The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-11

DR.. and Mrs: b q. Lyman are
taking their annual outing around
the lakes of Kandiyohi county
VIM. Cook left Monday for Olivia,
where he joined his militia company
on its annual encampment at Lake
view.
John Lauterbach, at his own ex-
pense, has fixed driveway or his
premises, to the lake shore and re-
turn, the driveway circling his
barn. r.. .--- ~ -.
/ The N. E. A. opens at Minneapo-
lis July 9TH for four days session.
All teachers should plan to attend
this great educational convention.
Official programs are now ready for
distribution and may be had by ad-
dressing Irwin Shepard, Winona,
Minn. ..
Miss Mary Bend, daughter of
Gen. Bend of St. Paul, will be the
guest of Rev. aud Mrs. Mitchell
Friday evening. She will speak to
the women of the parish at 8 clock
that night on the work of the babies
! branch of the woman's auxiliary
missionary society. "
The ladies of the city will give a
lawn social for the benefit of the
Redwood band on the lawn of G.
Fred. Thompson next Tuesday ev-
ening. Ice cream and cake will be
served, and everybody is requested
to come and contribute their mite
toward swelling the fund.
c. F. Apitz has organized base
ball club from business houses on
the north side of second street, and
he is preparing to issue a challenge
to club to be organized from other
business houses of the city, the gate
receipts to be turned over to the
Redwood Falls Improvement asso-
citation. 1.7s. y.
The new hearse for the undertak-
ing department of the Redwood
Falls Furniture Co. arrived here
Friday morning and was placed in
use that day. The hearse is an ex-
cellent type of that class of work,
highly carved and draped, and its
purchased by Messrs. Duryea &
Persons speaks we'll for the enter
prise of that firm.
Last Thursday was the 92d birth
day anniversary of ]. G. Brainerd,
father of Mrs. W. D. Finn, and
Mrs. Finn gave a luncheon to a
number OF friends in honor of the
occasion. The launch, Alice, was
also chartered for the party, and a
ride taken up and down the river,
which was enjoyed by no one more
than by Mr.. Brainerd.
Mrs. Chas. Brewster entertained
her Sunday school class last Wed
nesday in honor of Kenneth's tenth
birthday. There were present
Ralph Tenney, Harrison Baldwin,
Harold Riley, Abigail Lutz, Ada
Tenney, Marion Bowers, Maude
Peterson, Maude Kueck, Hattie Lea
vens, Coral Post. The afternoon
was spent in playing games and en-
joying outdoor sports. Mrs. Brew
ster served refreshments and the
children reported delightful time.
Morton Enterprise: While at
Redwood Falls last Saturday the
writer had the pleasure of viewing
Lake Redwood, the new artificial
lake just completed by the enter
prising citizens of that city. The
lake is fast filing up and on Satur-
day water at least two inches in
thickness was running over the
dam. There are now two gasoline
launches skipping about the lake
end also numerous row boats. Our
friend, J. A. Schmahl, is mixed up
in one of these steamship lines and
their boat, (which will comfortably
seat about Is passengers, is a beau.
ty 1t must have been large un-
dertaking to plan and carry on the
building of this lake and the citizens
of that city are entitled to an un-
limited amount of praise.
Mrs. O. W. Mcmillan received a
telegram Friday morning to the
effect that her mother, Mrs. Jane
Hartley Derwent, wife of VIM. Der
went had .Dassed away very sud