The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-06-27

child from Mankato are enjoying an
automobile trip through Dakota.
/ Miss Wis Stoltz is visiting with
friends and relatives at Waseca and
| st. James.
There are number of cases of
measles among the children of this
city. The epidemic SO far has been
of mild nature and the victims are
recovering nicely.
This city was badly handicapped
Saturday evening by having no electric
light service. The business houses
were compelled to use lamps and can
dies to light their stores. In the por-
table bandstand on main street Ian
terms were used so that the large
crowd who came to town to hear the
band concert were not disappointed. A
bad windstorm at Waconia was re-
ported to have blown down the cleo
iris wires, causing the Northern States
Power Company to be put out of
commission.
Mrs. F. S. Pollard spent from We'd
nesday until Saturday with Redwood
relatives and friends.
Nels Rams and family spent a few
days the past week visiting relatives
at St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. jackson enter
tanned their nephew, Fred Wilson and
family of Rochester, recently.
An electric light has been placed
on the top of the water tower when
the water tank and tower was re-
painted recently. The roof of the
tank is painted white to reflect the
light and the light is visible a num-
hpp 0f miles 01It of t0up
Editor c. c. Eaton with his wife
and daughter spent a short time in
Morgan Sunday.
| Ben Rathman and family were at
Comfrey Sunday where they attend
ed birthday anniversary of Mr.. Rath-
mans mother.
Miss Margaret Fischer and Miss
Laura Murphy were guests of friends
during the week.
Announcement cards were received
here during the week of the marriage
of Otto Domain to Edna Bojanser
on June Goth. The young couple
taught in our public schools the past
year and large circle of friend:
wish them lots of happiness in theil
welded life.
The tenth annual chautauqua course
will begin the first of July lasting un
4 til July 9Th. There will be ten pro
1 grams afternoon and evenings The
4 Midland Chautauqua Circuit will fur
nish splendid talent at eachhprogram
4 The first day'J. w. Zellner, char
acter protrayalist and the Virginia
Jubilee colored troupe will entertain
Monday also promises to be a fns
nrnOrQpo Of nj
day evening a New York cast viii
put on play "Peg o Ny Heart.
+ Every number promises to, be good
The last number brings DIR. Sears. {
lecturer and humOrist. The doctor
has appeared in Morgan a number OF
times and his lectures were we'll re-
ceived. Season tickets are on sal.
for $500 for adults and $1.OO for child
rem. The entire program is said t,
be very attractive as only high grade
talent IS secured on the course.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hageman ane
son Clarence with James Adams ane
Mrs. F. S. Pollard were at Sleep,
Eye Sunday night to here an interest
ing talk by Chaldean Sheik-Ra
pheal Emmanuel who spoke at thu
Methodist church on the customs ant
beliefs OF the decendents of Abraham
The speaker came to America 81,
years ago to acquaint himself witt
American ways and he has acquired
an amazing education in that short
time. He. plans to go back home t.
enllghten his people as to the SAM
tary methods and modern improve
ments of this country. He has mast
cred the English language and hi.
address was we'll versed on the Biblt
as well as the moral side of life.
Undertaken Jensen was called to (;
farm near Springfield Saturday aft
ernoon. The two year old son of Free
Balfany, five miles north of Spring
field met his death when he accident
ally fell into water tank in the barr
yard of the home at four O'Clock Sat.
urday afternoon. The mother did moi
miss the little fellow who was at PLAY
near the house and when a search
was made his little body was fount
and life was extinct. The sorrowina
family have the sympathy of all i: