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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
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SeridJt.

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bent g9ilion imo Sefrct1r 2aniing
GicIten 9eltern obeuo iiber Die
Gituatiott Delhc iidl ans Der g(ns
;nlnmliing Der 8epeiie erglbt, oaB
eelltidle Iolidboote Iiir Die 9urpe.
Oicrune oes o0uIier@ uno onoerer
Gampfer. bel iuel6eii arnerifoniite
gilrger luitgefonlnen ODER gef1broGt
iporen, perantiportlid) 3il 6dlten ieis
en-, eine lanaere gelpre6img o6.
GS berlnlltet, 0dB nod 9(nnabme
Der 3esierung Die game 9lngelesen.
heit iest bon Der @nltlttg 8entid.
lambs ab6dngi. mo OaB 9cutldlapo
0en getpeis 9eben muB, 0nB es lire
fer nmerifaniifen gleeierilng gege-
benen 8eripredlin9en gebalten
babe.
Sefretdr 2aniing lpeigerte iidl
iiber ben esnbolt Der BON Oeit ante.
rifmiiibcn Observation-Disclosures in ga.
ris, 1mo 2onoon betreff8 Der Ser
ienfiuig Der oerIdie0enen 0onpfer
cinqetrofienen 9epeiden ettuaS Der.
Iailten 8u loiien, 0a er crit nod
iUeitere gtndriAten d6morten fpill
GS beiBt jeood, Dab ale biSberigen
8eridte onrnuf birOeltten, ooB DER
!, Cutler" torpe0iert fpor6en lit
Son 0eutihiano lit bisber oilf
9otiAnfter f5eraros 9lnfrngen nod
feiue 9lnttport in 6ieier 9Ingelegen.
belt eingetroffen.
8eridlt oes 9tbmirals Grniiet.
Gte bieiige frnlljniiithe 8otidlait
per0iiertIihte 9eitern bier eineu ge.
ridt 0es glontirals GrofIet al ben
frau5oiiihen @eneraIItab ii6er ben
llutergang oes .S1liier@ SSr oem.
ieIben miro bebauptet. oaB Der aq.
pitGn oeg Suffer" Die gabn oes
Gorpe0os geie6en mo ooB auf oent
torpeoierteli 7ampfer Stiife zines
0eitlhen Iorpeoo5 gefilnoerl iplirs
6ei BON 0enen eirlige Der amerifa-
liiden gofidoft allsgeb1nDigt ipors
zen ieien. Die 5orpe6ierllnQ lei
init gorbe0ndt mo obne Ear.
ming erioIat, obaleif Der aoinnuu-
Odnt Oes Iandboots aenaii babe
ipiiien n,iiiien, Dab CT inir cinen
reaelnlnBigeu GoitOnnpfer ber ii1
babe Der 6eite gepeis 0ofHr ici,
bnB 1benos onf eineln englildei
Torpeoo6ootBerlt6rer, Der bel eiilent
in ser gt1be oes ltnfaGortes be-
f;noliAen 9audliidiff lleberlobenOe
Ses Suffer aus einea 9fettnngs-
boot al 9nr0 nehmen pollte, elm
8orpeoo a6gefeuert poroeu lei. Gas
8auhboot niiiie iit alio in Ser
gl1be alfgebalten 6aben, I'M euens
tltea 5ur 9iettlmg tonlmeltOe Gam
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
ytodl ein yleaer aeInndlt.

Ct. Charles, Mo., 6. 9lpril. n
Sine otfgeregte glleltae erihlng ge-
tern uabnlittag ben gfeger 2afupette
Gbanoler, Der ON Gienstog Oet
Sheriff 8ierfer bonn ct. Gborles
Gountp uicoergeidoHen llu0 idluer
perlDlunOet bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
cDnC6ereien i'm
UO0en SCt)munge!
Sn sinitum, u. g., iDluic in ct.
Charles, No., faaen gleser
Der 8olfswat 5iim Spfer.

