The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-21

SAAssS
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyes Of Oshawa have
returned from a ten days visit to
Redwood Falls and that Chas. Lam
berton has been visiting there during
the past week.
F. F. Morgan of Cumberland, Wis,
editor of the Cumberland Advocate,
and one of the most progressive print
ers in that section of Wisconsin, has
been visiting with his brother, G. 0
Morgan, during the past week.
Mortified News: j. j. Tiffany of
Redwood Falls is visiting in North
field as the guest of his brother, M.
Tiffany. Mr.. Tiffany was once resi-
dent of Mortified but left here in
1877 for Redwood Falls, at which
place he has since resided.
John Moon and wife returned last
Tuesday evening from their six weeks
trip through Illinois and Ohio. They
visited with relatives and friends.
John was so thoroughly recuperated
that, upon his return, he wanted to
throw a hundred pound sledge ham
mer clear across the shop.
Clarence Wedge, the horticulturiet,
will be with the Farmers Institute and
render such aid as may be demanded
in the growing of fruits in Minnesota
Mr.. Wedge is man who has had ex-
perience that will be of value to those
who are interested in horticulture
December 6 and Z.
Mrs. Ida E. Tilson of Wisconsin is
still with the Farmers Institute work
and all who know her are perfectly
satisfied that 80 far as poultry science
goes, she is at the head of the pro-
fession. She will show the ladies how
easy it is to get "pin money" by eggs
and chickens. Mrs. I'ilson is a very
entertaining speaker and illustrates
her talk with many instructive anec-
dotes. December 6 and z.
James Holborn came down from
Cakes, S. D., last Monday. Mr.. Hol
born left valuable papers with w. l.
Pierce, skipped, and owing to the at
torney not having sent them to hin
before his departure he was obliged tt
stay the proceedings in the action fol
divorce against Mamie Blake Ger
raghty Holborn. Holborn is nov
looking for papers that will take thu
place of those that are missing.
DIR. Curryer is assistant superin
tendent of the work, and when hi
duties do not call him away from thu
institutes, he will give such encour
agement and assistance in the hors'
line as may be required by the audi
ence. The doctor is as great a friene
to the horse as ever, and says. it vii
be few years yet before we'can dis
pense with the valuable services O
this faithful friend of man. Decem
Der 6 and7.
Orders will be taken for the ladies
edition of The GAZETTE by any lad.
connected with the church. The cir
| culation committee appointed is
Mesdames Hunter, G. Everett, Big
ham, Cooper, Geo. Crooks, George, H
Baker, Knupple, Knopf, Ed. Everett
John Whitett, and e. G. Kenney, ant
Misses Kempton, Lucy Rowe, Hannal
Hale and Dora Wolff. Orders ma,
be left at the stores of Mr.. Cook ant
Miss Sample.
Miss Mary Thompson will repre-
sent the culinary art at the Farmers
Institute in a separate hall, for tn
benefit of the ladies who may wish t
| attend her cooking school. Mis-
/ Thompson has bad wide range Q
/ experience in the line of cookery, botl
for health and loag life, as we'll as tn
! fancy when required. She will var.
her work to suit the wants of he
| audience. 1t is all FREE. Ladies
don't miss her work. December
and z.
Supt. w. P. Cosgrove of the c.
N. w. appeared before Court Com
missioner L. B. Krook at New Uln
last Friday aud secured a Temporal
injunction against the St. Louis com
pany constructing it's lines across tn
Northwestern's track in that city. Th
News adds that while the injunction
only calls for condemnation proceed
j ings it shows the auimus Of the ol,
corporation and holds it up to tn
people of that town as good reason
/ why they should vote for the bonds t,