The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-06-05
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

stab Of abasso were III the city
last Wednesday evening
Mesdames Francois and Fountain
we're driven to the Milwaukee rail
road We dnesday morning, taking q
train for Montevideo. where they
visited with friends of Mrs. Foun-
tain.
/ Henry sHoldhouse in the employ
of w. r. CasWe1, had his right foot
quite badly injured by a chunk Of
ice Weighing bout 400 pounds, fall
1 ing on to it. last Wednesday NOR
1 ming.
a horse belonging to Fred. Cain
had one Of its ankles broken in a
runaway accident on Tuesday after
noon Of last week. The break was
caused by the animal slipping and
falling in going down the grade on
! Washington avenue, on the east
side of Hotel Francois. It was
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a very heavy and valuable animal.
DR.. B. A. Lyman received aletter
from his father, who is now at
North Ferrisburg, Vermont, last
Thursday The elder Lyman stated
that he was then making arrange
ments to 90 trout fishing in the
brooks where he fshed when a boy.
He also-speaks in glowing terms OF
1.-THE Buffalo expo, and sent the Doc
tor one Of the many souvenirs OF
that big show.
H. B, Miller left for Rochester
Friday to make arrangements for
the removal Of his family to Red
wood Falls. Mr.. Miller expects to
| have the remode cling ofhisresidence
on the corner of Mill and Broadway
completed inabout two weeks. This
residence will be occupied by q. g.
Banks and Mrs. ID. Mortimer and
families. Mr. Miller will occupy
the residence now Occupied by
| them.
The recital Of Miss Myrtle Cooper
Of this city, pupil Of the j ohnson
School Of music. Oratory and Dram
attic Artsof Minneapolis, was held in
the school auditorium on Monday
evening Of last week. The Times
Lot Tuesday morning states that the
auditorium was filled with interested
land enthusiastic friends, who gave
the graduates both applause and
floral tributes. 1t futher states
THAT Miss Cooper displayed consid-
cradle musical ability, and in in
telligence and indivd duality her work
was decidedly above the average.
She hasa pretty touch, with vari-
ETY. OF tonal quality, and a strong
sense Of rhythm and melody Her
technique is good, and she gave
her selections with both brilliancy
and feeling. The Journel says
that Miss Cooper has considerable
musical ability Her numbers show
Led intelligent individuality, and she
has a good touch and technique. She
played selections from Beethoven,
lSchamann, Chopin, Grieg and Rein
Eecke. 'Is
/ Hicks anticipates many electrical
storms, with rain and possible vio-
! lenee from next Sunday to Wednes
1.sday The annual j une showers are
NATURALLY to be looked for from this
time until near the end of the month,
but storms Of. wide extent and dan
gerous intensity are quite likely
from the 9th to the 18th. Showery,
unsettled weather will follow and
| heavy transforms will visit regions
lalong the Atlantic seaboard. From
June 10th to the 10Th there will be
a repetition Of intense and vivid
electrical storms, with cloud bursts
here and there. Some narrow local
lilies will have too much rain and
local floods, but immed iately after
we pass out Of the June rains it will
be found that the greater part Of the
county IS short Of moisture and
general rains will be needed to ma
ture the crops il nostcentral, west
(Tern and northern sections. Drouth
is even liable along the Gulf region.
As une comes to a close a reaction
airy period will Y bring low barome-
trio centers in different parts Of the.
county ending II scattering show
ers and electric storms !, ID =; 81, :.