aititon 9t. g., 6. 9tpril. Der
6nrbige Soiepb 5lad pnroe geitern
friib Don einerl bemaffneten aRob
aus Dem bieiigen eonntpgeiangnio
gewaltiaul entfernt unO gelDndt.
Sem 6obn, Der I6idbrige 8illiam
8lad meldjer negen 8ergepultigung
elmer g8eiBen IN 5nft geno1nten
lpor, lit pergangene 8ohe aus Dem
@eiGngnis nod Dem Staats 3udt-
baus in &alepgb entfernt iporOen,
nm cine 2pnderei 5ll nerbinoern.
Ser geltern Grnioroete itaiio inter
Dem gerOodt, ieinem Sobn 9eibilfe
qeleiitet I'll haben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
>y,<>lrfigt &eOt Ots
&ei4stanSltrs.
SdilDtrt int &eidstage bic aages
tlleine Gage nno berweiii anf bic
bisberigen Dentiden Griolge!


5alriid; mir o6er ueroen es wie
gianner ertroern".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
(GOrtfssans fOIst,)
GranssissmibamS llsbsrtrasHuoen.
giueirnafi, 2s. Mai.

Rria 9. 9uste an 2lnna Dspeus
brod, 20 SUR an Der Siibieite Der
Qsunten Strobs. 229 Sub DitIi6 Der
iSresmau @penue, ebenfo 20 Jub on
Der SiibIeiis Der glelnten Sirabs. 270
SUB 0itli4 Der Grseman elps. (Stsusr
81 81.
Sulia so. Qnberfon an Sscar unb
Gbno aucas, Cots 105 unb 106 In
Wm. g. qnberiOn's llnterabtbsilung
in 2lbbpftpn 81.
plymouth Meets an CHARLOTTE
3insis, Cots 76, n, "a uno So in
oenis aennsbp's lIntsrabtbeiIuns in
asnnebp Seisbts (stsuer 81 81.
g. Rspari an 9tmelia 2epperi, Got
100 in Uat. 2lu6urn unb GbOnbals
Spnbicate llnterabtbeifuns in apcns
bale (Sieuer 81 81.
Sobn Dagger an gpntbid Yaaer. 55
SUB an Der Sititite Der Golsrain aps.
in Camp @uibinston (Stsuer $1.5W
81.
Charles Wueit ssr. an Sulia 6.
Wueit. 81 Gub an Der Sitieiis beg
5umiltOn aDeHue spifden Ssr gruc.
unb Glen Barter Ipenue 81.
Catherine Wapg an gitelIe Sobfss
pass. Got 66 in S5orbss nnb Shomps
fon's llnterabtbsilung In Delhi 5ppn.
ibip (Stsuer 500 81.
Somes 3. Souegnn an aouis 3.
unb Catherine u. Werfsl, 40 Sub al
Barton Rpob (Steusr $3.50 81.
Srantlin Gsa9 an Warp 3. 2sn6,
5beil Der Gets 10 nnb 21 in Gram
fOrb unb Glarte's llnterabtbeifuns in
glsnbnls 81.
Sobn G. Sauer an Otto pruB, 80
Bel $50 Gub an Der MeItfsite Der
OliDet QfDsnus, so SUB fiibli6 b.r
Worbbine Gbenus in Gftpiot (5teuer
$2) $1774.50.
Selen Clos an Sobn 9ueblsin. %
Monnte pa9trsdi BON /. Wiai 1915
auf giaenthum, betdnnt dIs go. 2601
geefman etrabe. T1cnatli6s waietbs
$40.
Die aeomb sfeIIer BuilbiHg Cons
.panp an Soha ,inp mlar3 gHnsi3tr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27

mann purbe @mertta er,
tannt? 4us adfIel f6rei6t man
uns: SSn elmer hieitsen giirgerf6ufe
frogte Der 2ebrer einen G9iiler, mann
Qmeritd entbedt iporben fpGre. 1892"
lautete ri4tie bic Gntport. Sd
meine", faqte Der 2ebrer, ntpann 1T
benn Imerifd Bel uns befdnnt gepor.
ben; es bat mod lange gebausrt, Big
man Qmertta fennen lernte2" Sebt
melbete iia her Sp6n eineg bieberen
Sfreinermeifters unb fdate: Coriibsr
bat erit geftern abenb msin Batter gee
ipro6en: ri9tig ertannt fpurbe Gmss
rita bon uns erit i'm Sabre 1916"
1tnter @aunern.
ga ba6' itb IN @eoanfen an Der
Sobel SGote ben 2offel eingeitedt !"
,sSn 9eoanfen2"
gseIbitDeritdnbIidl er tit ia nur
bon 3iHn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
aObn d. Srani an gltnn 3. uni

