The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-29

Mrs NJ RI Goudy came il from
ISeaforth last Wednesda az and was
present at the Eastern Star doings
that evening
Eng emann II no has been at
home for several days, left Monday
on another trip as an expert for the
osborne machine company
'iinnegan the we'll known
MInneapolis real estate title attor-
lney, came up from that city last
"Wednesday and remained here for
couple Of day
The rain of last Wednesday and
fThursday was deeid edlv OPP FORTUNE.
The field and garden crops were IN
need Of moisture and enough rain
fell to keep them IN good condition
for some tim
Henry Schleuder left last Thurs
day for Vim ebago City, where he
visited several days Hugo Schleu-
IIderscame over from Springfield the
day before and conducted isuncle S
EjeWelry store during his absence.
The joint meeting of John s.
Marsh Post and the. Women S Re
lief Corp last W ednesday afternoon,
for the purpose of making arrange
mcnts for the carrying out of the
program on y Decoration Day, was
quite largely attended. The mem.
bers Of the. Post entertained the
ladies at luncheon
Mesdames Ward, Ashmore, Nor
timer and Dripps entertained the
St Veronica S Guild at the home Of
the former last Thursday afternoon
An unusually large crowd was pres
ent at supper Alta business meet
ing the ladies of the Guild made ar
engagements for a rumage sale to oc-
cur about une 21st and ed furth-
er particulars of which will be
found in another column.
John Fredelickson of Lake6eld
was sojourning in the city last We'd.
nesday and Thursday Mr.. Fred
erickson was interested IN "a piece
|of land in Vail, against which an.
execution had been issued, on ac-
count OLA machine deal made be-
tween parties before Mr. Freder-
ickson acquired control Of the prop
erty. a sheriff S sale was to have
occurred on Thursday, but Mr..
Fred erickson settled the claims
against the tract before the sale took
place, and was given satisfaction by
those interested 10 the execution.
Charity Chapter No. 35, Order of
the Eastern Star, held a regular
meeting last Wednesday evening
and conferred the degrees on a
couple Of candidates. After the
work a reception was rendered to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Caswell, who
were presented with a hand some cut
glass berry bowl by the members
of the order. Julius a.. Schmahl
made a primer speech in presenting
1.-The bowl to the couple. Mrs. Cas-
we'll replied, thanking the members
for their remembrance and best
wishes. Mr.. Casweli simply dittoed
Mrs. CasWell S remarks.
The climate and crop bulletin Of
the weather bureau for the week
ending May 10th is as follows:
There we're local showers early IN
the week n Hub bard, Becker. Clay,
Norman and Polk counties, and in
the extreme southeast. Those show
.erssextended over small areas, and
they are generally light except in
western Norman county, where they
were locally very heavy Early in
the week the temperatures we're
low, being near the freezing point
on the morning Of the 24th in some
exposed places. The low tempera-
lures Of the 18th, 18th, 18th and
18th do not seem to have caused
injury except to a little barley,
some garden vegetables and few
fruit blossoms which we're some
what frost bitten. Tn the Red Riv-
Ter valley oats, barley, fax and mil
let are being sown as the land is
being prepared for them. South OF
the. Red river valley the planting Of
] corn and potatoes has been going
on during the week, and in many
places it is finished early planted
4 corn and n0tatnaS arc nm Flax