The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-22

sunday ScnOOI anu preaching ~
the Mcdaniel school house next
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Green are
here from North Dakota, after sew
eral months absence.
Next week We will Dream on
Wednesday and Friday nights, then
hurrah for the Fourth.
The mite society ladies meet with
Mrs. G. w. Tiffany Friday Of this
week, Mrs. Fred. Banker being as
sistant hostess for the occasion.
S. G. Peterson was one Of the
speakers at the Epworth League dis
trict convention at Mankato last
Saturday, the subject assigned him
being the Age Limit.
The Great Western elevator at
Morton was destroyed by fire last
Saturday night, presumably from
sparks of a passing engine or from
some cigarette smoking buns who
were seen in the vicinity a short
time before.
Home grown Strawberries made
their first appearance last week,
August Carity's picking being the
first we heard of. The quality is
average. but the crop is generally
light one, so that there is little pros
pect of glut in the market.
w. H. Gold attended the state
convention at st. Paul yesterday,
and plans to go to Bigstone next
Friday, accompanied by Glenn and
Donald and R. w. Sears and two of
his boys, from Chicago. for an out
ing of several weeks duration.
w. C. Starr and family were in
stalled in their future home here the
past week, in the McClintock house,
recently vacated by the Palace store
household. Mr.. Starr will take pos
session of the Reveille office today,
and be a Redwood Falls booster
thereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mckay re-
turned from their Minneapolis visit
last Friday night. The weather
bureau at the cities gave out state
ment that the heat on Friday made
a record mark not passed during
fifteen years previous, and city
jewellers are fortunate who can get
out into the open just now.
Morton Enterprise: At the recent
election for the G. A. r. officers for
the state we notice that Col. G. H.
Hopkins of Fairfax was elected Vice
Commander, which practically means
State. commander for comrade.
Hopkins next year. The people
of Renville County congratulate
Charley on his good fortune in Sc
curing the high office.
Tracy Herald: DR.. C. M. Ferro
died at sanitarium in Minneapolis.
Monday morning, at 3:43 o'clock,
and his remains were brought to this
city for burial, the funeral taking
place from the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Evans. Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The services were
conducted by Rev. Sharpe. of Mar
shall. "a Congregational minister, and
close friend of the doctor during
his late residence at Marshall.
Supt. Bebermeyer had occasion to
give his views on some needed
changes in our school laws relating
to compulsory attendance at the re-
cent county superintendent state
conference. and was strongly sup
ported in his views, the convention
later taking action for constituting
permanent committee to seek for
better school legislation, of which
committee Supt. Bebermeyer was
made chairman
DIR. Cowgirl. who officiated at the
Huntington funeral last Wednesday,
remained over to the M. E. Sund ay-
school picnic the day following,
where hehad an opportunity to greet
large number Of his former par
ishioners, who are always glad to
have a Methodist grip with DR..
Cowgirl. The doctors family are
pleasantly situated at Mankato. and
we learn that Raymond Cowgirl was
one of the strongest members of the
high school debating team of Man
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