The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-12-28
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

Mrs. A. II. Anderson visited Echo
friends Monday.
D. O. Schooley reports the arrival of
boy at his house.
VIM. Jones is spending Christmas
with friends in Hanley Falls.
Mrs. E. D. House entertained large
number of friends Christmas day.
Mrs. VIM. B. Warner of Marietta is
the guest of her brother, G. M. Brown.
Robert Cumming of Cottonwood is
making his parents Christmas visit.
Mrs. Moldestad and Mrs. Abraham
son visited Belview friends Monday.
Peter Peterson of Springville spent
Christmas with friends in Swedes For
est.
T. 81. King and son George are trans
acting business in Minneapolis this
week.
Ballard r. Garrett of Minneapolis is
spending the holidays with Delhi
friends.
There will be a grand masquerade
ball in the D. G. B. hall, Friday even
ing, Jan. 18th.
Miss May Stewart returned home on
Saturday from Albert Lea college and
will spend the holidays with her par
ents.
Halvor Solem, the popular wheat
buyer for the Peavey Elevator Co., is
spending Christmas with his family in
Window.
Prof. A. NJ. Gullette was an east
bound passenger for st. Paul and ru-
NOR has it that he will return with a
life partner about Jan. 7th.
The grand ball at the D. G. B. hall
last Friday evening was dismal fail
ure. Six couples participated and the
festivities ended at midnight.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe
to take. Sold by Hitchcock & Co. 1t
Miss Helen J. Holmboe, teacher Of
the intermediate department of our
school, Is spending the holidays with
friends in Minneapolis and Owatonna.
Ole Knudson received a telegram on
Monday announcing the death of
sister in New York City. The remains
will be brought to this place for inter-
ment.
Halvor Solem has evidently tired of
his appointment to fill vacancies as he
left town on Saturdays train to ex-
plore new field, hunting for pastures
new as it were.
The hunting contest of last Monday
was participated in by "a men, equally
divided and captained by Chas. J.
Scott and w. D. Kernes. Capt. Scott's
side was victorious, having 80 points
to spare. The total game bagged was
ll6 timber rabbits, five jack rabbits, %
squirrels and three owls. The losing
side treated all hands to an oyster sup
per Monday evening.
At the regular meeting of court Del
hi, No. 1108, Independent Order of
Foresters, on Thursday evening, Dec.
22d, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: John L. Borg,
chief ranger; James A. Johnson, vice
chief ranger; VIM. Steele, recording
secretary; Daniel Mclean, financial
secretary; Rob't G. Rogers, treasurer;
David McNaughton, chaplain; J. A.
Lagerstrom, senior woodward; Henry
G. Engerman, senior beadle; M. M.
Mclean, junior beadle; G. M. Brown,
trustee; A. d. Mclean was recommend
ed court deputy, DR.. Schlegel for court
physician and A. D. Mclean, delegate
to the High Court. A special meeting
of the court will be held on Thursday
evening, Dec. 29th, to fix a date for in
stallation of officers.
The monthly school report shows an
enrolment in the primary department
of %, intermediate 80 and grammar 40,
total of IS. The average attendance
in the primary department was 81, in
termediate % and grammar IS, a total
of "a. The pupils neither absent nor
tardy IN the primary department were
Arthur Borg, Mabel Borg, Hugh Brun-
er, Johnnie Hendricksen, Knut Knut-
son, Anna Mclean, Sadie Mclean,
Kathleen Mclean, and Maggie Carbert.
In the intermediate department, John
Olsen, John Carbert, John Mclean,
Wallace Steele, Beth Bruner, Floyd
Bruner and Edna Borg. In the gram
mar department., Nora Treadwell, Siby
Boehm, Lottie Lent, Minnie Carbert,
Hilma Borg, Ruby Boehm, Grant
Stewart, Edward Boehm, Clark Brun-
er and Robbie Stevenson.
NORTH REDWOOD