The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-04-28
LAMBERTON

The Don G. Hall Opera Company
played two evenings in the village this
week.
Editor Smith, of the Leader. has
made great change for the better in
raising his office building, thereby
making it a two story
George Tretbar spent Sunday and
Monday at Morgan.
VIM. Osher is at present in Georgia.
He will make an extensive trip through
the South before returning.
Chas. Porter is erecting a handsome
dwelling house in McGee's addition.
Paul Jones, who lost his leg by the
bursting of grindstone, is now able
to be around. He will soon take po-
sition in the harness shop of Smith
Hanson.
August Pechtl, of the firm of Koen-
ig & Pechtl, has moved his family to
Lamberton, where they will make
their future home.
A M. Clark, formerly of Tracy, has
rented John Larsen's old stand and
will open large hardware store.
O.C. Fredericksen shipped four car
loads of cattle to Sioux City last Sat-
urday evening.
Chas. Hart has gone to Winneoago
City to spend few days with his par
ents.
Several parties were examining the
clay on land near the village, with a
view to starting a brick yard here.
Lamberton offers good inducements
to any parties who will start yard at
once.
John Mobiles, of Mankato, is ia the
village disposing of several pieces Of
real estate at good figures.
DELHI,
G. H. Child has fully made up his
mind to go to North Redwood, He
has handed in his res gnation as JUS
tice of the peace and school clerk. j.
A. Cumming was appointed as his sue
cessor on the school board.
Ed. Cook rode up from Redwood
Falls on his bicycle OH Saturday, to
show the boys how to ''take header"
If Rev. McIIenry and his colt have
many more adventures, he had better
get out book of adventures.
A. T. Stevenson has the contract
and is engaged in remodeling the in
terror of the church, so as to make
room fer our increasing congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Borg went up
to Underwood on Saturday to visit Mrs.
Borg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cahoon
Hugh McDougal is hauling lumber
for building house and barn on his
new farm in Sheridan.
Peter Mckay is about buying an
other quarter section of land.
One of Chaska's successful mer-
chants,was here looking over the place
with view to building large general
store. He went away with the inten-
ton of being back early next month
to begin operations.
State Sunday School Superintend-
ent Settler gave an interesting talk on
the Sunday school work throughout
the state in the forenoon, Sunday, and
in the evening gave good talk to the
Y. P. S. @. E. At the conclusion of
the meeting a dozen or more young
people stood up to confess Christ. We
expect them to join our G. E. society.
Rev. McHenry and few others ac-
companied Mr.. Settler to Belview,
where services were held and Sun
day school organized. O. A. Hines
was elected superintendent.
W. L. Case went down to Farming
ton in response to a telegram an
nouncing that relative of his, a boy
nine years old, had been XII led by the
accidental discharge of gun.
Miss Tena Lagerstrom came home
from Minneapolis Monday.
Another of the Parker brothers ar
rived here from Ontario on Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society will give a
sociable in the school hall on Friday
evening next, 29th. All are cordially
invited to come and have a good time.
The Republican league met on
Thursday evening in conclaye with j.
r. Lankerd for speaker of the even
ing. In his inimitable style he ex-
pounded to fair audience the good
old republican doctrine.
Frank w. Hawkins gave quite an
lecture on Phrenology and
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