The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-08

Elmer Taubert was laid up a few
days last week while recovering from
an operation on his foot.
Mrs. Vim. Duncan was a Redwood
Falls visitor Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Fitch visited at
the Rasmus Sande home Friday
Joe Melady was a business caller
here Saturday.
John Ostland, of Delhi, was an over
night visitor at the Hellick Halver-
son home Friday.
One of Charles Ruthe's children was
i'll part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stoke have
been suffering from the grippe.
The general agent for the Stude-
baker automobiles was here Friday
and made arrangements with R. E.
Crying to handle their line of autos
the coming season.
Mrs. J. J. Ziegler visited with home
folks at Franklin over Sunday
The Degree Of Honor and A. o. U.
w. Lodges had business meetings Sat-
urday night. and a joint social time
afterward.
Rev. Werner, of Gibbon, did parish
work here Saturday and preached a
nice sermon Sunday at the Swedish
Lutheran Church.
Elmer Taubert visited the home
folks in Renville County Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
The high school students chaper-
oned by Prof. Mommsen went to
Clarkfield Saturday, where they put
on the play recently given here. They
had a neat little sum left after pay
| ing expenses.
H. Evenson shipped two carloads
OF stock to South St. Paul last week.
John Hines shipped a very nice
bunch of cattle to South ST. Paul last
Thursday. He returned Saturday and
was well pleased with his sale. -,s
Mrs. .. w. Carlson entertained the,
Swedish Ladies Aid Society Saturday.
Peter Mortensen and Thee Enest-'
vedt, we'll known Renville County
farmers. each purchased a blooded.
Polled Angus calf from VIM. Peter
son Saturday.
knute Ellingson has closed out his
stock Of personal property and ex-
poets to leave some time this week
for Bombay, Mimi, to visit hisi
brothers, Filing and Bennie. He states
that Filing is now the proprietor of
general store.
The Peerless Orchestra furnished
the music at Clarkfeld Saturday even
ing during the intermission Of the
play, Lost! A Chaperon," put on bv
Belvlew high school students.
Lester Olson is expected home from.
the Marshall hospital Tuesday,
A New London, Minnesota, mar
now nc, employed near Delhi. was here
the first of the week endeavoring to-
arrange wrestling match with AL
bert Mogen. Well bet a cookie that
ne will wish he was back with the
home folks if Alb clamps a hold on.
him.
Belview friends of Mrs. Grace Shar-.
ratt, formerly Grace Black. will re-
great to learn of her recent death i'm
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham;, of Wood
Lake, visited here with their son Earl
few hours Thursday.
Miss Helen Gryting returned to her
home in Swedes Forest Wednesday
after nursing Mrs. C. A. Johnson and
the new editor for three week period
The Misses Nina Hjeldness and
Martha Braafadt entertained the
Young Peoples Society Friday even
ing at the Norwegian Lutheran church
parlors.
Miss Emma Johnson, an aunt Of
Roy Anderson, accompanied him home
from Iowa.
The Belview Cornet Band will prob
ably give their concert March 22.
Mrs. M. F. Mommsen will enter
tain the Norwegian Lutheran Ladies
Aid Society at the church Wednes-
day, March 8.
Alfred Gimmestad r~turned last
week to his home in Scobey, Mont.
He has visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knute Monson, since the first Of
the year.
Louis Leonard and wife assisted
Mrs. A. Leonard in appropriately OBJ
serving her 81 birthday anniversary
at Redwood Falls last Wednesday.