The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-12-06
E. M. Burnham and wife, of Bloom


ing Prairie, parents to Mrs. O. L.
Dornberg, are visiting in this city.
Christmas advertising for next
week should not be delayed later than
Tuesday. The GAZETTE expects a
rush of it.
If you desire luxurious growth of
healthy hair of nutural color, ma
lures browning ornament of both
sexes, use only Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair Remover.
The brick work on the Methodist
church was completed yesterday, and
the completion makes the structure
one of the handsomest, if not the
handsomest and most commodious of
its kind in the northwest.
Two exceptionally clever renditions
Tuesday night we're those Of Mrs. O.
L. Dornberg and Miss Tena Smith,
the former giving clever interpreted
ton of one of James Whitcomb Riley's
most difficult pieces, and Miss Smith
giving a post description of Niagara
and the Postscript"
The city council held regular
meeting last Tuesday evening and
spent an hour or more listening to the
reading of the minutes of the council
for the last eight or ten meetings.
Preparations were made for the COM
ing city election to be held on the first
Tuesday in January, and sundry bills
were allowed.
The Prison Mirror, of Saltwater,
published by the inmates of the prison,
each week records the new arrivals,
and gives their sentences. The last
issue is suggestive in this respect, and
shows that some one near Redwood
Falls must be the reporter on the pa
per, inasmuch as the arrivals are Civ
en- from this city, and not from the
county. The report says: Received
Nov. ed, l from Hennepin county,
grand larceny I'd degree, ] year; four
from Fillmore county, l carnal knowl
edge Is years, and 3grand larceny I'd
degree, l year each. Nov. 23d, from
Rice county, grand larceny LIST degree,
5 years. Nov. 26th, from Redwood
Falls, grand larceny I'd degree and
forgery I'd degree, l year and reform
atory plan respectively; 2 from Hen
nepin county, robbery I'd degree, 2
years each.
The regular meeting of the Teach
er's Reading Circle was held in the
High School room Saturday afternoon,
Dec. 2. Forty teachers were present.
The meeting was opened with singing
by the association, after which Supt.
Race continued the reading of Bless
ed be Drudgery, which he completed.
After the reading Prof. Torrens con-
Quoted the regular work on School
Management. An outline of the work
being placed on the board by Miss
Linwell the points discussed were,
"Conditions of Easy Control" "Moral
Training" Many excellent points
were developed, which, if practiced,
would be of use to any teacher. A
short recess was then taken after
which Miss Jorgenson entertained the
association with a recitation. The,
work in American Literature was SeMt
taken up by Supt. S. j. Race The
life and works of Benjamin Franklin
were first discussed, quotations being
given by teachers. DR.. Holmes was
next considered. A number of quo
tations having been given, and a sketch
of his life read by Miss VanCa1ne,n
some time was occupied with his
prose and poetry, after which Miss
Agnes Hitchcock recited his poem,
"The UNLIMITED Guest" An excellent
paper on geography in the sixth and
seventh grade was read by Miss Lin
we'll. This concluded the programme
and upon motion it was decided that
the next meeting be held Saturday,
January II, 1895. The committee
then reported the following program
for next meeting: Music, by the as
ISOLATION; Teaching of current events
in school, Mr.. Norgard; School man
agement to page 40, Prof. Torrens;
Arithmetic in LIST, I'd and Sd year, IL
Illustrated by a class, Margaret Larkin ;
American Observation-Disclosures and
Whittier. Upon motion the associa-
ton adjourned. Ida Dinneen, re-
porter.