The Redwood gazette., 1918-04-17
BELvIEW NEWS

Friends of Bennie J. Simpson who
is now in the U. S. navy received
cards from him mailed at Bordeaux,
France.
George Simpson and Clifford Adj
sit and their parents left by auto
Sunday for st. Paul where the boys
will endeavor to join the marine
corps of the U. S.
| Ole Reierson's baby is severely III
with pneumonia.
Fred Remmelee of Echo, was a
business caller here Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Katzenberger was call
er at the Louis Leonard home last
Monday.
Henry Iverson of Echo was a busi-
ness caller here Monday.
Aug. rHogen purchased fine au-
tomobile from a Redwood Falls deal
er last week.
E. G. Enestvedt, Renville county
secretary for Non-Partison League,
attended the Liberty Loan meeting
here last Friday.
Editor C. A. Johnson and Grant
Rain were county seat callers last
Monday. ~
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to Wood Lake last Wednesday.
Nels Nelson has severed his con-
nection with the local garage and
will be employed at similar work in
Wood Lake.
Frank Witchin is in the employ
of August, Volk at Echo.
= OttofMuetzel and Alf. Kjenrud Sc
curedsthe contract for grading the
state road between here and the Yei-
low Medicine couny line and they
will begin operations very soon.
i James Hjeldness is guest at his
brother in Humboldt, MINI.
Several of the high school students
got ''in bad' with the school direc-
tors because of their attendance at
a dance last week.
Ludwig Kreft was busineHs call
er here last Wednesday.
The Liberty Loan Bond committee
adjusted the individual allotments to
the best of their. ability last week,
and so far no complaints of unfair
ness have been heard.
The Misses Hanson and Hultquist
walked out to the P. A. Hanson home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hans Iverson was i'll day
or so9lasts week.
Henry Bendix and wife of Echo,
were business callers here Tuesday.
! P. S. Walseth, wife and son of
Sioux Agency were business callers
here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Tom Kirby was shopper
here Thursday.
VIM. Monson expects to make a
trip to Deming, New Mexico. in the
near future.
Miss Lee of Redwood Falls, was
here last Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Robbery suffered freE,
an attack of measles last week,
Pete Peterreins of Echo, called
here Thursday in business way. =
One of Echo's soldier boys was
home on furlough last week. He
likes his work in a machine gun COM
pany very well. He says they are
we'll cared for and he is co,ltentef
with the life.
The Red Cross sale Saturday
brought out a fine crowd and the
] total receipts were around $500.
VIM. Hauck and Jim Longb0ttonT
of Seaforth were here Thursday.
The politicians nearly all came out
4 of the woods and attended the Bel.
view Red Cross sale here 5atul day.
A. H. Emerson was over from LAM
berton Friday to meet his parents.
Mr.. Emerson is 100 per cent Ameri-
can and will be returned to his pres
ent Office without opposition this fall.
The Libery Loan meeting was a
fine gathering and the speakers did
themselves proud.
The chests of the Boy Scouts
swelled out with pride when County
Attorney Enresen as President VIII
sons representative, presented them
their badges, won in selling Liberty
Bonds some time ago.
Rev. B. P. Holt gave fine address
at the Swedish Lutheran church Sat
urday evening after which the Red
Cross was enriched by several hun
dred dollars in contributions from
those present and also a few who
were not present.
DR.. Golden and Harry Griffin Of
Redwood Falls were business csllers
here Thursday.
Ed. and Frank Pratt were here
from Redwood Falls Sunday.
Engineer White stopped the local
freight Wednesday long enough to
have a cinder removed from his eye.
The Grand and Petit Jurors called
from this vicinity are in Redwood
Falls attending their various duties
II this week.