The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-05-30
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IN AND AROUND DELHI.

IN AND AROUND DELHI.
Grandma. Mclean visited friends in
Echo Wednesday last.
DR.. Schlegel paid professional visit
to Delhi patient last Wednesday.
w. II. Pease and wife of Belview
visited relatives in this village Monday.
William Anderson is putting up q
new wind mill on his farm just east of
Delhi
Mrs. b. Skrade of Minneapolis is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Apra-
hanson.
Mrs. Nelson, recently of Norway,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Hendrickson.
A number of Delhi Foresters attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Burch at Red
wood Falls on Friday.
E. Pease and wife visited their moth
er during the past week. The latter
accompanied them home.
E. G. Powers of Waterville, returned
to Delhi last Saturday, and will spend
the summer in this vicinity.
John Bush and wife and Mrs. Sper-
Der and daughter, all of Wood Lake,
took dinner at the Delhi House last
Monday
A number of the veterans from Delhi
attended memorial services at the court
house hall, Redwood Falls Sunday
morning.
Prof. Laidlaw, of Hamline Univer-
sity was in Delhi Saturday and con-
tracted to teach our school the coming
school year.
John Olson Wogland, one of the
substantial farmers of this place, pur-
chased new surrey from Ole Knud.
son the present week.
James Anderson, Byron Whittet.
VIM Parker and John Anderson
fished at Green Lake the past week.
They report good catch-"all kinds
of fish,"
Our popular liveryman, E. D. House,
has added bran new carriage to his
line of vehicles. It has red gear and
wheels and is a dazzler. He purchased
it of VIM. Dillingham; of Wood Lake.
General John H. Lee of Madison,
with his wife, visited John Hendrick-
son and family Sunday. Mr.. Lee re-
turned home on the evening excursion
train and Mrs. Lee remained for a
longer visit.
A. J. Haaland, who relieved G. NJ.
Brown at the depot, returned to his
home at Hanley Falls Saturday Mr..
Haaland IS appointed agent at LaFay-
cite on the New Ulm line and pro-
ceeded to that place on Mondays
train.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Bel
view Lutheran church met with Mrs.
Lewis Abrahamson last Thursday
afternoon. A large party of Belview
ladies were in attendance and they
were accompanied by the Hon. John
Evans.
j. B. Marsh, an architect and build
er of Minneapolis, arrived at Delhi re-
| Gently with crew of men and has
commenced work on the new residence
of Emanuel Carbert near this place.
This structure, when completed, will
probably be the most comfortable farm
residence in Redwood county. Hot
water will be used for heating.
The basket social for the benefit of
the Delhi Cornet band, held on Friday
evening was we'll attended and the
baskets went at high figure, which
indicates that theyonng men of this
community are determined to MAIN
tain the band. It is to be hoped that
the parents will encourage their sons
to take an active interest in the band
and aid in the reorganization to get in
line for the political campaign this
fall.
| The second annual commencement
Of the Delhi schools will be held this
week and next, June LIST and 4th. The
school play Merchant Of Venice" will
be given Friday evening, June LIST in
| the D. C. r hall SATURDAY. limo 0d