SObn u. Jrant an GIsnn .. unb
g. u. $1500.<
Rprta O. ensIii9 an Dora &.
UltGoaum S113.
aaikrine ". 8rdbeas an 3pos
gorf .. unb g. Go. $3.50.
albert gsja9 an SampiOn .. u.
g. &c.. $500.
Senrp Selmts on 5owdrb u. Ras'
lamb, $500.
Union eaOinss 9. II. z. Go,
$65, 800.
Gtbsl 6. 9Oliina,r an Goneorbia
9. r., $500.
5reberid .. VorbmaH on epusgs
Sia 8. II. .. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27

nuns ipar, baB Glsts in bic ems sss
eansen iei, 10 erTdien ibr biss nur su
ipa6riGsinlib. Snbem lie bss Sob=
nes aebahte, traten ibr bic tastca
G6lpsibtropfen Dor bic Stirn, Is
purbe ibr abernlals i9par5 Dor ben
9lugen uno lie erbielt iib nur nit glufs
bieiun9 ibrer sansen Rraft oufrsHt.
anottnero tam bin5u uno borte Don
bem @ei6ebsnsn. 5entjes sglnna wtOe
lpdre lieter nit,t nit ibm auldminsn
astroffen, na9bem iie III erfahruns
9ebru6t, bab Glsis gar Hi@t I'M 81
tsrnbauie eeipeien mar. er iagte
ni6t piel, aber in isinem 9siidt 5tigie
ii6 Elm glusOrud bon gebdiiiser S4as
benfreube, Der iie formlih aafbra9le
unb gu elmer i6rOfien gegesnuns, iris
pas i6re 2lrt, reiSie. sic iaate dber
trobbem ni6ts tpeiter, ais baB iie isBt
aeben polis, ba ibr Nea bod Elm per-
oeblifer setpeien. Grdu Wloris ipstHte
Iout aui, uub bic ii4 eHtfernsnrs
bSrte ettpds Don ritls9Nr Sebanos
luna" bic ibr ainb, oaE olIe3eit bas
bette uno brapiie bon allen sstpsieu. in
ben Sob getrieben. Jrieorib anpt.s
nero uber CAB BEN goitiopfissn Wplr
einen 6luh nit auf osH Dt9.
fentiey2lnna Mos mar 10 peritort,
Oab lie ni6t iab NOD horte. iUas am
iie berum porgins. ,5eoer mubts ibs
anIeheH, bab ibr GaIimmes pailirt
mar. 6atte lie benz MIR @erbnrab
Nrau pirilicb i9le6t 5sbanbeIt9 Das
ipnnte bod ni6t -m0S.i4 isin. Sic
mar I6on I'm ibrss ein5isen Sobnes
ipillen ieIt entfbIoiieu geipeien, dlles
su einsln gutsu gnbe 81 fiibrsn ano
bic iunge Jrau mil RaaIitt uno 2isbe
su bebanoeIn. DAT lie Elm ipa9Ias
mes 9luge auf cine Qelabt. bic BEN
&iinitlerneit sntitammie, tonnte nan
ibr bed, pdbrli9 mid oerargen. Die
,3eit bate ia aud eeIebrt. ME not1pena
piq biss seipeien unb odb man elste
niflt iiberda babe trauen olrIen. SeH
iie uuf Der 8aiinsidcn pIaabe ipar,
bate e. an allen edsr IND eucen ge-
ie6It - baaean lief Tb ni6t itrslte!.
glber - ipenm iie i6 ipirtlib in ID.
rer 4ngit bds geben aenominen bate!
sentiss gtnna Wl0e fl.Ien bic 5nnbs
ftluff am 2sibe niche, inbem iis cine
R6aIidteit ins guss faBte. Die ibr.
tpenn lie ii9 Glsie pergesenfpariigis,
bur6ans ni4t fern la. @en tpiros
bic Sdulo trsffsn2 a6 9ott, bas
bate lie pirtIi8 MD seipOglt. Die
Sdpisaertodisr ipo. ibr bur9das
nift unipmpatbif6 aelpeien. abse'
ieben bon ben Geblern, bic ibr ansss
boren pdren, ionnte nan iie gou5 gut
lsiOsn. Sic mar ficibia. orotniIl5
unb - 70 supeadifif Sebe arbstt,
mu6ts es MN i'm Util9teIIer ober
iuuf in Der 8irtidoit iein. peids
i5sntiesglnna @l0e ibr iibsrtraeen,
bate fie in siner Beiis ousssfiibrt,
bic mebr als sinmut Die @eupnnSes
runa Der altsn Jrou erregi. 9lusses
Tproden bate iie ibrsn Beifaa freiIif
ME, lie mar Der Meinung eeipeien, bag
lie elsie nitt nit Bob peripObnen
biirfe, lin tie nid,t 30 perberbtn.
8dbreno Iis ella ibren 8eg Oobir'
i6ritt, bu4te Il. nod on pieles dnbers.
0i. 5rase trGnsts iia ibr oui, Of BAG
aeben, peltes Gisteiduf ber gdiirs'
ihen gloase sefiibri, eiuem juneen
glut tpobl babe geiallen iSnnen. Gin
bib6en tin mar es bersegunsen, absr
- dber
(JOrtissuns folgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27

