The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-14

a lot of fun to take a long hike
SO they set out last week. with
knapsack strapped on, and
walked as far as Granite Falls,
but as the foot blisters were
quite numerous by that time
they were quite glad to accept
the services of the NJ. & st. L.
in returning home.
Mrs. S. w. Adsit, of Be,view,
was visiting friends at Delhi
last Wednesday,.
Francis Stronach accompanied
his cousins on their homeward
journey to Winnipeg last week
as far as Minneapolis.
. Mrs. Robert Parker was called
to her mothers home at Strait
ford, Ont, last week on account
of her mothers serious illness.
Miss Mary Carbert has charge
of the home in her absence,
A. G.. Sandburg is just COM
mencing the erection of large
and commodious barn on his
farm near Delhi.
David McNaughton and fam
ily of Redwood Falls, were en-
tertained at the Willis Holder
home last Friday. b
Simon E. Johnson returned
from his wedding trip last week
with face wreathed with
smiles and states that Mrs.
Johnson will be here as soon as
he can get their home in readi-
ness. We wish Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson the best there is in life.
J. w. Marcyes has sold his
partly completed residence prop
erty to Robert Bramsche, who
will complete the house for rent.
Mr.. Bramsche also contemplates
building a new home for him
self this present season. y
Oscar Knudson, Of Minneap-
oils was an over Sunday guest
Of the home folks.
Mrs. H. F. Johnson returned
the latter part Of the week from
making the home folks a visit
in Redwood Falls.
Miss Christina Knudson re-
turned Saturday from a visit
with relatives and friends at
Belview. .-a...
In the statement of the Delhi
Farmers Grain and Fuel Com
pany published in the Gazette
Of July 7, a typographical error
was made in the amount of corn
bought. This should have read
1902 bushels instead Of 73O
bushels 50 pounds. At the
meeting held last Tuesday d.
vidend of 1919 was declared and
there were other indications
that the company is in pros
porous state. There are now
eighty-four stockholders, no one
person being allowed to have
more than four shares. Editor.
J. W. Marcyes loaded his per-
sonal effects into a car the first
of the week and he and his wife
will henceforth live III Duluth.
Mr.. Marcyes was one Of the first
settlers in this vicinity and his
removal from this locality will
be like the passing Of ar old,
land mark, but Mrs. Ma1cyes'
only daughter resides in West
Duluth so Mr.. and Mrs. Marcyes
feel that they will be better sat
isfied by making the change.
Knud IKnudson, of Minneap-,
oils, was here for a short visit
with the home folks last Friday.
John Carbert, of Melfort,
.Sask., came down last week for
few weeks visit at the home
of his mother, Mrs. M. Carbert,
Mrs. F. J.<Bickher and daugh,
ter, Vera, are down from MIR
neapolis for a two weeks visit
at the H. F. Johnson home. go
Canning season is now OH. Get
Archer's prices on fruit. 51-1f.
Miss Nina Hieldness, of Bel,
view, was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Ole Knudson, the latter
part Of the week.
J.. Alfred Johnson, wife and
Katheryn and Mrs. NJ. Evans,
all of Redwood Falls, were Sun
day guests at che Harry john
son home. IS
J. F. Hobbs, of Marshalltown,
Iowa, was an over Sunday guest.
at the home of his daughters
Mrs. A. L. Leonard.
| 9a There is now every Indication
, that, Corn Weather" has ar
rived. and our farmers are re-.