The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-06-30
DELHI NEWS ITEMS

! Knude and Oscar Knudson, the for
mer of Minneapolis and. the latter of
Echo, spent. a few days last week
visiting with their parents.
The new bell was on duty in the
Presbyterian belfry Sunday.
The Misses Hilma and Edna Borg
and Edna Stewart visited recently
with friends at Westbrook
Miss Florence Parker and Miss G..
Tibbetts visited few days, last week
with friends at Echo.
The village council requests that
property owners NOW the weeds In
the streets adjacent to their lots.
The growth, this year is very rank,
and makes our village unsightly, as
well as being liable to cause disease.
Lets show our pride and clean up.
Miss Pearl McKaig, of Duluth, has
come to spend the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. ]. w. Marcyes.
VIM. 0. Moldestad gave his friends
a very social time in the way of a
barn dance last Friday night.
| John Sundine cashed check at
our local bank recently for corn sold,
which amounted to over S1700, and
when we consider that corn checks
for $400 to $500 are quite common,
who will doubt that corn is king, and
that southern Minnesota, and espe-
cially Redwood County is its kingdom
Mrs. A. L. Leonard returned the
4 last of the week from Marshall with
her son, Don.
Miss Lillian Gerhard, of st. Paul
is visiting at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Holt of Swedes Forest
Miss Mildred Ranweiler, of Fair
fax, visited last week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. C. A. Marlowe. She
was accompanied by little Miss Cora
Olson of the same place.
Mrs. S. w. Adsit and Mrs. Knute
Olsongof Belview were calling on Del
hi friends on Friday.
Mrs. L. T. Francis and son, David
accompanied by Guy Lumley, of Rem
vile were over. Thursday and at
tended the, missionary gathering al
the church parlors.
F. n. Breitkreutz and family went
to-. Fairfax Thursday to be present
at the wedding. of Mr.. Breitkreutz
niece .-,,z. s,....r
There has been considerable com.
plant about auto drivers speeding or
our streets. The speed limit is s
miles on streets and a miles on cross.
ings. An auto running at high speee
and without flights barely missed
striking a couple of children one even
last week, and speed regulations must
hereafter be observed or arrests viii
be made.
! Miss Alta Castle, of North Red
wood, called on Delhi friends the las
of the week.
Buy your Fourth of July dinner
at Archer's store, Delhi. Our gro
ceries always fresh and clean-boilec
meats for sandwiches-fresh fruits.
The Parrot boys, of Minneapolis
have come down to spend the sum
msr vacation with their uncles, thu
Noldastad brothers, and aunt, Mrs
&c A. Maurstad.
J. S. Gunelson, Of Belviaw, was /;
business caller at Delhi one day las
week.
Rev. C. A. Lindahl and daughters
of Gibbon, visited friends in this vi
cinity the last of the week.
Mrs. D. r. McCorquodale returned
Saturday from her visit at Lake City
PSha reports her mother very littl,
improved in health.
/ Mrs. John Stage and daughter
Merle, of Youngston, Cam, visite,
last week at the Pomroy and Nc
Corquodale homes.
Miss Edna Stewart left Monda,
for few days visit with friends a
Jasper.
Dave McCorquoda.e and Kenneth
Mckay were Seaforth callers on,
day last week.
Miss Hilda Olsen, of Belview, Wis
tied girl friends here the last Of tn
, week.
Charles Chroup and family. of Nor
ton. were guests at the o. A. Bran
sche home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Engeman, AM
two sons visited relatives at Excel
sior over Sunday.
The church bell benefit entertain
ment was well patronized and the re
ceipts were $3.50.