The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-29
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

IN AND AROUND DELHI.
NJ. Mclean visited relatives at st.
Paul Saturday.
Owen Tradewell spent the first of the
week at home.
A. H. Anderson has been on the sick
list the past week.
Zoa Pease of Redwood Falls is visit
ing Grandma Pease.
Ole Fingerson received a CONSIGNMENT
of Easter goods Saturday.
Belle McCorquodale of Echo visited
friends here the past week.
Our popular landlord, E. D. House,
is about to enlarge his hotel.
Rev. Sherwin was an easbound pas
senger the first of the week.
May Stewart arrived home from AL
bert Lea college Friday last.
Mrs. D. A. Bruner is visiting sick
brother at Pipestone, this State.
Helen j. Holmboe is spending her
Easter vacation at Minneapolis.
Albert Kernes spent his vacation
with his grandparents in Delhi.
The District Presbytery meets at the
Presbyterian church on April 18th.
P. H. Johnson reports the arrival of a
baby girl at his place the past week.
Peter Hendrichson is visiting his
uncle, Paul Nelson, at Hanley Falls.
Mrs. James Johnson has returned
home from her visit with Echo friends.
Mrs. Joseph Schumm of Redwood
Falls visited Delhi friends last Tuesday.
1t is rumored that there will be free
dance at the d. C. B. hall Friday even
ing.
T. J. Tradewell has been moving his
farm machinery south of Delhi the past
week.
Ed. Marcyes loaded carload of emil
grant movables for Custer, Montana,
Saturday.
Mrs. House and Johnnie took trip
to Morton Monday, returning on the
afternoon train.
Mrs. Curtis and daughter of Echo
visited the family Of Duncan McCor-
quodale the past week.
Master Warren Tradewell of North
Redwood called on his best Delhi girl
one day the past week.
Duncan McCorquodale transacted
business IN Echo Monday, returning
on the evening freight.
Phillip Boehm and family of Beaver
Falls visited his brother, Edward
Boehm of the City Hotel Sunday.
Andrew Rergseth of Baroda, Fari-
bault county. visited his cousin, Lewis
Abrahamson, during the past week.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of .Abbie Mcdonald to Jesse
Marcyes on Thursday, the 3Oth inst.
McCorquodale Bros. sold three loads
ofstock cattle at the Watt Wiley Live
Stock Commission Co., of Sioux City,
one day last week.
John Mum of Belvidere, Illinois, a
brother-in-law of the Mckay brothers,
will make Delhi his future home. He
arrived here recently.
Malcolm Mclean and family will
take up their residence at Morton in
the near future. His household goods
have already been forwarded to that
place.
The final club supper of the season
last Tuesday evening was well attend
ed, number of people from neighbor-
ing towns participating in the. fes-
Invites.
There will be grand Easter ball at
Delhi in Boehm's hall Monday, April
Sd, 1899, to which every body is cordially
invited. Good music and pleasant
time is promised.
Thomas Steele has leased the resi-
dence of Orrin Hayes on Purity Row.
and will move thereto in the near
future. This is the property recently
occupied by Ole Fingerson who was
elected by Mr.. Hayes.
Otto Thorson, travelling passenger
agent of the Great Northern railway,
spent Tuesday in Delhi looking after a
large party of passengers that will
leave soon for Pacific coast points.
CASH PAID-The old reliable Hail
and Cyclone Mutual Insurance Com
pany of Austin, Mimi, pays cash for
losses at time of adjustment. Rates
low. Adjustments prompt and liberal.
For further particulars call upon or
write to G. M. Browne, Agent, Delhi,
MINI.
NEW AVON.