The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-12-06
DELHI.


Mrs. J. w. Marcyes spent several
days the last Of the wsek, the guest
of friends in Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Olson and two children Of
Echo were guests at the Ole Knud-
son home the last of the week.
Charles johnson of West Bend,
Iowa, is making visit at theIhome
of his sister, Mrs. F. E. KIinge.
DIR. Penhall of Morton was called
here the latter part of the week in
consultation over Blanche Stewart.
David Nc Naughton of Redwood
Falls has been spending the past
week out at his farm southeast Of
Delhi.
Last week the Isaac Leslie farm,
half mile from town, was sold to
Bert Mattson, our bank negotiating
the deal.
Mike DeGraff had the misfortune
to have a couple of his fingers
smashed while handling heavy tile
last week.
The Misses Janet and Alvira
Mum of Seaforth were guests at
the home of their uncle, Thomas
Mckay, over Sunday.
Bert Mattson has a few choice
heifers, soon to be fresh, for sale at
reasonable prices at his farm home
two miles west of town. 1t
William R. Rogers and sister, Miss
Leila, drove to Echo last Wednesday
evening, where Miss Rogers attend
ed the shower party of friend.
Fred Jaksch, son of John Jaksch,
living south of Delhi, departed for
the twin cities last Saturday. where
he expects to enter Catholic
academy.
John Johnson and sisters, the
Misses Emma and Helga, all of
Sacred Heart, were guests at the
H. T. Helgeson home a few days
last week.
Little Miss Blanche Stewart has
been suffering from severe attack
of pneumonia the past week or ten
days, but seems to be on the road to
recovery at LnlS ClIne.
Next Sunday evening Rev. M. r.
Myers begins series of sermons on
the "Feasts Of the Bible" Subject
assigned for the first of the series
is The Feast for the Poor"
Richard Smith of Renville was a
business caller IN Delhi last Friday.
Mr.. Smith seems very we'll pleased
with the results of his restaurant
business in the neighboring town.
Dave Carlson of Swedesburg,
Iowa, has rented the DR.. Aldrich
farm recently occupied by Willis
Holder, and will remove his family
and goods to this place the middle
of Tbs month.
DR.. !. A. Kranpz Of Duluth and
Rev. S. A. Lindholm of Lafayette
will speak in the Lutheran church
at this place on Monday evening, the
18th. and at BelyieW the same day
at 2 o'clock P. M,
One day last week Oscar Tillman
was handling plank and appeared to
have no place to unload them but
on his foot. The result was three
smashed toes. Oscars limp is like
that Of professional.
The Pacific Elevator has just COM
pleted a fairly roomy new coal
house, and will hereafter deal out
to it's customers the stored up sun
heat of the past ages, so necessary
ito our comfort in this northern
cline.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Lechner, which was born
on Sunday. the 9th, died last week
Monday. Funeral was held at the
houAe on Wednesday, Rev. M. h.
Myers. pastor of the Presbyterian
church Ot6eiating,
The annual fair will be held in the
pariors of the Presbyterian church
on Thursday of this week. Dinner
only will be served THIS ils a good
place to get Xmas presents for your!
friends, as good bit of fancy work
will be found for sale.
Last Friday quite an excitement.
prevailed for few minutes when
word went out that the school house
was on fire. However, not much
damage was done, the fire being
confined within the walls where it
appeared to have caught from some
of the heating pipes.
Those from out of town who at
tended the Rasmussen-L agerstrom
wedding here last week Wednesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. E, Kuenzli. G. @.
Borg and family of Redwood Falls,
Mrs C. Anderson of Minneapolis
and Robert and John Rasmussen of
Hutchinson. brothers of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen,
who left on Wednesday mornings
early early train on wedding trip,
will spend some time in the cities
and will visit relatives at Hutchin-
son, after which they will be at
home to their friends at Minneapolis.