The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-25

DELHI TINE TABLE.
u AND AROUND DELHI

~ AND AROUND DELHI.
Mrs John e. Borg was d Morton vis-
| itor between trains Friday
The Ladies Aid society met at the
church on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Andrew Peterson of Belview
visited Mrs. =. a brahamson on Friday.
81 John Wright returned from.
Wright, Carleton county, On Tuesdays
train.
Miss Belle Nelson Of Hanley Falls
visited Mrs John Hendriekson the
past week.
Rev. SchIosser will preach at Delhi.
Sunday and Rev. McH Henry will preach
at St Peter
John Anderson and family left on.
Mondays train for their future home
in Trent, Washington
Louis Barger Of Gaylord was looking
after the interests of the Pacific Eleva-.
tor Co here on Tuesday
Ole knudson made business trip
to BelyieW on Saturday, returning on
the evening freight train.
"A number of relatives accompanied
the family Of John Anderson as far as
Morton on Monday Is train
George w Gafney and family of
Florita, visited with John Anderson
and other relatives here on Monday.
John Voglund, Jr., who has been in
poor health forSsome time, went to st.
Paul for medical treatment on Tuesday.
Ole Flore had a finger crushed in his
threshing engine on Thursday. DR..
Dredge of Belview dressed the finger
and it is doing nicely.
The Peavey elevator has been remod-
elled and supplied with dump scales,
and Halvor Solem is doing business
again at the old stand.
Rev. j. ID. Paxton went to Webster,
is. d., last Saturday He expects to
find better shooting Of both chickens
and ducks in that locality.
Harry Engemann has purchased a
residence from Iver Gunderson on Van
derburg avenue. Mr.. Gunderson and
family will move to farm near Vino
Ina.
Rev. ]. D. Paxton Of st. Paul and
Rev. III. Schlosser Of st. Peter, spent
several days the past week hunting
prairie chickens with Rev. McHenry
| of this place.
Hugh Andrew of Argyle, ILL.,, who
has been visiting his son-in-laW, Neil
! Mckay, for the past two weeks, re-
turned to his home on Friday, via the
| 6. 6ssN. w. railroad.
D. Q. Schooly, Mrs. g. Stronach and
Mrs. Isaac Leslie started on Monday
for the exposition at Buffalo, going via
the 500 line and lake route. They will
be absent one month.
Robert Steele and daughter, Nina,
left on Friday for months visit with
relatives atSt. Marys, Ontario, and
will attend the Pan-American eXposi-
ton at Buffalo before returning.
John S. Baker of Redwood Falls
was the guest Of Ct. M. Brown and
family Sunday Mr.. Baker went to
Pierpont, s. ID, via Renville on Mon
/ day, where he owns some farm land
r. Dolliffs & Co. have erected a
new coal shed on the railroad side
track and will putin a supply Of all
kinds Of coal in the near future. Get
prices on coal from %. Mclean, agent.
The members Of the Company Court,
IsI. @. r., met atthe new hall on Tues
day to put the house in order for the
next regular meeting Of Court Delhi
No. 11O8, when Foresters and Compan.
ions will hold a joint meeting.
b 2. 81. Johnson took his departure
for Portland, Oregon, on Tuesday,
where he will visit relatives and X ok
for suitable farm for his family. IF
he finds a desirable place he will return
here III about three weeks to close up
his affairs and move his family.