The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-30


her visit with relatives in Plain
view and Wabasha on Tuesday
afternoon Of last week.
Fred. Heating Of Mitchell county,
Iowa, was in the city last week
locking after an opportunity to in
vest in Redwood county real estate,
DR.. E. A. Lyman and wife left
last Saturday for a ten days outing
around the lakes in Kandiyohi
county. The Doctors Office will be
closed during that time.
Mrs. Paul r. Mccoy came up
from Minneapolis during the early
portion of last week and has since
been visiting with her parents,
Mayor and Mrs. VIM. Smith.
The assignments Of land certifi-
Gates to 100 acres of land in John
sonville, from Geo. M. Palmer to
Chris. Nelson, were placed on rec
ord with the register of deeds dur
ing the past week.
The receipts for taxes at the
treasurer's Office last Thursday
amounted to $5.175. Since that
time the receipts have increased
daily, the treasurer's crew being
too busy to make a footing.
Miss Christina Smith, daughter
of Mayor Smith of this city, will
graduate from St. Joseph's Acad-
envy, St. Paul, this year, after TAX
ling four years course. The COM
mencement exercises will be held
on June ed.
Miss Inez Vaughn left Sunday
for Minneapolis, where she will
visit day or two with Miss Dolly
Kellum. From Minneapolis she
will proceed to Ottawa, Illinois,
where she will visit with relatives
for several weeks.
O. w. Mcmillan came over from
Hutchinson on bicycle on Tuesday
aftern Don of last week, and attend
ed to some business matters here,
returning Wednesday afternoon.
He is in the restaurant business at
that point and reports a lively bus
mess.
Mrs. John A. Wiley of Tracy, and
Mrs. Thos. Hughes of Sleepy Eye,
both formerly of this city, attended
the session OF Charity Chapter No.
IS, Order o. the Eastern Star, at
this place, last Wednesday evening
Mrs. Wiley is past grand worthy
matron of the order.
Alfred Chadbourn isexpected from
Philadelphia this week. He grad
uated from the medical department
of the Medico- Chirurgical college
Of that place on Saturday, May 18th,
and will spend the summer in rest
ing from his studies and looking
for location for the practice of
medicine.
The call is out for the Republican
county convention to be held on
Thursday, June 21st, at the court
house in this city. This conven-
ton is called for the purpose of
choosing II delegates to the State
convention, which will nominate
candidates for State Offices, and also
to select II delegates to attend
the Republican congressional con-
vention at Mankato which is to
nominate a candidate for represent
alive in Congress from this dis
trict. The State convention will be
held on June 9th and the congress
sional convention on June 9th.
Hicks predicts for June: Thun-
der showers from 1st to I'd; cool,
clear weather to the 9Th, thunder
storms to begin on the 9Th and to
continue to the 18th. There are
likely to be almost daily showers,
in fact, up to June ed, with tenn
perature ranging from hot to very
cool, with frequent frosts in high
ATTITUDES. People are advised
against seeking protection from
storms under the shade of trees,
sheet lightning being very apt to
be prominent during this stretch.
There will be cool weather from
the ed to the Oath. From the oath
to the 9th a marked reaction will
be expected to warmer, and the
month will go out with storms.
The Democratic county conven.
ton for the purpose of selecting 10
delegates to attend the Democratic