The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-30
IN AND ARNoUD DELHI.

#58 In AM sARNOUD UELHl.
Rev. Herbert McHenry preached al
Balaton Sunday.
i Mrs. Isaac Leslie is on the sick LIST,
grip being her ailment.
Mrs. John Rosendahl of Echo is the
guest of John Anderson and family.
| Henry T. Helgeson of BelvieW was
the guest Of Ole Flom the past week.
Emil Borg returned Saturday, after
two weeks visit with friends in st.
Paul.
Walter Knopf and wife of Water
town, S. d. are visiting Chas. Tramm
and wife Of this place.
Don t forget DR.. SincIair's lecture on
the Passion Play OH Thursday even
ing. A large crowd is expected.
n. III. Bell of Minneapolis, pastor
at large, preached at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and Rev.
Barackman of Redwood Falls preached
in the evening.
Mrs. E. D. House entertained a
large company of young people last
Wednesday evening. Games were
played and ice cream and cake served.
All report a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Geo Stronach entertained a
party Of young people last Friday even
ing on the occasion of her sons, John
AS birthday A large number of
young people attended and had pleas
ant time.
John Rosendahl, the Echo jeWeler,
was in Delhi between trains Saturday.
Mr.. Rosendahl has closed his business
at Echo and removed to Winthrop on
Monday, where he will open a jewelry
store and also serve as watch inspec-
tor for the Minneapolis & St. Louis
railway company, Morton being the
west end of the division under his
charge.
The Forester's supper on Friday
evening was, as on former similar oc-
casions, the social event of the season.
The officers of Court Delhi No. 11O8
were installed in due form by Mr.. Kid
ney, D. s. B. r., in the Fores-
ter hall as follows: H. G. Enge-
mann G. r., j. j.. Stewart V.
G. r., b. G.. Anderson S. W., A. G.
Bruner J. W., Jas. Mckay S. B., A.
A. Neale J. B., T. ]. Tradewell treas
urer, Geo. Leslie T. s., Howard Trade
well, Rec, w. III. Parker O., ]. l..
Borg D. III. G. R, DR.. II. E. ScheIgel-
physician. The brethren then went to
the D. e. B. hall, where they met their
families and friends and all Dartook of
a bountiful supper, after which Mr..
Kidney gave an able address on For
festry, dwelling principally on the la
dies department Of it. The address
was we'll received and a petition was
started, applying for a charter for a
Court of Companions. Said petition
has at the present writing che names
of 25 ladies, and court will be insti-
tinted in the near future.
POPULAR PASSION PLAY.
DR.. John Sinclair, st. Paul, is to lee
ture on ''The Passion PlayO in Delhi
tomorrow evening, Jan. 31st. It
would appear that all the good things
said of the lecture when it was given
in Redwood Falls some weeks ago, are
not confined to this city. According to
the newspaper reports, DR.. Sinclair
gave the lecture at Fargo, n. D., early
this week; is to give it at Marshall and
Spring Valley next week and in New
London and st. Paul again the week
after.
It is understood at Delhi that the
lecturer will supplement his descrip-
lions of the play with an account Of
his travels in some of the many coun-
tries through which he travelled on his
three months tour in Europe last sum-
mer. No doubt some leaves from the
Scotch part Of the tour would be of in
terest to a Delhi audience where many
OF: the families are of Scottish or Cana
dian extraction, Delhi is certain to
give bumper house to DR.. Sinclair, as
it does to every deserving man.
GALES.