The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-25
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

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F. w. Scheuer of st. Peter is in
the city attempting to institute a
Camp of the Woodmen of the World.
Young men and women, if you
are thinking of attending a bust
ness college, write the Mankato
Commercial college, Mankato, Mimi.
for a beautiful catalogue.
A farewell picnic in honor Of Mrs.
J. B. Mason and daughter, Miss
Camp, is to be held today at the
Goodrich farm, west OF town. The
affair is under the management of
Crystal Lodge, D. Of R.
Mrs. NJ. Ashmore, the well-known
musical directories of this city,
leaves to-day for Neahatawanta,
Traverse City, Michigan, where she
will visit with the family of Capt.
A. H. Webb for several weeks.
A. E. Hutchinson of Vesta, the
rustling young secretary of the
Redwood County Land Co., was in
the city last Wednesday and Thurs
day looking over several buildings
that might be suitable for the Office
of the Redwood County Land Co. in
this city. He found two buildings
that would answer his purpose.
N. B. Anderson left Monday for
Milwaukee, where he will attend
the annual convention of the Ma
tional Photographers association.
Mr.. Anderson took number of his
pictures with him, just to show
that Western photographers were
doing as good, if not better work
than their brothers of the east.
Presiding Elder G. H. Way of the
Fairmont district visited with
friends in the city over Sunday.
Mr.. Way occupied the pulpit Of
Rev. c. H. Stevenson of the Metho
dist church on that day, Mr.. Stew
enson meeting Mr.. Ways assign
ment at Lamberton. Mr.. Ways
old friends here gave him a hearty
welcome.
The city council held a special
meeting on Thursday evening OF
last week and adopted a resolution
giving the committee on water
works authority to enter into con-
tract with Leroy Stegner for the
construction of a reservoir to hold
60, 900 gallons of water, near the
power house, the cost not to exceed
1890 The reservoir may not be
built if the committee on water sup
ply believes that by the putting in
of filter good water can be had
from the Redwood river after the
dam is constructed.
One of the best dramatic readers
that it has been the pleasure of a
Redwood Falls audience to hear
was Miss Doretha 2. Dale at the
Presbyterian church on Friday
evening last. The crowd was con.
fined in numbers to about Is people.
The reader has a clear voice, is dis
tinct in pronunciation, and impress
sive in action, which added much tt
the readings. Although the read
|ings were the principal part of the
Entertainment, local talent assisted
materially in furnishing music
The first number on the program
was instrumental music by Mis-:
i Marie Cipfell. Miss Dale won thu
audience with the first numbers
Swinging in the Grape Vim.
Swing" and "A Little Quaker Maid
en-" These were followed by tire,
other readings. Miss Forbusl
sang solo, which pleased her ad
lmirers. OF the three numbers from
Kipling given by Miss Dale .'Toin
my Atkins was probably. the best
REV. Barackman sang Kipling'
/ Recessional, and then Miss Dial,
Igave her best reading, I'VE Ain
TAI Bad" She followed this b,
| giving Salvador and 'tSix Low
Letters, = the former being one Q
her best. Carol Clipfell gave |
lcornet solo with organ accoinpani
ment. Miss Dale closed the pro
gram with the selection "Helen'
j Thamre. =