The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-01-17
DELHI

Liz lOIiIS paper Is Tic uilTFOT Ill
which those at distance see US.
William o. Moldestad has been
suffering with the quinsy the past
week.
Doctor Penhall of Morton was
professional caller in Delhi on Sat
urday.
Wallace Steele and William Rog-
ers were visiting friends at Belview
last Friday.
S. A. Tilbury and family were
over-Sunday visitors with relatives
at Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Christensen
were over Sunday visitors with rela-
tives and friends at Dawson.
Peter Gregersen of Granite Falls
came on Monday to make visit at
the home of O. H. Petersen.
Miss Flora Russell has changed her
plans and has gone back to Hinck-
ley to resume her school work.
Hugh McDougall has been laid up
for the past week or ten days with
an attack of grip and heart trouble.
Ed. Rucker wears the Delhi gun
club badge this week, having won
the championship on Saturday last.
Mrs. R. G. Rogers and Miss Tena
Leslie..were Morton visitors last Sat-
urday, returning on the night train.
Miss Mabel Scott returned to her
home at Renville last Sunday after a
two weeks visit with relatives here.
John Hines has pulled his shelling
rig into town and is Smelling out the
corn.cribs of the different elevators.
Miss Clara DanieIson of Hazel Run
was visiting with her friend, Miss
Hilma Helgeson, a few days last
week.
William Parker and daughter
Florence returned the first of the
week from their visit in eastern
Canada.
Miss Thea Flore and one of the
children of S. A. Roswell have been
laid up with jaundice the past week
or two.
Emil. Borg departed the latter part
Of the week with the intention of
going to Candy, where he formerly
operated a grocery store.
F. A. Randall of LETTERS came last
week to stop for while at the Will
lis Holder home. Mr.. Randall is a
brother of Mrs. Holder.
b Arthur Adams. who has been Wis
Fiting his former friends here the
past two weeks, returned to his
home in Minneapolis last Saturday.
On account of the. severely cold
weather and the poor working con-
dition of the furnaces, our public
schools were compelled to close sew
eral forenoons the past week.
j. Cruiekshank and daughter, Miss
Edith, of Marshall were visiting last
week at the Andrew Stewart and
Geo. Stronach homes, Miss Cruick-
shank remaining for longer visit.
Many of our townspeople and in
the vicinity round about have been
suffering the past week or two from
severe colds. Among those who
have been entirely laid up on this
account are F. J. Tibbets, Mike
DeGraaf, Jean Stewart, Mrs. F. J..
Tibbetts, Thomas Mckay, Mrs. M.
r. Meyers and Milton Piersol.
Last Wednesday evening a gaso-
line lamp exploded in the home of H.
7. Helgeson during the supper hour
causing. quite commotion, and re-
sulting in some little damage by fire
to clothing, table linen, etc., num-
Der of dishes also being broken in
the attempt to extinguish the fire.
Mr.. Helgeson burned one of his
hands quite badly while carrying out
the lamp which was enveloped in
flames.
The meetings held in the Presby-
terian church last week and con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. M. R.
Myers, were very interesting and to
those who were in attendance were
spiritual uplift. However, on ac-
count of the cold weather and pre-
vailing sickness, the attendance was
not large, We don't know but that
brother Myers has missed his calling
and that ho 0l1Uht RI ho on n1,on