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

from his protracted illness.
Mrs. John Laughren and children,
OF Usage, Iowa, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. White.
Ole Oleson Enestvedt, of Belview,
this county, graduated from the Min
nesota School of Agriculture last Fri
day. He read a paper on Repair
Work on the Farm" at the closing ex-
ercises.
Dwight Bissei, who has spent the
past winter in San Diego and! Moreno.
CAL, will return home some time this
week. Mr.. Bissel went to California
for his health, and returns very much
improved.
Lamberton was represented at the
Mckinley meeting by John Street,
cashier of the Citizens Bank of that
place, Charles Chester, B. A. Small,
Editor Bohanon and others; Morgan
sent John Marti and Richard Gerdes,
while Walnut Grove sent MIR. Damp,
S. E. Weber and E. Bedal. North
Redwood was represented by A. A.
Lindeman and A. j. Anderson.
The southwest chimney of the court
house followed in the footsteps of the
northwest chimney, by giving away
to the strong wind of last Tuesday,
with the addition that the chimney
went through the roof,badly breaking
the gothic corner, and knocking
quite lot of plaster off the ceiling of
the court room. Lush Bailey and Peter
Mcpherson were set to work putting
up braces, as soon as the accident oc-
Cured.
]. L. Coppock, a young Redwood
county pedagogue, is blossoming out
as lecturer. He is booked to appear
at Masters Hall in Walnut Grove Fri
day evening, April ID, upon the f.
nancial question, which is at present
troubling Grover Cleveland's party,
and on the next evening he will lee
ture upon the subject of Human
Temperament in Regard to the Mar
riage Relation" Both subjects are
weighty, but Coppock has given them
a careful study and may advance So
luton theories.
An item in the Echo Enterprise of
several weeks since stated that United
States Marshal Donahower was in that
city on business at about the time the
paper appeared, but did not state wha:
the particular business was. In con-
versation with the Marshal at St. Paul
last week he stated that his mission
was to levy on considerable property
belonging to Samuel Mather, in that
town, on an execution issued out of the
United States Circuit Court for Min
nesota in favor of the Aultman-Taylor
Co., for several thousand dollars.
Report was brought to town Mon
day night that Charles Hamer was
not going to return from England,
says the Lamberton Leader. The
news spread quickly and Tuesday
morning found quite number of our
business men astir,for they had mort
cages on stock owned by Mr.. Hamer,
and they were anxious to get posses
sion, which they did during the day.
It was thought that there might be
more than one mortgage on some of
the stock, but everything was found
to be safe. The career of Charles
Hamer as an American farmer has
terminated.
President Tyson and Secretary
Dornberg,of the Redwood County Ag-
ricultural society. are already taking
active steps to make the fair of 1894 a
grand success. Recognizing the
necessity of a change in the mode of
farming in our section of the State,
from exclusive wheat raising as now
carried on, to diversified farming, and
believing that this will prove bene-
fetal to all interested, and in order to
bring about this change and to en-
courage our farmers in this matter,
the directors and officers have hit up
on the following plan, which they are
submitting to various wholesalers,and
from which they are already receiving
considerable encouragement; that is
they solicit from the various seed
houses, breeders, and dealers in full
blood hogs, sheep and cattle, as we'll
as manufacturers of farm machinery,
such contributions to be given to our
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