The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-03-13
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

Rev. II. McHenry preached at Vesta
last Sunday
Mrs. A. II. Anderson visited friends
at Echo last Tuesday.
Samuel Borg of st. Paul visited his
brothers here last Friday.
r. 6. Rogers and family visited
friends at Renville Sunday.
VIM. Carbert reports the bridge
northwest of Delhi all right.
D. r. McC orquodale was doing busi-
ness in st. Paul the past week.
I VIM. Rosendahl of Redwood Falls
visited Delhi friends sunday.
+. J. Mutton of Marietta visited q.
M. Browne and family last Friday.
p. Atkinson is putting in a new
store in his general store building.
D. r. Rogers shipped carload of
choice fat cattle to st. Paul Monday.
Prof. Laidlaw attended teachers
meeting at Redwood Falls Saturday.
Robert Kidney of Toronto, Ontario,
visited Delhi Foresters the past week.
Delhi Foresters are planning to build
new lodge room in the near future.
w. II. Gold of Renville passed thro'
! Delhi Wednesday for Redwood Falls,
John Dittbenher Of Revere visited
John Anderson and family last Sun
day.
Thomas March of Redwood Falls
was a caller upon Delhi friends Thurs
day.
| Steele & Leslie are erecting new
machine shed on their lot on Third
street.
Mr.. Murphy, the Belview creamery
man was doing business in Delhi Sat
urday.
w. II. Wallace, cashier of the Bank
of BelvieW, was a Delhi visitor We'd
nesday.
Misses Belle and Irene McCorquo-
dale of Echo visited Delhi friends the
past week.
H. J. Heath returned from the
Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows
last Friday
]. A. Schroeder, the Florita mer-
chant, was doing business at Delhi last
Wednesday.
| Miss Gold of RenvilIe was a west
bound passenger for Reyillo, South Da-
kota, last Saturday.
Howard Tradewell, with his best
girls, took pleasure trip into Rem
vile county Sunday.
Rev. N. III. Bell of Minneapolis
preached at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Mafht of the Deering Harvester
Go. was looking after that company's
collections on Friday.
Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. George
Lowe of Cottonwood visited Delhi
friends the past week
Miss Grace Anderson gave a tes
party last Tuesday evening to NUM-
Der of her young friends
4 Miss Annie Hjeldness of Swedes For
est, is learning the dressmaking bust
ness with Annie Cummings
/ Robert Steele, who was badly in.
jured by falling from load of hay, has
SO far recovered as to be around again
Charles Tiffany of Redwood Fails
is canvassing for the Deering Harves
ter Co. at Delhi and vicinity this week
John n. Stewart and sister, Katie, @
Redwood Falls, attended the G. e.
social at John Anderson's last Frioay
evening.
Miss Nora Tradewell gave birthday
party last Saturday evening and en-
tertained large party of her young
friends.
Professor Laidlaw has discarded hiG
wooden leg and will probably be NOR.
careful where he jumps off at ia The
future.
Grand ball at the D. C. B. hall Fri
day evening, the 18th. The Florits
string band will supply the music and
4 ouppCA Will NC SGIfSu al CQG D6il
/ House.
Our popular landlord, e. d. House
celebrated his Goth birthday last Fri
day. A large company of his friends
Including many from Redwood Fails
participated. s.
Miss Nina Ablard of Wisconsin
who has been the guest of III. j. Heath
and family for the past week, left fol
Madison, S. D., last Monday to visit
friends at that place.
The Creamery company has the
foundation laid and the we'll dug fol
for the new creamery, and work on
the building will be commenced as
soon as the weather moderates.
S. Drake of Echo spent few hours
at Delhi Tuesday evening while wait
ing the arrival of an engine from Nor
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