The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-02-12

ID By the Editor Of the Portsmouth,
Ohio. Correspondent.
Underwood Bssalnga ;.
The school in the southwest part Of
town Is prospering finely. Fourteen
scholars are enrolled. -.
Bad colds are going the rounds through.
out the town and everybody has rag
around their neck.
T. Simmons. An old time homesteader.
d back after trip 10 Wisconsin.
A petition is being! circulated for new
school district in the northeast part Of
town.
/ At the school meeting held at r. 81.
cKittricks, the 80 inst. the school
house site was located in the centre Of
the district but no bonds were voted for
building 1t present.
Constable Story, after . two months
sojurn in Brookins Co. has returned, fol-
lowing in the wake Of Squire Mead. who
returned . week or two previously.
Next week We win send In . president.
ial boom after finding out how this town
standa politically. ,. :
=. Boomer. =.
Mr.. GREHN's LscruRB. The lecture Of
Mr.. G. P. Green on Friday evening. was
one of the most successful Of the season.
Af. Green had been assigned . place later
in the course, but was unexpectedly
called upon to MI the engagement made
BY the Lecture Committee for that even
ing. This becoming generally known to
our citizens during the day. the house
was crowded BY one Of the most intelli-
gent and appreciative audiences which
has ever greeted public speaker in Red.
wood Falls. Although called upon UNI.
lexpectedly, the lecture net he situation
|in 4 way which fully sustained his well
Known reputation. He was Introduced
- a old settler; widely known BY his
profound and comprehensive contribu.
tions to the Redwood GAZETTE. His
theme, '1lsn has we sources Of knowl.
edge. was discussed In the most pro-
miscuous and able manner. Although
the discussion Of his subject was
obtuse and profound. he held from the
beginning the rspt and undi stten:
ton Of his auditors. With 10 attempt ct
stage eloqIenee. but with CALM Web
sterisn manner: he developed l. Tide. q
thought Which attempted By any one eiss
would have been incomprehensibte TO Z
popular audience. bnt which, BY .his
marvellous command of Tie best Engiish,
instructed. capsiysted and enchanted hi
hearers. The following sentences win
convey some faint conceptions Of bic
glowing periods. Speaking ''of naa's
moral condition - Il 10 occasionally, /.
1r. Green observed. 1t = strue some
time there comes reaction which leads
~ TO suppose that Gods light Il with.
drawn. but II IL only TIE revolution Of
lour soul upon IL axis. IL polaritiss Dc.
fpsessed from the plane Of III orbit for the
tims being 20 hat the Divine rays Of
light fan upon r., obliquely. (er - The
Ieyn's rays now. n. 0he sossheTn henis-
Ibhere Of The sasthl having or souls
locked IN ~ smbsaes Of frost and shads.
|rHB DoRBALn o. oU1 Hx11mAL xAru1B.
In cooclusion - said. 'Dosn may aN
those mists b driven away, whea The
morning light 81 that glorious sunbeam
\ shalt Asck Tie spiritual Hemisphere q Oh
beiE from orient 10 oceidsns GlowinG
via. ~ rainbow tints Of Gods psaoiss
i eus AsaEse shell Sesl sssars.: TIE con.
lG3ustoA q Tho lecture was greeted. WITH
tOuyb d appltalse, end On motion u ].
NV. Paxton 1sq.s '1Ae haA1n Of he au-
Idienee were ye6uyuo4 n. Green fM HID
liable and abstruss expeeitioA a objective
and subjective knowledgs." Mr.. Hcrtill,
81 A.