The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-06-24

New colors and designs in ham,
mocksat Luscher's Drug store. 1t. i.
Miss Haber. who has been visiting
her relatives at the Chas. Lentz
household. returned yesterday to
| her home in st. Paul.
Miss Agnes Lauterbach brought
home the two Cook children on her
return from st. Peter, and the latter
will stay at their grandparents for a
few weeks.
A number of Morgan families
have been procuring plants here to
re-stock their gardens since the
storm. Morgan will get busy and
soon win out against the storm king.
Mrs. George Drake arrived home
from St. Paul considerably improved
| in health, and George is again en-
joying home comforts. Joe remained
| behind few days to take in the
circus at the capital city.
Mankato CONNER al College base
ball team made trip through South
Dakota and played about Is games.
The boys are q lot of gentlemanly
fellows and credit to the school
Review.
A union temperance meeting will
be held next Sunday evening at the
Christian church, the speaker being
John Il. Shield of Minneapolis, who
comes well recommended as a vide
aw axe young orator.
Seven boys from the village Of
Iyanhoe were arrested last week on
complaint of parties owning house
located near Arco, charging the boys
with breaking the windows and doing
other depredations. It cost them
$50 for their fun.
Geo. Stegner of Sioux Falls paid a
very short visit to this city Monday,
overseeing some work at the Gene
terry. He reported that crop pros
poets around Sioux Falls are better
than they have been there for a
number Of years.
The associated press dispatches
report the death of a farmer named
Carl Gramenza, near Springfield, by
a bolt of lightning during last Sat-
urday's storm. This is the only ia
tility reported from the storm in
this section of the state.
VIII. Gold made circuit of most
of the towns in this county last week
and reports that everywhere crop
conditions appeared better than a
year ago at this time more acres in
crop and uninjured by water, and a
much better stand of corn of good
color.
Gnats have made themselves a
nuisance all over the state the past
few weeks, and some reports have
been given out here of wholesale
slaughter of young chickens by the
pests. Dry weather will prove a
remedy-if we are favored with that
kind Of weather.
A farmer southwest of this city
was reported severely injured by
hailstones Monday morning, but the
report was found to be greatly ex-
aggerated, although his experience
was not an agreeable one. Aside
from some losses of poultry, no Sc
rious damage to animal life is known
to have resulted from the storm in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers have been
entertaining the veteran editor of
the Newton (Ia.) Journal, Ralph
Robinson, who came with Mrs. Rob-
finson to recuperate after a severe
i illness at the home of his daughter,
/ Mrs. Chambers. Another daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Joined
them at the, rnanse last Saturday.
Mrs. W., H. Evans. who quite re.
Gently came back to Iowa from
Oklahoma.
| Mayor Chas. l. Regard Of Owa.
ttonna, whose election in that city on
the score of law enforcement last
spring surprised all but his most san.
guine friends, was here on legal
business last Saturday. Mayor Rel.
gard came from Iowa less than two