The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-29
BELVIEW.
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Wheat was selling at 53 cents here
last Monday.
e. p. Murphy and wife drove to Red
wood Falls yesterday.
August Holm went to Carver Satur-
day. and returned here on Tuesday.
w. H. Pease returned from trip to
St Paul and Saltwater last Monday.
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Monson during the past week.
Note the change of time on all Min
naapolis & st. Louis trains-and dom
get left.
J. NJ. Thompson and family went to
Repville last Saturday. returning Mon
day evening.
A nine pound baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lehman last
Sunday afternoon.
John Evans and sister, Miss Anna
Evans, were in Redwood Falls for a
few hours last Sunday.
There will be Thanksgiving services
at the Rock Dell church Sunday, COM
mencing at II O'Clock.
Otto Goethe, wife and child returned
from their visit with relatives in Car
yer on Wednesday last.
Thos. Thompson of this place was
registered at Hotel Francois, Redwood
Falls, over Sunday evening.
0. T. Newhouse and Jerome Simp-
son drove to Redwood Falls last Satur-
day and remained there until Sunday
evening.
There will be English services at the
Lutheran church next Sunday COM
mencing at IL O'Clock. Communion
will occur during the services.
The Rev. FIR. Woods, Miss Woods
and Miss Athey, the latter of St. Paul,
drove up from Redwood Falls last
Thursday and visited with G. p. Muir
ply and wife.
Fred. Ellies and family of Brownton
came up from that place last week and
have since been visiting with the fam
lily of A. F. Ellies of this place, return
ing home yesterday.
Wenitz Bros. cat and dog show is
booked to give an entertainment in
this place Saturday evening, Dec. I'd.
The entertainment is pronounced an
excellent one of it's class.
1t is reported here that George John
son of Sheridan was offered Sl95 in full
for his claim against the Northwestern
by reason of the train having killed
his team and demolished his wagon
last Saturday.
c. H. Mostad, who was employed ut
George Leslie's during the past sum-
mer, writes friends here that he has
purchased 12O acres of land west OF
Moose Lake at S. per acre, and will re.
side there i'm the future.
The Misses Flora Patterson, Lyds
and Mary Hauptli and John Stewart
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Simp
son over Friday evening, Mr.. Stewart
having chaperoned the ladies to Bel
view to take in the play that evening
w. H. Gold and wife and F. o. Cole
aud wife came over from Renville last
Friday afternoon, and were the guests
of w. H. Wallace and wife over thai
evening. Mrs. Mabel Lease of Big
Stone City, who has been visiting with
Mrs. Wallace, returned to Renville with
them on Saturday and took the train
from there to Big Stone.
The entertainments given by ti,<
ladies of the Congregational church a,
the hall last Friday evening drew out q
packed house, and the receipts amount
ed to $3.50. The play was called the
Sweet Sisters" and every one of the
ladies cast for the play did excellent
work The entertainment was made
more pleasant by the excellent work
of the quartette and the orchestra, and
songs by the Misses LOttie and Della
Thompson, Francis Pottratz and Ella
Yaeger. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Portrait sang a good
night selection.