The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-04-05

has been visiting in this city during
the past week.
| j. S. Towle, of New Avon, was
among the Redwood county people in
Minneapolis last week.
Miss Nina Pratt returned from max
ing extensive millinery purchases in
the Twin Cities last Monday.
| II. G. Ackmann has very fine lot
of timothy seed for sale cheap. The
timothy seed is direct from Lankard's
farm, and is warranted to be free from
foul seed.
Charles M. Huntington is expected
home from his studies in Columbus
Art studio this week. MIR. Dunning-
ton has become one of the finest por-
trait artists in the country, and his
work finds ready sale.
w. G. Cook and G.. w. Tiffany were
among the farmers who first finished
sowing wheat this year. Mr.. Tiffany
states that the wheat acreage of Red
wood county will fall short of 1893
and that the farmers are giving more
attention to diversified farming.
Chas. Kenney started for Idaho on
Tuesday, in company with Mrs. Ken
ney, and declared his intention to
stay there until his health was either
improved or ruined. AS everybody
wants Charlie back, here's hoping
that mountain air will brace him ur
quick.
The annual Forty Hours Devotion
will take place at Morgan on April II,
Is and 10. Exposition of the Sanctis
imum at 6 o'clock each morning; Sol
emn High Mass with Deacon and Sub
deacon at 10 o'clock; Solemn Vespers
at 7:3O p. m. Preaching in Englist
and German.
On Friday of last week Emil
Schmahl purchased of Hon. CD. Gil
fillan thirty. head of as fine corn fec
steers as have ever been fattened Oh
that gentleman's farm. The steers
weigh on the average of 1,5OO pounds
each, and will be slaughtered for the
local market.
Marshall Lodge 80, K. of P, viii
give reception, ball and banquet in
that town next Monday evening, as
announced by some very neatly de-
signed invitation cards. The Crane
Chancellor and Past Chancellor viii
be present. The Marshalltown orches
ira will furnish the music
Major M. E. Powell returned from
trip to Minneapolis, last Thursday
Maj. Powell was at the West and neal
to the the throne, when Gov. McKin
ley spoke to the mass of humanity in
that hotel last Wednesday morning
and concluded that the crowd was toe
large for him to watch in the evening
! George Duerre, now county treasur'
or of Wabasha county, formerly Of
this place, was in attendance at the
Mckinley reception in St. Paul last
Thursday. George has made a great
record as treasurer of that county dur.
ing his first term of Office, and lead.
ing politicians on both sides of the
fence in Wabasha predict that he will
be reelected by an overwhelming ma
jority next fall.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Frank l.. Ring and DR.
Halves, under the firm name of Rims
& Halves, dealers in dry goods and no
tons, terminated on last Monday, Mr.
Ring assuming entire control of thu
store. DR.. Halves gives as reason
for retiring from the business that hi.
dental practice has become so exten
sive that he has but little or no time
to give to other business. The store
will remain on Second street.
Nearly all of the delegates and Wis
itors to the Mckinley meeting returned
home last Thursday, some of them or
the St. Louis, and some on the North
western. Those on the St. Louis go
up Mckinley war cry and at every
station got out on the platform ano
gave the town an exhibition of LUNG
power. At Green Isle, in which town
and for Is miles around there is moi
supposed to be Republican vote the
women came out of the houses anC
waved their aprons at the Mckinley
enthusiasts, but after discovering who
they were shook red flag.
The funeral of Matthias Buechner
a ha1f-hrOther to Henry and Po4o,