The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-01-10
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

n. Bernardy went to Springfield
yesterday.
}. NJ. KatzenbergeI moved his family
to Vesta last week.
w. H Gold of Renville visited in
Belview last Thursday aud Friday.
Hans and Lydia Olson and Otto
Flom left for Mankato last Saturday.
H. ]. Rice has gone to Chicago to at
tend the dental college in that city.
c. J. Rice and family Wis tied with
Mr.. Rice's mother in Renville last
week.
A. o. Gimmestad is dangerously i'll
with an attack of Inflammation of the
bowels.
Miss Dredge of Mankato, who was
visiting the Doctors family last week,
returned home Saturday.
A surprise party on Miss Maggie
Gamble occurred at the home of H.
Adsit last Saturday evening.
Miss Milda Stradjard left for Madison
Saturday to spend the remainder of the
winter studying music there.
Peter Anderson of Granite Rock re-
ceived stroke of paralysis while in
Vesta last Wednesday. DR.. Dredge
is attending him.
Miss Flora Patterson and Mrs. VIM.
Vihstadt of Three Lakes and New
Avon visited with Mrs. Ben. Simpson
during portion of last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Dredge, w. II. and
Mrs. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ.
Phillips and Eugene Lewis took New
Years dinner at Mrs. H. Hollis, north
east of town.
J. NJ. Thompson has sold what is
known as the Smith farm in Nesta to
Mr.. Mum, related to the McKays, for
$22 per acre. There are 2SO acres in the
tract. Mr.. Thompson was in St. Paul
Monday and yesterday.
A conference of leading Lutherans
commenced at the Lutheran church
yesterday, and will last three or four
days. On Monday evening MIR.
Skarvie, theological student, dellv-
cred an address against secret societies.
Martin and Miss Anna Joice came
up from Waseca last week to attend
the McKowen-Kroy wedding yester-
day. Mrs. Mary Maher came up from
st. Paul for the same purpose, and all
three visited with the family of F. 10
herr.
At the annual business meeting of
the Congregational church on Sunday
H. P. Dredge, Ben. Simpson, and w.
|. Howes were elected trustees, w. H.
Wallace and w. s. Sherd deacons, Miss
Adsit clerk, Mrs. NJ. G. Wallace treas
urer and q. H. Countryman superin.
tendent of Sunday school
/. Prof. Traverse returned from Milwau-
kee on Wednesday of last week and
opened his school on Thursday. Mrs.
A. c Lamport and Miss Abbott re.
turned from their holiday vacations on
Saturday and commenced school in
their departments Monday morning
Mr.. Lamport and Miss Lamport came
over from Tracy with Mrs. Lamport
The Modern Woodmen Camp at this
place will install its officers next Sat
urday evening At the last meeting
there.was quite an interesting debate
on the question Of whether we were il
the 18th or Goth century, and while thu
members, with the single exception o
Jerome Simpson, argued that we wer,
still in the 10Th, thejudges gave Jerom,
the best of it.
Rev. VIM. Earl preached his farewell
sermon at the Congregational church
last Sunday evening, and the church
was filled to overlooking. At the con
clusion of the sermon it was announced
that the salary of the pastor was paie
in full and that the Ladies Aid hat
donated an extra $40 to the pastor
Rev. Mr.. Fellows of Minneapolis will
preach here at intervals until a paste
is supplied for this place and Sacred
Heart.
The annual meeting of the Belviev
Cooperative creamery association re
suited in the selection of Chris. Olso1
as President for the ensuing year, A
NJ. Stewart as vice-president, w. H
Wallace as treasurer. G. E. Adsit a.
secretary, and Daniel Mckay, C. O
Gimmestad and Rudolph Hoppenratf
as directors. The creamery manufac
tured 29,667 pounds of butter during
the year, for which it received 81, go. IS
of which sum s., $50 "a was paid to pa
irons and the balance went for expens
es and into the sinking fund. The
stock holders will hold another meet
ing next Monday
At meeting of the Belview A. O.
U. w. lodge last Saturday evening DIR
J H. F. Dredge was installed as master
! workman, w. H. Wallace as foreman
J. X. Sloan as Overseer, J. NJ. ThOmp