The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-12

BELvIEW EVENTS

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Herbert Evanson shipped a mixed
car of hogs and cattle to the South
St. Paul market Sunday.
B. Weiner did business here Mon
day and Tuesday.
Quite a number from Echo attend
ed the dance here Friday night.
Miss jeanette Gagen formerly a
teacher in the Belview schools, but
now doing like work in the Clark
field school, visited several days here
during her vacation. She was guest
at the Rud. Hoppenrath home.
Jonas Lien. relief section foreman,
left for Rsvillo, S. D. to take charge
of the section at that place.
Mrs. Randall and Mrs. Redetzke
left for their respective homes, HUI
ron and Redwood Falls, Monday.
Hugo Marquardt now has charge
Of the state road from Helmuth Ha-
gems to Vesta and from Belview to
Payne's school house and expects to
keep them in proper shape during
the summer.
Charley Felleson's little girl is
still quite sick.
Olaf and Gunder Holt have recov-
cred from an attack of lung fever
and measles.
Miss Nettie Tinnesand and Master
Herrick Aldrich were over night
guests Tuesday at the home of the
latters aunt, Mrs. John Blume, at
Morton.
w. o. Russell was a business Wis
itor at Wood Lake the first Of the
week.
Otto Smith of near Redwood Falls
was Belview shopper Tuesday.
Seth Fitch takes charge Of the
today as buyer.
Mrs. Fred Simpson was a guest of
friends here Tuesday night.
James Rickell, of Vesta, was a
business visitor two days last week.
Roy Anderson expects his wife
home from Iowa this week.
School Supt Adella Pratt and hus-
band passed through Belview Tues
day.
Harold Pease has disposed of his
pool room at Morgan. He spent a
few days here with his mother then
went to Minneapolis.
A. E. Lee and L. A. Kiems were
married last week and are now at
home at the Lee farm east Of town.
Marvin Monsoon and Earl Fish re-
turned from a Twin City trip last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Froelich, of
Sheridan, were Belview shoppers last
Wednesday. While here they were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Leonard.
Prof. Taylor, of Herman, Mimi,
who will be principal of the Belview
school next year, was here Wednes-
day and Thursday to meet the board
of directors
Herman Muetzel, of Sheridan, was
a business visitor here Thursday.
F. c.. Neitzel, of Echo. was bust
ness caller at Belview Thursday.
R. E. Crying is now our local rep
resentative for the Studebaker car.
The general agent for the company
checked him Thursday.
Miss Lola Baldwin returned Friday
from a few days visit at the Munsell
family at Morton.
w. O. Russell was Franklin bust
ness visitor Friday.
J. R. Gaddis, representing the Pipe
stone Produce Co., is now doing bust
ness in his line with headquarters in
the Lars Martinson building.
Elsie Redetzke returned from Echo
Friday.
]. F. Greenslit, Morton's cattle king
and bonanza farmer was at Echo and
Belview Saturday buying corn.
Joe French, Of Seaforth, was a
business caller here Saturday.
= The Axel Carlson family is now oc-
cupying rooms in the old Tuttle
building. He will work with John
Johnson at the cement business.
Mr.. Eastland and family of Hinck-
ley, son-in-law Of w. o. Russell, ar
rived here Saturday and have rented
rooms over the meat market. They
expect to remain indefinitely.
Miss Emma Flom and Gertrude
Lindquist returned Sunday from a
visit with relatives in the northern
part of the state.
Eastey Bros. gave one of their
usual fine shows here Saturday.
Baseball talk can be heard on all
corners how Belview expects to be
in the game with a faster team than
ever this season.
Louis Moe and Miss Just were mar
ried by the German Lutheran pastor
at Wood Lake Wednesday. They ar
rived here Friday evening to be pres
ent at the wedding dance given by
them.
Gerber Bros. we'll known dance or
chestra, furnished the music for Fri
day nights hop.
Twenty or thirty small boys pulled
off an appropriate .charivari on the
newlyweds here Friday. The groom
came across handsomely and the boys
Toasted to their hearts content.
Joe Melody, of Seaforth, was Bel
view business caller Sunday
Aug. Abraham now has an up-to-
date ice cream parlor, having remod-
eled the interior of his building in
such manner as to best accommodate