nolb's llnisrabibsiIuns bon TOriDOoo,
(Stsuer $3); 81.
qlnna ). epple an Charles p
MiITon, 30 bei no Jut on Der Neits
fsite Der Ulontgomsrp pite tn Vors
iupob. (Stsuer $4); 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
@rmnSeiaeatIlnms.s sppotgeIen.
Rsus 5ppof6sfem

unD Y. VI. 20. S2OO0.
gpiIiam Gormon an DO. $1,000.
| Oscar 2uras an W. VI. 9aplor
| $125.
WaIier ~. MulIsn on SOiepbine
pition $1,000.
Gpntbia Dagger on Sprins @rops
glpenue 6. unb .. 60. $500.
| aonis 6uber al Roribipeittrn y.
unb 8. 60. $3.50.
] 9ouis &. Ulertsl oil Satleb Sms
prObsb 3. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
| Sobn .. Setjen an DO. $4,000.
SuIia 6. @ueit an Srutbtrn Osio
sabinss gant 60. $4,000.
Otto pruss an Central Jairmouni
3. unb g. 60. $4,000.
aate Subr an proDibsnt Sapinss
.. unb z. 60. $500.
| Suiia goimann an Jii6mann g.
anb 9. So. $1700.
Senrn Rait an Cottage 3. unb 9.
60. $3.50.
aouis Gpenh an Hspublic 9. uno
.. 60. $500.
5arrp Jsinifsin on Gdsle 9. nnS
i2. u. $4,000.
5raut stIbton on asna Soloimit9
$500.
| 5rsberid 8. Sotel an Speamcre 9.
unb 6. GO. $1,000.
Gornelia R. 9emplsion all price
I6il Eagle 9. unb 3. 60. go. l 49,
500.
aOuis 0Osn9 an anna Burger
$l68.
glnna gsIf6ofstD an Ma,p G..
SobbD II. q. $1,000.
gieueIIa 9. Zimmerman on Blue
2lIh y. unb 9. 60. $4,000.
Gonrdb aeIler al Rorth GolleJ.
6iI .. unb 9. 60. $125o.
Srsne Gbiparbs on Seiie 6. Wcs
Glain 81.
Worie 6. Ssint an 8arbsn . unb
9. So. $1,000.
Ulabel e. Reaoe on 4eomb aeler
9uilbins 60. S1904.6S.
Sobn Shfpei3er an DO. $500.
Cigar 8iags an bic O. u. peitrs
Rsalip 60. $1,000.
Sba aabenitein on Clinton z. unb
9. 90. $4,000.
Waub W. gpilIis an gbepiot q.
uno 9. 60. $500.
Irunt 9. DOnu.l an Sannie 6.
gramtr S459.
BilIiom R. Collins on Grite Ras
iDinnl gant pon Norpopb $1754.35.
Charts 3. aleine an german 6.
alsiu $500.
Serbtri 9. Qadoub on gant Ctr.
3. u. 60. $1,000.
Sofepb 2afpion an gburles Wabs
renberger u. u. $4o0.
CLARA Gbiparbs an Sobn 9.
S6ei6lp Sruftss 81.
Getilste 5ppotbefen.
Suah Maban an George u. Sars
per $500.
Sacob 3. Rund an Central Jairs
mount 3. unb 6. Go. $500.
Do. an aiberal 6. unb 9. 60.
$500.
Sobn s. penn an Sionbarb 3.
unb g. 90. $500.
Jrebtrid Sirunt an WolitOr g.
unb y. So. $500.
SamusI Silpsrman an z. Warb
9. unb 9. 60. $4,000.
elmer 3. @rosan on Junbamtns
tai g. unb 3. 60. $500.
SeHrp Cabin an Jrant 8. Rinnep
$500.
BENZ. 20. Wotftb an Gpring sGrpp.
ape. 9. unb 3. 60. $500.
Do. an Queen Gi.p Goal Go.
$539.79.
Do. an Better Mptla $3.50.
Sohu S6Hier on Bertha 8ufam
$500.
Carl u. Sabnigdn on Salleb Sms
propeb y .unb 6. 60. $500.
Sobn Q. Setjen on be. $4,000.
Wldrp u. 2ippert an propibsnt
earrings 3. nnb 3. 60. $500.
