The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-06-12
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA

work at the garage.
The Belview High school gradu-
ates for this year held very sue
cessful class night program at the
Odeon hall Wednesday night Near
" all of the class took part and
some displayed talent beyond their
years, and no doubt will attain a
high standing in their life work.
Arthur Hanson came up from
Minneapolis last week for visit
with friends and to be present at his
sisters graduation.
The concert by the Olson sisters
was nicely given them and we'll re-
ceived by large number of patrons.
Mr.. Bjork of Winthrop put in
place a very fine monument erected
in memory of Mrs. H. M. Sandager
last Wednesday.
Nora Nelson is Ill at present.
| Row Roxberg arrived home last
week from a short visit with Iowa
relatives. He made the trip by au-
tomobile and says his glum express
sion while on Iowa roads broadened
to a wide smile when he struck good
old Redwood county state roads.
Monday a double wedding occurred
in the Welch LeCuyer families when
Miss Mayme WEIGH married Med. LIE
| Cuver and VIM. Welch married Miss
LIE Cuyer. A large number of in
yited guests were entertained at the
Duke Welch farm home. Many use
! full gifts were received by the con-
tracing parties.
Herman Zuehlsdorf is erecting a
fine concrete garage on the nome
farm in Sheridan.
Tom Lucas and son were business
callers here Sunday.
Miss Eva Lash and, Miss Ada
Scholz were shoppers at Redwood
Falls Saturday.
Belview friends Of Miss Anna
Rain received invitations last week
to her graduation from st. Olaf col
! lege. Miss Rain has continued In
college the high averages she made
| in high school and graduates close
to the head of her class She. will
be member of next years teaching
force in the Sacred Heart Public
schools.
VIM. Leulf of Echo was shopper
| here Saturday.
Several from here attended the
| Decoration Day exercises at Red
wood Falls, and listened to the STIR
ring, patriotic address of St. Paups
| next mayor and found him to be the
Give wire" which his many friends
said he was.
Soerre Omtvedt has arrived from
Duluth and will work for Carl Holt.
Chas. Scott was business caller
from Delhi Saturday.
Carriers \Hoppenrath and Okfns
attended a district meeting of rural
mail men at Clarified May 80. They
were exceptionally we'll entertained
and through their ability to "boost"
Belview they were successful in get
ting their next meeting, Sept l-e,
held here.
Chester Vik entertained relatives
from Ruthton Saturday.
Frank Witchin went up to Bel
trami county last week, where he
filed on a claim.
Miss Peterson arrived home from
Minneapolis Saturday. She has
been attending college there.
Miss Wall, who has been engaged
to teach domestic science in the Fas-
sender, N. D., public schools next
wear. arrived here Saturday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Gran:
RAIN.
| Members of the Swedish Lutheran
congregation gave a farewell party
at the church for Lars Pierson who
left the next day for Iowa and from
there will visit in California.
Miss Nellie Peterson was serious
" ill the first part of the week.
Chas. Behr left Saturday via Sa'
cred Heart for visit with his fam
lily at Webster, S. D.
Otto Flom was a business visitor
here Saturday.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid was en-
tertained by Mrs. John Nelson Sat
urday.
Rudolph Larson's little girl in
; jured her arm severely Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Peterson were
Redwood Falls shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McNaughtor
and daughter attended the gradua
ton exercises here.
John Mum and wife of Seafortl
were here Saturday evening.
Miss Genie Mckay arrived home
from Mankato Normal school. Sh'
: will teach next year at Vesta.
Miss Ella iGimmestad has take1
the position left vacant by her broth
er Oscars departure for Camp Levi
and is making good.
Mrs. Hazel Halverson was Sun
day evening guest at the home O.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson
The west bound passenger TRAN
due here at 1:31 p. m. will run s.
minutes late until further notice.
now will arrive at 2:20 p. m!
Harold Hogen is now in the EN-
ploy of H. 0. Wafziger.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Castle and fam