The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-11
DELHI NEWS ITEMS

w. II. Parker returned to Morton
after spending week visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs. R. G. Rogers
| The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve 15c dinner in the
church parlors on Thursday, the 18th
Albert Carbert has returned from
the hospital and seems to be slightly
improved in health.
Mrs. Thomas Morrissey was taken
to the hospital at Minneapolis Satur-
day having been quite sick for some
little time with pneumonia.
John Sundine returned last week
from the hospital at Marshall where
he had been for an operation for ap-
pendicitis
One of C. S. Tramm's teams driven
by his son, Willie, INDUCED in lively
runaway on Saturday, hurting the boy
considerably and the horses were also
somewhat injured.
Last reports from j. w. Marcyes,
who is recovering from an operation
at Marshall, are to the effect that he
is doing nicely.
Have you tried the seed corn yet?
! Notice!-A special discount to the
first purchasers from every town and
township in "ad" of opening sale of
wall paper at Hitchcock's Drug store
S. A. Tilbury, who for nearly eight
years has been in nearly continuous
| service of the M. & St. L. at this point
as station agent has resigned his posi-
ton and will retire to his farm where
he and his family will reside. Mr..
Tilbury has given excellent satisfac-
ton in his work here.
Miss Lois Mclean, who is attending
normal at Mankato is home for
weeks vacation.
Otto Flom, editor of the Belview In
dependent, and his wife, called on Del
hi friends Saturday.
And still the car loads of farm ma
chinery continue to arrive for the firm
of Tibbetts & Engeman.
Miss Isabel Stevenson entertained
quite company of her young friends
at her home Monday evening.
A. G. Sandburg has been laid up
with tonsilitis for week or ten days.
Thomas Dennistoun of Paxton visit
ed friends in this vicinity few days
last week
Miss Sarah Stewart of Seaforth
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
home folks.
d. r. McCorquodale and John Stew
enson went down to Denison, Iowa last
week for the purpose of purchasing
some blooded cattle for their respect
i've farms.
C. A. Marlowe of Croker, S. OAK,
has accepted the position of station
agent at this place and has moved into
our midst with his family. He will
occupy the rooms over the depot. We
welcome Mr.. and Mrs Marlowe.
Fred Starr is coming to be noted
snapper. He drove into Delhi the
other day and by the time he had been
here five minutes had traded wagons
two times.
Mrs. Henry LAME returned from the
Marshall hospital last Thursday.
Ole Knudson and son, Knute, expect
to commence the erection of new
cement garage 30X62 north of their
blacksmith shop. They will begin just
as soon as the weather will permit.
John Mckay and j. L. Stewart made
business trip to Cottonwood one day
last week
Otto A. Bramsche has purchased
from his father, Robert Bramsche, his
quarter section farm a mile east of
Delhi.
Miss Mildred Ranweiler of Croker,
5. Oak, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C.
A. Marlowe at the NJ. & st. L. station.
Mrs. R. G. Robinson of Viola, Mimi,
visited last week at the H. S. Welder
home.
The Junior c. E. social in the Pres
byterian church was well attended on
Friday evening and the neat little sum
of S2S was Melted.
Miss Albrecht of Renville county
was guest of Mrs A. L. Leonard the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. S. A. Tilbury and children Wis
tied relatives in Minneapolis last week.