4ueuit Winisr an Grnft Station
8. unb 3. 60. $500.
2ilpbonfo q. Smitb an DO. $500.
S5drrp 5ammonb an z. Marb 6.
unb .. So. $500.
Jenneits 8. grintfrpeser on gpitae
&c .. unb 9. 60. s1150.
4rtbur 3. Gdbeiman on WilIiam
gamersr $1,000.
@iiliam R. Collins on eagle g.
unb 8. u. $500.
Sam 9. WiaripsG Sr. an alpnsc
R. Sinmsb 1915.
aeniumin asIIp an GLENDALE e. q.
5000.
mlidaeI s. DQOIIop an Carthage g.
nnb 8. u. $4,000.
Mnrn 8. GBatTcn an Soutbsrn
Ohio 6. unb 8. Go. $500.
SeTiie gibfOn an Mm. 2. Mcs
.Griff 500.
Marp g. @rsen an Milforb Come
3. unb 8. SO. $1,000.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-01-12
NORTH REDWOOD

NJ. Westone, of Franklin, was
a business caller here Thursday
of last week.
Mrs. John Wolff is spending a
few days with her daughter,
Mrs. D. Hoskin, of Belview.
John Nelson, who has
been visiting his brother, Frank
Nelson, returned to Mankato,
where he is attending business
college,
Chas. F.eischer returned last
Wednesday from St. Paul.
Mrs. Clinton Johnson, who
has been visiting relatives at
Franklin, returned TO North
Redwood the latter part of .ast
week.
Miss Mary Hoskin is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Rigal, of
Morton.
Ambrose and Willard Warner
returned to Morgan Tuesday,
where they are attending school.
Carlton Neck returned from
St. Paul Tuesday, where he has
been visiting his parents.
Evelina Paglusch, who has
been visiting relatives at Nor
gan, returned home Thursday,
accompanied by her aunt, Hilda
Voltz, Of Morgan.
Miss Julia keefe. of Morton,
spent Wednesday at the home
of her uncle, J. 4. Keefe
Louis Barger, of Gaylord, was
a business caller here Thursday.
Miss Rose Boulger of near
Redwood Falls spent a few days
last week at the Levi Stevens
home.
E. N. Swan, of Morton, called
at the A. G.. Tradewell home
Friday.
Miss Sadie Dooley returned to
Marshall Sunday after spending
the Christmas holidays with her
aunt, Mrs. Fred Warner.
John Keefe and Jude Foley of
Alberta, Canada, arrived We'd
nesday for a short visit with
relatives here.
Frank Nuremberg, of Renville
county, returned from Morris
town Tuesday, where he has
been visiting his daughter.
Miss Isabelle Forsyth re-
turned to her home at Franklin
Wednesday after spending a few
days at the Schleuter home in
Renville County.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dittbenner
are visiting relatives at Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Otto
went to Mankato Wednesday.
Mrs. Pratt visited the North
Redwood school Friday Of last
week.
Esther Tradewell is visiting
friends at Morgan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-01-12
SEAFORTH NEWS

