The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-08
REVERE NEWS ITEMS

afternoon of last week.
h. Prail, of Janesville, who has
been visiting his brother, Fred, and
family for few days, returned to
his home last Monday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. A. P. Overlee were !
Lamberton callers Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Overlee and Miss |
Rena Overlee. who were here to at
tend the wedding of their brother,
returned to their home in GAINESVILLE |
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Bittner were
Lamberton visitors a few days the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ness spent |
few hours in Walnut Grove on bust
ness Monday of last week.
G. A. Halverson, who has been here
for few days visiting relatives and |
looking after his property south of
town, departed Monday afternoon for
Balaton to resume his road work for !
the Sharples Separator Co.
John Evenson went to- Fargo, N.
D. Monday afternoon to take up en-
ployment he has secured there for
the summer.
A. L. Clark was a Lamberton Wis
itor Monday evening, attending a ses
sion of the Masonic lodge at which
our representative Of the Standard
Oil Co., Ludwig Larson, received his
third degree.
+. Il. Nepermann shipped his house
hold goods and butcher tools to Glenn
ents last Wednesday, Mr.. Nepermann
and VIM. Allen accompanying the
car. Mrs. Naperman remained here
and with her parents north of town
for few days before going to her
new home
S. A. Fillingham moved his house
hold effects Wednesday into the fiat
over his barber shop formerly occu-
pied by the Neperman family. For
est Sawyer will occupy the Sixbury
house in which Mr.. Fillingham has
lived since coming to Revere.
Fred Sixbury has moved his cream
station into the Paulson building for
merly occupied by F. H. Nepermann
and will conduct this business in con-
nection with the butcher business. He
expects to make considerable i'm
provements in the appearance Of the
interior of the building and TO con-
duct model butcher shop here.
Miss Teresa Mcclure, who has been
in Sleepy Eye for several weeks, re-
turned Tuesday to assist her parents
in moving to their new home at Mar
shall! Mr.. Mcclure loaded his ma
chinery and household goods and
shipped them the first of the week,
driving his horses overland to the
new location.
Miss Emily Vollraith went to New
Ulm Wednesday to take treatment
at the hospital there for heart trou-
BILE.
Miss Selma Wigg, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. John
son, for several weeks, returned Fri
day to her home at Montevideo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P Overlee and
Miss Lydia Heimann were Lamber-
ton callers Friday afternoon.
Miss Lois and Tina Heller, who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
L. P. Rasmussen. for several weeks,
returned Friday to their work in Min
neapoIis.
Geo. Cooler, of Lamberton, was in
town with his piano tuning kit Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prail and Mr..
and Mrs. Klucking spent Saturday
with relatiaes at Walnut Grove.
Henry Take was in Walnut Grove
on business Saturday.
! Misses Lydia Heimann and Ethel
Fox and Messrs. F. NJ. Grahlman, J..
P Steinle, ] ohm Benedict, Frank Bene-
dict, Carl Eilefson and Harold Ped
erson attended the dance at Lamber-
ton Saturday evening
A number of young people from
| r4+4o,oIoI a. fhn low
Hollingsworth home south of town
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Pearson spent
/ Grove.
Mrs. Ernest Maker returned Mon
| day from weeks visit with rela-
tives at Smiths Mill.
M Ziskin entertained his brother,
S. Ziskin, from Minneapolis over Sun
dsy.
| The poet Tennyson was right as
far as he went in his famous COM
position beginning, "In the spring the
crested 1apwing builds himself an
other nest," but had the poet lived
in Minnesota in this day and age he
would have not considered his poem
complete without a 1eferenie to the
spring moving Of the farmers. The
past two weeks have been busy ones
in this respect, the usual number of
spring changes taking place. J: A.
Wolverton has moved from south of
town tc a place two miles north Of
Lamberton. A party from east of
Lamberton is moving onto the place
east of town vacated by Fred Yeick
who has moved to Revere. John Kron-
bak and family arrived Thursday
morning with two cars of machinery
and stock from Ledyard, Iowa, to
take possession of the place former
ly occupied by VIM Van Horn, which
Mr.. Kronbak purchased last fall. Mr..
Van Horn has moved to farm
short distance south of Walnut Grove.
Wane Smith of Laurns, Iowa, arrived
Thursday morning with two cars and
moved onto the place worked by Al
len Newell last year and Mr.. Newell
has moved to a farm north Of Wal
nut Grove Irwin Wilson, Of Speer,
Ill, arrived Saturday morning to take
charge Of the farm occupied last year