The Redwood gazette., 1916-06-07
BELVIEW EVENTS

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Mr.. and Mrs. Rheinhold Heine were
passengers to Minneapolis Monday
morning. Mrs. Heine expects to
enter a hospital for an operation.
Grant, Carlyle and Nora Rain left
early Monday for trip by ausomo-
bile to Mortified, the twin cities and
othel points. Miss Anna Rain a stu
dent at St. Olaf College will return
with them. Owen and Miss Gertie
Homme of Echo were passengers on
the trip also.
Andrew Olson and family were Wis
itors Sunday at Ramsey State Park.
Rev. and Mrs. Mommsen were
guests at the Otto Flom home in
Swedes Forest Sunday afternoon.
Dr. F. H. Aldrich was a profession
al caller at Marshall Saturday.
T. L. Simpson was business Wis
itor at Marshall Monday.
out by the team for second time this
year when they met defeat here Sun
day 5 to 0. Veddy, the st. Olaf Col
legc pitcher proving easy fer local
batsmen. The sensational catch Of a
long and difficult ball in right field by
Marvin Monson was easily the feature
of the game.
Dr.. Emma Aldrich was business
caller at Minneapolis Monday and
Tuesday.
Marvin Monson and Charley Martin
autoed to Marshall Monday TO trans-
act business.
Nest of the inhabitants of this vii
lage were at Echo Decoration Day.
Herman Williams was seriously in
jured last Wednesday when ne step
ped backwards from an automobile
driven by Alb. Johnson. His hat had
blown off and before the car could be
stopped he fell in attempting to alight
striking his head. He was picked up
in an Unconscious condition and hur-
ried to a DOCTOR He has been semi
conscious ever since the fall. 1t was
feared he had suffered fracture Of
the base of the skull. He however
shows a little improvement and it is
thought he may come out all right.
Grant Rain occupied the pulpit in
the Norwegian Church Sunday even
ing and delivered an excellent sermon
in English. High praise of his effort
Was heard.
School closed Friday with a picnic.
Of the present teaching staff, only the
Misses Baldwin, Talleson and Miller
viii: return. Miss Laura Manley will
be especially missed as she was one
of the most able teachers on the staff.
Prof. Mommsen goes to Arlington,
Minn., and it is understood Miss Flom
will not teach the coming year.
l. p. Haller returned from Roches-
ter the first of last week. He had
been to consult DR.. Henderson Of the
Mayo staff regarding his health.
Miss Bertha Grimmestad is home
from Menomonie, Wis, where she at
tended school.
Mrs. A. O. Gimmestad burned her
hand quite seriously on Sunday.
Mrs. Tooker of Sheridan township
was seriously i'll last week, but is con-
valescing at present.
The Misses Johnson and Peterson
closed a successful term Of school in
the Payne district last week. They
both gave the best of satisfaction and
as consequence were returned by
the school board for another year.
Mrs. Paul Hahn of Vesta called
here Monday in business way.
Ole Flom was absent few days
last week attending the funeral Of an
aged aunt who died at Rio, Wis.
Miss Constance Davidson returned
last Tuesday from Minneapolis and re-
ports Mrs Moliva Ellingson as i'm
proving nicely.
Ben Ellingson is now in the en-
ploy of Hans Hegdal.
Mrs. Rev. Berg of Minneapolis is
at present a guest at the Mrs. Cert
rude Hegdal home in Swedes For
est.
Ole Danielson's were guests Sun
dav at the Hellick Halverson home.
Friends planned neat little birth
day surprise party on DR.. Emma AID
rich Friday night.
| Claude de France Of Clara City pas
sed through here Monday on his way
| to Seaforth.
Max Graminske formerly of Red
wood Falls is the new butcher at the
Evanson market.
The Belview Silver Cornet Band
gave concert at Hanley Falls We'd
nesday but owing to the rainy wealth
er small audience was present.
The Belview High School graduat-
ing exercises occurred at the "Odeon
Hall" Thursday evening. Mr.. Bush
of South Dakota delivered the princi-
pal address, his subject was "Pikes
Peak or Bust" 1t was little long
and somewhat tedious but pleased the
majority. Little Harold Enestvedt
with his pretty song succeeded in
reaching "Pike's Peak" all right for
he received more applause than any
other number on the program. Rev.
Mommsen presented the diplomas in
a neat and sensible speech. An oc-
tette sang a couple of songs. Prof.
Mommsen introduced the speaker. The
graduates were six in number.