The Geo. frost family were
Redwood Falls visitors Thurs
day.
Joe Lisey and family have
moved into the old Penheiter
house on the hill.
Chas. Davis and wife were
Redwood Falls visitors Saturday.
August Klause returned from
the Marshall Hospital where he
underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Arnold Kramer, who is seri-
ously I'LL was taken to the Mar
shall hospital Friday.
Francis Goudy returned to
Goodhue County the first of the
week after spending the holt
day season with relatives here.
Henry Fish and family of Bel
view were New Years guests at
the G.. H. Johnson home.
The Ladies Aid will serve one
Of their famous hall suppers
Thursday from $50 till seven.
Remember the date and place
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-01-12
MORGAN NEWS

The fifth annual short course
of the Morgan high school com
menced Monday with an enroll.
ment Of twelve boys and one
girl. This is over twice as many
as have ever enrolled in former
years.
Ralph Kamholz, Emil and Ar
thur Langholz, Rudolph Sprink
Will Bethke and Emil Sternberg
left Tuesday to resume their
studies at Phalen Lutheran Sem
mary at st. Paul.
Halbert Ball arrived here last
Tuesday for a few days visit
with the H. M. and w. H. Ball
families.
Raymond Redding left Tues
day evening to attend the Man
kato Commercial College of
Mankato.
Russell Thompson of near
Clements who was accused of
stealing a robe, plead guilty be-
fore justice Sonsteby of Morgan
Wednesday and was given a
term Of fifty days in the coun-
ty jail.
The Morgan White SoX basket
ball team defeated the Bird Is
land team at this place Wednes-
day evening by the score Of Sc
to %. The first half ended Fl
to 16 with Morgan in the lead.
Ethel Frederiksen, a sophie
more of the local high school,
died Wednesday morning at her
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-01-12
WANDA WANDERINGS

P. Doepke made a trip to
Springfield Tuesday.
A. Eichten left for Springfield
Sunday where he has employ
ment.
Lawrence Erlach was a caller
at Lamberton Wednesday.
VIM. Homie has been on the
sick list the past week.
Miss Hertha Doepke was a
caller at Wabasso Friday.
E. Doepke made trip to
Lamberton Wednesday.
DR.. Brey was in town Thurs
day.
Mrs. G. Otto is on the sick list.
Catherine Dederichs also was
on the sick list the past week.
School opened again Wednes-
day after the holidays with a
large attendance.
Rev. and Mrs. Tychsen left
for Comfrey Thursday.
Mrs. Hoysler has now moved
into her new residence which has
been recently completed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-01-12
DELHI NEWS ITEMS

