The Redwood gazette., 1901-06-12
Miss Helen Regan left for her
home in Winona last Wednesday af-


Miss Helen Regan left for hel
4 home IN Winona last Wednesday af
q ternoon
J, Miss Mabel Pickett is the day op
q orator at the central Office Of the
i telephone exchange
Michael Lauterbach left for Fair.
fax Saturday for the purpose Of work
ling in the harness shop of John
q Mahowald.
Il u. d. Davis of Zumbrota was il
!, the city last Thursday, negotiating
for a certain business institution,
8 bnt the parties interested were un-
able to reach satisfactory conclu-
y Ision.
4 The Misses Linwell have returned
d to their home in Minneapolis and
/ Miss Larkin to her home in Rem
willie county. Miss Huntington will
Ispend most of the vacation at her
! home in Wisconsin.
| The ladies of the Rebekah Degree
lodge gave maple syrup supper at
4 the hall last Thursday evening.
The members of the lodge attended
lquite generally. Maple syrup and
warm biscuits constituted the ser
,1Yiee.
| DR.. G. r. Pease notified DR.. Glib
son by mail last Wednesday of his
resignation as member of the me-
dical examining board at Sleepy
Eye, and also OF the fact that DR.
Pease had strongly recommended
DIR. Gibson to Representative Nc
Cleary as his successor. The old
soldiers Of the city have practically
! all united on the selection of Dr.
Gibson for the place.
S. G.. Peterson has decided to
move his stock of dry goods and
groceries to the store now being va
Gated by Ring & Co., and owned by
| n. 81. Mahowald. He expects to
have the stock moved in time for an
opening on June 10Th or Goth. He
will sell both dry goods and grocer
les in the new store, but will mater
tally increase his stock of dry
Il i
goods, and in order to do this will
close out some of his auxiliary lines
/ between now and June Goth: These
goods he will put on the market at
a very low price.
i VIM. Fish, drum major in the
Salvation Army. had a foot and one
leg between the knee and hip quite
badly injured last Thursday morn
ing. He was driving his team at
tached to a wagon loaded with rock
out of the Homer & Hoskens quarry
at North Redwood One Of the hind
wheels passed over his foot, and in
trying to extricate the foot Mr.. Fish
threw himself against the hub Of
/ the wheel in such a manner as to
badly bruise the flesh between the
knee and the hip. DR.. Schlegel was
summoned and could find no broken
bones. He dressed the bruises and
William will soon again be seen in
his place in the Army.
The climate and crop bulletin of
the weather bureau for the week
ending June Sd is: as follows: The
days were moderately warm most Of
the week, and though many CORE
spondents seem to think that the
nights were very cool, thermometer
readings in many parts of the State
do not show unseasonably low
temperatures. The week was dry
one, the only measurable rainfall re-
ported being 80 of an inch at
Worthington, on Jlne Sd. Notwith
standing the very dry conditions,
most of the wheat and oats are grow
ing well and look healthy, only the
Igrains on light soils, and those
seeded late, showing indications of
/ the need of moisture. In some
southern counties barley has been
affected by chinch bugs, and in
small areas by frost The cool
weather Of previous weeks had a
tendency to cause deep roofing, so
that the grain plants are now some
what independent Of surface condi-
tions for their water supply. The
weather is most severe on late sown
grains. the roots of which have not
4 yet reached the moisture of the sub
loo or no Lot Ao NH 11h 6