The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-06-05

DELFT TINE TABLE.
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

IN AND AROUND DELHI.
John Stewart and sisters Of Redwood
Falls attended the school play Thurs
day evening
The mother Of Prof. LaidIaw re-
turned 70 her home at Wood Lake.
Friday.
Miss Florence Baker Of Redwood
Falls attenned the school play Thurs
day evening.
Editor schmahI Of Redwood Falls
was IN attendance al the Farmers In
stitute Friday.
Y - Hines Of Kintire is away on q,
flomeseeker's excursion to points in
Northern Minnesota.
Mrs. Laidlaw and daughter Of Wood
Lake are guests of Prot. Laidlaw dur
ing commencement week.
e. g. Pomeroy and daughter of I'm
derWood township and Mrs. "a. HI.
Anderson are visiting Delhi friends.
The Ladies Aid society served din
ner at the church to the farmers who
attended the institute on Friday.
John Mostad returned to this place
from Duluth on Wednesday aud will
spend....th summer farming in this To-
cality.
Howard Gillies, who has been very
sick with inf1ammatory rheumatism
and pnenmonia, is SO far recovered as
to sit up in bed.
Mr.. Rucker of Mazeppa, Mimi, who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Da-
vid Tibbetts, the past week returned to
his home via Minneapolis on Fridays
train.
Don't get side-tracked in business.
Dizziness sometimes passes for death.
Men with brains reacn the goal. Rocky
Mountain Tea puts gray matter into
ones head. Soc. III. NJ. Hitchcock &
Go.
Six pupils from other districts took
State examinations at Delhi this week,
viz: Miss .Pomeroy of Vesta; Miss Ell.
Jeldness, Miss Sandager, Miss Jenson
and two Misses Flom, all of SWedes
Forest.
The play given by the scholars on
Friday EVENING" attracted an unusually
large crowd, the Band Hall being filled
to the doors The scholars handled
their several parts in creditahle man
ner. Teacher and pupils are to be con
graduated.
Robt. Bramsche of Renville county
has purchased the magnificent farm of
VIM. Anderson, located adjacent to
this town. Mr.. Bramsche paid $40 per
acre for the farm and growing crop and
will be given possession about July LIST.
Mr. Anderson will take trip west be-
fore deciding on a future location.
Charlie, the seven year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Knudson, passed
away at about s O'Clock Thursday even
inc, after a few days illness with diph-
liberia. The remains were inferred IN
the Lutheran cemetery at BelvieW on
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Knudson and
baby and Mrs. Henry Engeman are
also afflicted with the dread disease.
The sorroWing family have the deepest
sympathy of the community.
The residenceo David McNaughton,
north Of Delhi, is nearing completion.
1t is q ten room residence, planned ac-
cording to the latest designs. Large
plates of glass are prominent in the
sitting room and parlor, rooms Of .ex-
cellent size. The kitchen and diniHg
room are neatly planned aud comma.
sdious, while hall gives additional
convenience to the down stairs. Up
stairs there are i've chambers, all hav-
ing closets, and all being spacious. Mr..
MeNaughtom has arranged the build
ing so that he can heat it with a hot
water plant at any time. He will have
a boulevard add around it, with flower
beds and shru bbery on either side OF
the boulevard With q magnificent
grove, with an orchard located in the
center, fruits Of all kinds growing on
the place. and the new modernsresi-
.denoe, Rand Mrs. McNaughton will
soon be enjoying more comforts than
the Wealthiest people IN the cities.
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Gal. ES