A daughter was born Monday
January 9, to Mr.. and Mrs d..
vid Jacobson.
Mrs. James Gerding is visit
ing a couple of weeks with
friends at Fox Lake.
Mrs. Robert Bramsche was
called to LeSueur the latter part
OF the week on account of the
serious illness Of her sister.
The basket ball teams of Bel
view and Delhi played a contest
&c game here Tuesday night.
John and Charles Hultquist
and Mrs. Axel Swanson of Swe-
desburg, Iowa, Mrs. Chas. Hut
man and son, Oscar, of Boone,
Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. e.
Huffman of Winfield, S. D., were
in attendance at the funeral Of
their brother, Alfred Hultquist,
here last Wednesday.
Fred Moritz and Miss Bertha
Acre Of Echo were united in
marriage last week, Tuesday, at
the home of the groom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nor
itz, two miles east of Delhi.
Robert Cummings, Of Cotton
wood, was an over Sunday guest
at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Cummings.
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dies.
Miss Katherine Holton re-
turned Friday from St. Paul,
where she spent her holiday va
cation with relatives.
Clarence Dana and family will
leave this week for Midland,
Iowa, where they wiz reside in
the future.
Ruth Goudy returned to her
school duties at Mortified last
week.
The Mum family was ten
dered a surprise by their neigh
bors and friends one evening
last week. A very pleasant time
was reported.
w. E. Stegner. VIII was a guest
at the w. R. Goudy home the
past week, returned to Brick
ings, S. D. Saturday.
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George Leslie and wife of
Wabasso were Sunday guests
with the home folks.
Miss Margaret Carbert goes
the middle of this week to Rus
sell to make a few days visit to
friends.
J. B. Ring and wife of Mime
apolis are guests for a couple
of weeks at the Piersol, Otto A.
Bramsche and Kienzler homes.
Dan Miller and wife returned
last week from their honey
moon trip to Olds, Iowa, and 9TH
er points.
E. P. Lille will sell his entire
personal effects at Public Auc-
ton Thursday, January 20, at
his home two miles due north to
Delhi. Mr.. Lille has decided to
return to California as Mrs. Lille
seems to enjoy better health in
the west.
0. A. Bramsche and wife, Mrs.
J. B. Ring, Mrs. E. Kienzler and
Miss A. r. Piersol were Sunday
guests at the Albin jacobson
home at Belview.
Mrs. Schock and daughter,
Miss Susan, returned the first
part Of the week from Alton.
ILL.,, where they had spent three
weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
F. J. Tibbetts and family re-
moved last week to RenvilIe
county. They will occupy the
Larkin Bros. farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William King
enborg, of Applington, Iowa,
were guests recently at the H.
Cashmann home southwest of
Delhi. R. Reisack Of Wellsburg,
Iowa, was also a guest at the
above named home.
James McMurchie has re-
turned to Pincher Creek, Alber-
ia.
Rev. L. H. Schock has re-
celved an unsolicited call from
the First Presbyterian church.
at Dawson, and Sunday rendered
his resignation to the Delhi con-
gregation. Said resignation viii
be considered at the annual con-
gregatlonal meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. G. H. MacDougall was
an over Sunday guest at the
nome of her parents, H. S. Well
der and wife.
Victor Johnson left last week
for Lincoln, Nebraska. where ae.
expects to spend the winter with
relatives.
A. McCorquodale was up from
Echo Saturday to visit his broth
er, D. r. McCorquodale, and
family.
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Miss Alice Carlson was taken
to the hospital at Mankato Sat-
urdav and operated on for ap-
pendicitis, and at this writing
is doing nicely.
The teachers all returned from
their two weeks vacation Sun
day. -. e.
Rice Lake, Wis, last week TO
see her brother who was hurt
in saw mill at that place,
The Woodward children played
# the Pleasant Hour three
lights last week and drew a
large crowd every night.
The Marshall basket ball
team played here last Saturday
night and defeated the home
boys.
Mrs. F. A. Evans returned to
her home at Brookings, s. D.,
after spending a couple of weeks
with her mother, Mrs. William
Weeks.
Miss Muriel Ankrum returned
from Balaton Sunday to resume
her school duties.
Mrs. Hinie was down from
Tracy last Tuesday to see Mrs.
VIM. Weeks.
Mrs. Herman Wentz from New
Tlm visited with relatives the
first part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf. Swoffer left
for Redwood Fails last Sunday
for a visit with lid friends.
Mrs. Anderson is entertain
ing her daughter from North
Dakota this week.
The Eastev Bros. picture show
will be at the Pleasant Hour
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley returned
from St. Paul last Saturday.
Miss Ida Danielson is expected
from St. Peter Monday to take
care of her sister, Mrs. Prail
A baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Giestrum last
Friday evening.