The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-29
Race left for ST oaul and

Race left for PAUL and
Minneapolis last "Wednesday Oh
educat ional matters.
Mrs. Bowers left for st.
Paul and u inneapo last Wednes-
day, for the purpose Of visiting
with friends and relatives il those
cities
The postponed meeting Of the
Rcd wood County Dairy association
will be held ia this city On tuesday.
June 18th. the date being subject to
change to suit Prof. Shaw s conven-
fence.
Real estate taxes have been COM
ing ii pretty lively during the past
week apd Treasurer Tenney and and
Deputy King have been assisted BY
Lawrence Kin & and ~ ulia Ten
ney II recei ST be q none and !.
issuing receipts as as ling
county Vouch hers n aic ll fell due last
Thur day
lyman Odell came il rom ST;
Paul last " ednegdla and has been.
visiting with friend s. q this neigh
borhood since that time: yman
formerly resided in Underwood and
did some clerical work in this city.
He is now a rakeman on the Great
Northern passenger train running
out 81. st. Fl ul
The marriage Of Miss Virginia,
eldest daughter Of Capt and Mrs.
W Fl Dunn ngton Of this city, to
Alberta Melges, superintendent
Of the Redwood Falls Cold Storage
House, occurs at the Episcopal
church Of the Holy Communion.
commencing at 1870 O'Clock next
Tuesday morning. Rev. VIM.
Mitchell, rector of the church, will
oficiate. No cards.
The teachers Of the local schools,
Mailing from other towns. will de-
part for their homes Immediately
after the commencement exercises
Of next Monday evening. Miss Will
cox will return to Albert Lea, Miss
Kennedy to Minneapolis, the Misses
LinWell to the same city, Miss Re
gan to Winona, Miss Larkin to her
home in Renville county, Miss Mos
es to Gales, Redwood county, Miss
Huntington to Wisconsin.
Old settlers of Willow Lake and
Shutdown will have their annual
picnic at the farm home Of Martin
Foy on Thursday, June 9Th. Sec
rotary p. O. Callaghap is laying
plans for making the picnic one that
will excel all previous attempts in
that line. Last year the picnic was
held at NJ. Bredvold's farm, at
which time there was a very large
attendance. Mr.. Foys place is 10
Gated some three miles southwestern
the Shutdown and Willow Lake
creamery.
Miss Regan, who has had charge
Of one of the departments Of the
public school, leaves for her home
in Winona next week. Miss Regain
will teach the next school year at
st. Charles. The local board of ed
ucation regards her as one Of the
best teachers ever employed at this
place, she being the possessor of a
happy tact for handling pupils who
are inclined to be unruly. The fact.
that the board offered to materially
increase her salary if she would re-
main is the best evidence of the re-
gard the board has for her
Two Olivia school teachers and
two gentlemen friends planned an
evening party at the home Of a
friend. a nice cake had been pre-
pared for the purpose and sent to
the kitchen Of a friend shortly after
dark Two other teachers not in
on the party quietly crept into the
kitchen and stole the cake: The
next morning, before their pupils,
the cake takers were arrested, and
while the matter was not carried
much further it is understood that
There is not the best Of feeling
among the members Of the faculty Of
| the Olivia schools.
Speaking Of the visit Of President
MCKINLEY and party to Los Angeles
80. 3 Conway, formerly Of this city,
writes to The G GAZETTE 81 had the
tnlaaSl1re C,f seeing President Maxim