The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-08-28
BELVIEW ITEMS

| Miss Ada Scholz and Herrick Al
drich returned the first of the week
from months vacation trip in Chi
lcago, Ill.
| o. H. Peterson was up Friday from
Delhi.
! Mrs. Hans Strandjord twas here
several days last week.
Our local lawn tennis players re-
ceived an invitation to the Tourna-
lment at Marshall on September End
and 3rd They will accept.
Mr.. Chas. Leuk and daughter r.
ene were business callers at Beiview
Saturday.
| The heaviest rain of the season
here occurred on Thursday night.
I HI. M. Strandjord expects soon to
remove his family from Hanley Falls
to Belview.
| Pauline Felkey departed the last
Of last week for her home in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Davidson and
son returned to their home in New
Prairie, Minnesota last week.
Herman Bonner finished his work
on the DIR. Aldrich farm near Delhi
and moved into Belview the first of
the week.
Carl Knutson took his physical ex-
animation before the examining sur
geons of the Draft Board last Thurs
day.
Belview friends of Rev. B. P. Holt
intercepted him as he passed through
here Thursday morning on the freight
and wished him an abundance of good
luck in his new work as Army Chap
lain. They also slipped him gold pie
ces into his hand and after argument
persuaded him to keep them.
Rasmus Christensen suffered last
week from the effects of bad knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Cusley were
Redwood Falls shoppers Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Ben French was burned Sc
verely about the neck when ker-
osene stove exploded at their home
last Monday.
Louis Leonard took his son Rollin
to the Marshall Hospital on Friday
for an operation for appendicitis.
Chas. Bergquist was i'll few days
of last week.
| A village weighing scale is nee
essity here. The Village council did
not see fit to purchase one and pri-
vate subscription list was circulat-
ed and the required funds secured.
Several young people from here
attended the Red Cross Barn Dance
at the Sam Katzenberger farm east
of Seaforth Friday.
Emil Smith is scheduled to leave
from here with the next draft con-
tingent which will go about the %
inst. to camp Grant Rockford, Ill.
Mrs. Roy Archer of Delhi attended
the Swedish Ladies Aid here Satur-
day.
Louis Johnson who was formerly
one of the Editors of the Belview In
dependent is now lover there" fight
ing for Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Ed Peterson of Delhi was
: here Saturday afternoon.
Edward Collins and Mr.. Schmeltz
of Bird Island were here the first of
last week.
Elmer Rosberg and family have
: given up claiming operations and
Elmer expects to be employed on the
L. Rasberg farm the rest of the sea-
son.
Miss Ida Darud is a guest at the
uO1QG Ol uGE I1OGI0r mere.
Mrs. Nelse Monson entertained
the Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid
here last Saturday afternoon.
Chas Bergquist was host to Rev.
Anderson during his stay here.
Miss Viola Neeland of Echo was a
guest here several days last week
at the Eddie Mogen home.
Miss Nora Rain is in the Twin Gil
ties where she is receiving treatment
at the hands of a specialist to cor
rect deficient hearing.
Born on Sunday August 18 to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Walfel, son.
Mrs. Jorgen Rude will entertain
the Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid
Society next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Ziegler were
Delhi visitors on Sunday afternoon.
The Dan McKay's have been enter
tanning relatives from Illinois the
lpast week.
The sewing machine which was gil
ven away last Saturday evening went
to Mrs. Clausen who held the lucky
number.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leonard visited
their son Rollin at the Marshall Hos
pital Sunday and report him to be
canvalescing nicely after his appen-
dicitis operation.
The Aug. Abraham family were
visitors at the VIM. Redetzke home
in Redwood Falls Sunday.
Lars Rene returned from Nunda
S. D. On Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adsit of ST.
Paul are visiting at the home of
Stanford Adsit.
Mrs. Charley C. Okins was up from
Redwood Falls Saturday. Her hus-
band is now a corporal at Camp
Wadsworth, S. Carolina and has the
promise of a sargency in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Rosberg have
rented the Okins residence here and
will occupy it in the next day or so
Claus Marsted of Delhi was bu-
siness caller here on Thursday.
Bert Edmonds was an over Sunday
guest at the Martin Mansfield home