The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-01-17
ovERFL oW LOCALS.

over-crowded 9Th, 7th and 9Th
grades of the city schools. Miss
Rector has already arrived, and has
begun her duties here.
! Miss Barbara McIlreavie suffered
a painful injury while riding in a
cutter recently. The horse was ap-
parently beyond control and Miss
McIreavie endeavored to escape by
jumping, with the result severely
sprained hip. The other occupants
of the cutter remained in their seats
and were taken home safely by the
horse, which was not so badly
frightened as were the passengers.
The officers of the K. of P. lodge
of this city were formally installed
last Thursday evening, and prior to
the installation supper was served
by the members of the Rathbone
Sisters tossa large number of people
attending the public installation.
The proceeds were used to assist in
paying for the hall. Several in
strumental and vocal musical selec-
tons were rendered during the
evening.
Col. Fred. Radtke and Major Jas.
w. Marvin of Johnsonville drifted
into town last Thursday afternoon,
| the former to investigate a tax re-
ceipt and the latter to act as body
guard. Mr.. Radtke celebrated the
25th anniversary Of his marriage to
Miss Minnie Burmeister on last
Wednesday, the celebration occur
ring at the handsome Radtke home
in Johnsonville, and the guests being
present in large numbers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Radtke made lively entertainers
and the celebration continued until
6 o'clock Thursday morning.
The concert given by the Chicago
Glee club was a success in all re-
spects. The attendance was up to
the seating capacity of the opera
house, and the entertainment had
enough of variety to please all in
the audience, whether music-wise or
otherwise. The singing was full of
harmony and every word was dis
tinctly enunciated by the artists
who make up the quartette. Mr..
Dixon, the reader, gives his i'm
presentations a racy personality, with
out affectation or tediousness. The
lecture bureau will have to look far
for more popular attraction for a
Redwood Falls audience.
The annual meeting of Brown
Redwood County Medical society
occurred at Sleepy Eye on Jan. 9th.
The following officers were elected.
DIR. O. C. Stricken, president, New
Ulm; DR. J. w. B. Welcome, Jr.,
vice-president, Sleepy Eye; DR.. W.
A. Brand secretary and treasurer,
Redwood Falls; DR.. A. F. Stricken,
censor for three years, Sleepy Eye;
DR.. J. A. Schroeder, censor for one
year to succeed Dr. Thos. Sullivan
deceased, both of Springfield; Dr. ].
L. Adams, delegate to state society;
DR.. J. w. B. Welcome, Jr., alter
nate. The next meeting, to include
program and banquet, will be held
at New Ulm in April.
A. D. Stewart returned from his
trip to St. Paul on Friday afternoon
last. Mr.. Stewart was reelected
president of the associated township
insurance companies of the state at
the meeting of representatives from
those companies all over the state,
and he made himself exceptionally
popular among the large crowd of
delegates by his presiding over the
convention. He listened to Presi-
dent Stickney's address before the
municipal league Wednesday after
noon, and was present at the banquet
given.to the members of the league
at the Commercial club in that city
on Wednesday evening, at which
Gov. johnson was the principal
speaker.
Rev. J. B. Hingeley of Mime
apolis was present at the meeting of
Redwood commandery No. Is,
Knights Templars, on Monday even
ing of last week, at which time his
son, Myron w. Hingeley was created
a Knight of the Temple. O. l..
Dornberg, the eminent commander,
yielded the honor of creating the