The Redwood gazette., 1901-06-26
Miss Tepa Smith has returned


J from ST: Cloud
The ladies' Of the Relief Corps
] gave an ice cream social yesterday
afternoon
Mrs John Clark, Jr., is visiting
with her sister, Mr. w II. Lance
lat Ronnsby, Benton county
Master Brainerd Finn and Miss
Dorothy Dorm berg are visiting with
relatives II Blooming Prairie.
Geore Houg ghmaster and G. r. Ma
bee spent a portion Of last week in
several counties of South Dakota
Miss Francis Everett and Max
johnson left for Minneapolis Mon
1 day to attend the teacher s summer
Esehool at the University.
George LaRosa and Mary Pantzke
of Lamberton were united in mar
riage by Judge Evans at the court
house last Wednesday morning.
w. G. Banks and wife and two
grandchildren left for Fillmore coun-
/ ty Saturday to visit with relatives
at various places in that county.
Mrs. II. NJ Aune and daughter,
| Miss Hazel, left last Saturday for
the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo. They will visit with rela-
tives IN Madison, Wis, and other.
i points before returning.
A. @. Schmahl and wife and DR..
F.W. Birch left on a drive north
Saturday, Mrs. Schmahl stopping
at Renville to visit with her parents
at that place, and Mr.. Schmahl and
DR.. Birch proceeding to Green Lake
/ for several days outing
Assessor Chapman made an error
! last week in giving the amount of
! personal property valuation on his
books. He stated that it was about
i $l04, 900. Since that time he has
gone over the list again, and finds
that the total is sl36, ,O4O. Last year
it was only Sl2l 900.
There are over z, 900 applications
for rural free delivery routes in
i this State, and as a result Gilbert
IGutterson, the route agent, is hav-
ing hard work getting around to all
of the places where theyare wanted,
| The opening Of the routes south and
west Of this city may be consider
ably delayed as a consequence
The marriage of Miss Carrie
4 Rickmeier to Aid. j. HI. Melges was
a quiet affair at the residence Of the
| groom, on Bridge and Mill streets,
this city, at 7:30 o'clock last Thurs
/ day evening. Rev. E. ]. Barack-
man of the Presby yterian church
! performed the ceremony, Emil
| Kuenzli acted as best man and Miss.
| Melges of New Ulm acted as brides.
maid The only other parties pres
lent were. Mrs. ] ohm ]. Palmer, Dolss
etha Mortimer, a brother and sis
ter of the bride and Edward Pratt.
The contracting parties were at
home at once, Mr.. Melges having
previouslyfurnished the newly pur-
chased residence for the occasion.
The climate and crop bulletin Of
the weather bureau for the week
ending June 18th, says that the
temperatures were moderately high
on the 14th and 10Th, and during
the rest Of the week they were sea-
sonable. There were rains nearly
every day of the week, the days with
rain at the feWest places being the.
18th and 10th. The rains came in
very heavy showers, aud were gen
orally accompanied bylightning and
thunder. In Mobiles, Murray and
Redwood counties there were tor
nadic conditions on the morning of
the 11th, with violent winds cover
ing small areas, and causing consid-
cradle loss to town and country
buildings, but happily without loss
Iof life. On the same date, in other
parts Of the southern half Of the
State, there was hail at scattered
points, which was very large in.
size, but fortunately in small am
lounts:: it broke much glass, but the
only crop injury seems to have been
in Big Stone county, where many
corn fields we're seriously injured.
| With favorable temperatures and
abundant moisture, all the small
! grains ara dninp cnlnndidIyy s1.4o