The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-09
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

G.. NJ. browse. Station Agent.
IN AND AROUND DELHI.
Miss Waller visited friends at Belview
last Sunday.
William Jennings Browne is visiting
relatives at Marietta.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hendrick-
son-a boy-June 6th.
A. D. Mclean reports new arrival
at his place on Friday last. It's girl.
The Misses Nero of Cotton wood visit
ed with e. D. House and wife last
week.
Crissie and Bud Stevenson and Owen
Treadwell are home for their summer
vacation.
Prof. J. E. Norgard and family will
leave for their future home in Edger-
ton, Wis, on Wednesday.
Owen Tradewell, Crissie Stevenson
and Mrs. Atkinson attended the funer-
al of Percy Collyer at Beaver Falls.
A Mr.. Eye of Hanley Falls, brother
of Ole, visited the latter on Friday last,
the day of Ole's departure for the army.
! A large number of classmates sur
prised Hilda Waller on Tuesday even
ing of last week, it being her birthday
anniversary.
Daniel Mclean and wife returned
May 31st from the general assembly of
the Presbyterian church held at Wi
mona Lake, Indiana.
Ives Gunderson and daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Steele, are at Hazel Run, at
the bedside of Mr.. Gunderson's aged
father, who is very low. Mrs. Gunder.
son went to Hazel Run on Mondays
passenger.
The Press of Madison records the
marriage of John H. Lee, formerly a
citizen of this place, to Miss Mary
Mahle of Madison, the ceremony TAX
ing place in the Hauges' church, Rev.
Oppegard officiating.
There will be a meeting at D. G. B.
hall Saturday evening, June II, for the
purpose of organizing a Republican
League club. All those believing in
the principles of the Republican party
are requested to attend.
Picnic parties were rather numerous
the past week. Emil Borg, James An
derson and Will Whittet and Misses
Nellie Gibson, Daisy and Belle Ander-
son and Catharine Kelly enjoyed pic
mic at Browns Castle last Saturday.
Insure your crops in a reliable insur-
ance company, that has limit to it's
assessment and that has surplus that
will enable them to I ay losses in full in
event of your crops being destroyed by
hail. Apply to G. M. Browne, agent,
Delhi, for this kind of insurance.
Miss Kelly, one of our popular teach
ers, left this week for her home in Man.
kato via New Ulm. For upwards of
three years Miss Kelly has had charge
of the intermediate department of our
schools. This fact and the progress
made by her pupils speaks eloquently
of her worth as teacher.
William Rosendahl and Ole Eye re-
Gently enlisted in the regular army at
st. Paul, and returned to visit their
friends for few days. They left last
Friday to join their company at St.
Paul, and expected to start for Chicka-
maugua Park on Saturday. The boys
were accompanied to the train by
large crowd of friends including a COM
pany of lady admirers, each of whom
bore the stars and stripes. AS the train
steamed away the crowd gave three
cheers for the soldier boys and the la
dies waited "Old Glory" to and fro
until the train was out of sight. A
number Of friends accompanied the
boys as far as Morton.
A farewell supper was given in honor
of Prof. J. E. Norgard and Miss Kelly,
of the public schools, by number of
young people on the evening of Wednes-
day, June LIST. The supper was prepared
by Mrs. E. D. House, and was served
at the Delhi House in the delectable
mode followed by the landlady. The
affair was handsome tribute to the
departing teachers, one of whom will
not return. Those present besides the
guests were Mrs. Norgard, the Misses
Barbara Cumming, Sarah Stewart, An
derson, Leslie, May Stewart, Anna
Thompson, Rena Gunderson, Hilda
Waller, Fawcett, and Messrs. James
Anderson, B. Borg, Rosendahl, Browne
and Gaffney.
One OF of the most enjoyable socials
OF the season was held June I'd, at Mrs.
John Anderson's, under the auspices of
the Christian EndeaY0r society The