The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01

BELvIEW TIME TABLE,
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.
Jens Gunelson was in Delhi on bust
ness Saturday
Mrs. H. P. Dredge was in Echo
Friday evening.
! Belvlew and Sacred Heart crossed
bats here Sunday.
Nels E. Olson left here Thursday for
Sebeka on land business.
Henry Johnston is now conducting
business at the livery stable.
A. J. Skoba of Madison was in town
on real estate business Thursday.
R. G. Rand of Winnebago City is
visiting with r. S. Patchen and fam
lily.
The Ladies' Aid society meets with
Mrs. H. P, Dredge tomorrow after
noon
A. 0. Gimmestad was in Madison
Friday and Saturday, going from there
to Appleton.
The Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran church met at &. knutson's
Sunday evening.
Miss Mamie Baden of Kansas City,
Mo-. is visiting with the Misses Leon
ard of this place.
The A. O. U. w. lodge presented
John Evans with gold lapel A. O. U.
w. button before he left town.
Mrs. Underdahl of Moland, Rice
county, sister of Ole Flom, and son,
arrived here Saturday on visit.
w. G. Yarns of Echo was a business
oaller here between trains Saturday.
He was accompanied by G. H. Phil
lips.
Patrons of Belview creamery re-
, ceiyed at the rate of 20 cents per pound
for their butter fat delivered during
May.
Mrs f. G.. Scboenfelder and children
came up from Wellington last Satur-
day and are visiting with A. Leonard
and family.
Nels Sandager has the foundation
ready for dwelling house on his farm
in Swedes Forest, the structure to cost
about $500.
Rev. A. O. Aasen returned from
DEBORAH, Iowa, where he has been
attending the Lutheran conference
last Saturday.
j. NJ. Thompson and family and
Mrs. A. F. Portrait and daughter were
in Renville Friday and Saturday, tax
ing in the picnic of old settlers.
Mrs. Otto Goethe of Redwood Falls
and Mrs. Brunius of Carver were in
Belyiew during the past week, return
ing to Redwood Falls on Saturday.
The father and mother of Mrs A
King, residing on W. D. Tibbetts
farm, came up from Heron Lake Sat
urday and are visiting with thei
daughter.
Mrs, John Evans and children lief
Saturday on a visit with friends ant
: relatives at Troy, Waverly. Brooking
and other South Dakota points befor
taking up their home in Todd county
A. F. Portrait returned Thursda,
evening from visit with relatives il
) Eitzen, Houston county. Miss Mand
Frenzen of Elmhurst, ILL.,, returne,
with him and will visit here for som
, time.
Rev. George B. Searles closed hi
career as pastor of the Congregations
church Sunday, he having come her
to take charge of the church for thre
e months. 1t is possible that he will b
recalled.
n A baby boy was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Louis Leonard on Sunday even
Il ing of last week, baby girl to OIL
Tinnesand and wife on Monday, an
other girl to Gus. Hagen on Tuesda
afternoon, and girl to George Bitze
and wife, the latter of Swedes Forest
on Friday morning
A farewell reception was rendered t
John Evans and family at the Odeo
r on Tuesday evening of last week. Mr.
, Evans was presented with two hand
q some rugs, while Mr.. Evans was pre-
, sented with purse to use as b
desires, The presentation speeche
were made by Messrs. Leonard an
Hallberg, both being exceedingl
: clever, and both being full of regret 0
\ part of the audience over the depart
\ ure of the couple and family from th
nIace Mr. Evans respOnded yer