The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-27

DELHI TIME TABLE
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

i In AMI AROUND DELdl.
Prof. LaidlaW is spending his vaca-
ton with relatives at Wood Lake.
E. Atkinson transacted business at
Morton between trains Thursday.
Miss Ella M. Browne is spending her
vacation with grandma Baker at Red
wood Falls.
! E. d. House is remodeling the Delhi
House and preparing for the increasing
spring trade.
Z. P. Dollif & Co. appear to expect
a large trade, as they are getting in
a fine stock of lumber.
G. P. Murphy has the creamery
ready for the machinery and expects to
have the plant running in about a
week
Ballard r. Garrett of Minneapolis
visited the family of George Stronach
last Monday, returning home on Tues
days train.
A. O. Gimmestad, the rustling real
estate man of BelvieW, transacted busi-
ness with D. Mclean between trains
on Monday
4 Steele & Leslie have completed their
machine warehouse on Third street and
will fill it with machinery and We
hicles Immediately.
Misses Barbara Cumming and Sarah
Stewart attended the teachers meeting
at Redwood Falls Saturday and visited
with relatives over Sunday.
/ Robert Parker and family of STRAIT
ford, Ontario, arrived in Delhi on Fri
4 day last. Mr.. Parker will engage in
the blacksmith trade at John Rosen-
dahl's old stand.
Henry 7. Helgeson has purchased
the residence property owned by Mrs.
Mclean, on the corner of Second street
and Franklin avenue, and will move
thereto with his family in the near
future.
George w. Peavey, treasurer and Sec
rerary, and w. G.. Leiferman, general
manager of the coal department of the
Peavey Elevator Co., spent one day the
past week with Halvor Solem, their To-
cal agent at this place.
!. Edward Holt returned home Satur,
day from the State Experimental Farm
and during the summer months will
put into practice on his mothers farm
in Swedes Forest township, the infor.
nation gained at the State institution
CALLED AWAY.
! Mrs. Rachel McCorquodale, wife o1
the late Alex. McCorquodale of Delhi
died early on Tuesday morning, March
4 18th, 1901, aged 81 years. She was
born in Lismore, Argyleshire, Scotland
July 18th, 1919, married in 1843, moved
with her husband and family in 1856:
to Bruce county, Ontario, and from
there in 1865 to st. Charles, Mimi.
where they resided till 1869 when they
+ came to Delhi, where she and her hus
band spent the remaining years of thei
lives. Both are now laid to rest in tht
Redwood Falls cemetery. Five sons
and three daughters remain to mourn
the death of their aged mother, Donalc
McCorquodale and Mrs. B. T. Curtis o
Echo, Mrs. e. G. Pomroy of Vesta
! Alex. McCorquodale of Ukiah, Cal.
) John, of Mount Vernon, Wash, Dun
f can, Archie and Rachel of Delhi. Th,
deceased had twenty-nine grand chill
dren and four great-grandchildren. Sh'
had been an invalid for great man,
; years, and bore her aff1iction with
J Christian fortitude that is rarely me
: with, and was kindly ministered to b,
her Youngest daughter Rachel Sh,
!, was for many years consistent mem
Der of the Presbyterian church. "Man.
are the Affections of the righteous; bu
the Lord delivereth them out of then
ALL"
[Too late for last week.
D. r. McCorquodale returned from
st. Paul Wednesday.
D. r. McCorquodale shipped ca
: load of stock Monday
Henry L. Helgeson of Sacred Hear
. is visiting Delhi friends.
Mrs. ]. Hendrickson visited friend,
at Hanley Falls Friday.
A. O. Gimmestad of Belview was
| Delhi visitor Friday evening.
! The firm of Steele & Leslie are Iayins
!. in their spring supplyo of wood.
Daniel Mclean was doing business
Y in RelvieW between trains Friday.
Dan. McCorquodale of Echo visited
Delhi between trains Wednesday.
Il The Peavey Elevator Co. expect a CA
load of oats from Iowa this week.
4 DR.. Schlegel of Red Falls visited
several patients in Delhi Monday.
r. s. Pickett of Redwood Fails
transacted business in Delhi Monday