The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-03-15
BELVIEW EVENTS

Lake, were business callers mere
Monday. |
Miss Laura Olson and a cou- i
pie of girl friends were callers
here Friday.
Belview friends of. James Pet
erson were shocked to learn OF
his death at Mankato last week.
J. ]. Ziegler was visitor to
North Redwood Monday.
L. Rosburg was an interested
spectator at the big ditch hear
ing at Redwood Falls last Mon
day.
About a dozen young people
of Belview attended the dance
at Seaforth Monday.
Andrew Olson went to Mar
shall Monday and returned Tues
day with his son, Lester, who
has made an uneventful recov-
cry from an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
A. F. Abraham has his new
barber shop nearly ready for the
installation of his up-to-date
equipment which arrived a few
days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kerby are
at home to their friends on the
Kerby farm south of town. d.
Sigurd Jorgenson and Helen
Gullickson were granted license
to we'd at Redwood Falls last
week. They will reside in the
Lars Peterson house and Mr..
Jorgenson will farm the Mogen
farm the coming summer.
Hugo Marquardt now resides
on the old H. Adsit farm.
George Countryman, erst-
while Canadian boomer, but now
travelling for an art calendar
concern, did the town in the in
terest of his firm and visited
with friends here Wednesday.
E. L. Lauge, of Illinois, ar
rived here last week and is now
looking after his extensive farm
ing interests at this place.
1t is rumored that three Of
the present members of the Be-
view school faculty will not be
with us next year.
A load of the Belview sport
ing fraternity drove to Echo the
middle of the week to witness
the wrestling match between Al
bert Bonner and Mr.. Barstab-
Bonner winning in six and four
minutes respectively.
Mrs. C. Hjeldness had the
misfortune to fall on the icy
sidewalk and sustain a fracture
of the hip Thursday. ~,
| Miss Nettie Monsoon has re-
covered from her recent spell of
! illness.
! Mayor and Mrs. Gunelson are
the happy parents of baby girl
born Thursday.
Herbert Evenson shipped a
car of stock to the South st.
Paul market Thursday.
Miss Christine Hanson was
a passenger to Redwood Falls
Friday.
Miss Crying, trained nurse,
is now caring for Mrs. C. HELD
ness, who was so painfully in
jured last week.
George Fedderly, a Redwood
| Falls oil man, was waiting on
his customers here Friday.
Jim Little, of Seaforth, was
here Friday with his daughter,
Daphne, who took the train to
visit sister at Morton Friday.
Saturday she went to the Twin
Cities to be present at the grad
uating exercises of the Mime
sofa Agriculture College of
which she is an alumnus.
DR.. Penhall, of Morton, was
here in consultation with DR..
F. H. Aldrich Friday.
Elsie Redetzke returned Fri
day from a visit to her parents |
at Echo.
Knute Ellingson left Friday
night for an indefinite visit with
relatives at Keyon and Bombay,
Minnesota.
VIM. Peterson shipped a car
of stock to the Twin Cities Sun
day night.
Hans HaagensOn of Renville
County was a Belview shopper
Saturday.
Albert Bartlett left Saturday
for few days visit with rela-
tives at Morgan, MINI.
Mrs. F. E.. Sylvester and
daughter, Shirley, and Mrs. J.
Blume, of Morton, visited Sat-
urday and Sunday at the DR..