The Redwood gazette., 1918-02-20
BELVIEW NEWS

Mrs. Geiser, Deputy from the De-
Friday and Saturday and installed
ficers, audited the books and aided ir
the lodge on Saturday night.
Mogen Bros. plan to add other de-
partments to their store in the near
future.
Alf. Kjenrud sold out his interest
Lange who will take charge March 1.
Ralph Nelson and Albin Jacobson
shipped a mixed car of stock to So.
St. Paul last Tuesday. Mr.. Jacobson
going on to Iowa from there.
The Swedes Forest Shipping Asso-
citation shipped car of stock last
Tuesday.
Fred Reierson is spending few
days at the home of Ole Reierson.
BENZ. Haagenson of Renville coun-
ty was quite i'll last week.
Albert Mogen spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at Morgan.
Mrs. Henry Hettle spent few
days at Wood Lake with the Seth
Fitch family.
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guests of relatives here Tuesday.
Herman Muetzel returned last week
from an Iowa business trip.
August Lasso plans on erecting one
of the finest barns in Redwood county.
Grant Rain was a business caller
at the county seat last week.
/ Herman Pless and wife returned
Wednesday from visit with rela-
tives near Fairfax.
Joe Wolfel of Sheridan, was busi-
ness caller here Wednesday.
!, Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the Hammill sale Monday.
Mrs. Erick Sander spent the week
ter, Mrs Seth Fitch.
Mrs. Fred Holt and daughter Ber-
tina, left for Mankato last Saturday
} where they were called on account of
the serious illness of their daughter
| and sister, Mrs. SleightA
: John Oslund of Delhi, has been very
: i'll the past week.
| Harry Holt of Swedes Forest was
l shopping here Thursday.
r Mrs. Sam Castle of North Red
E wood, is guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Sam OFT.
5 Edward Kohls Jr. suffered few
e days with an infected hi nd.
!. On complaint of some of our citi-
zens Albert Helgeson was adjudged
Y a fit subject for treatment at the St
Peter hospital and sent to that in
e stitution last Thursday by Probate
f Judge, A, R.; A. LaIdcn.
e Deputy Sheriff Beatty was up from
e the county seat on business connected
1QE 10 Th,,rSloxy
r Mrs. Earl Dillingham; and son were
d here a couple of days last week.
: Harre Starr shot lot of trouble
f at Echo last week for the Redwood
County Rural Telephone Company.
: Miss Nettie Peterson of Echo, sew.
f cred her connection with the loca
: drug store Saturday and returned tt
Y her home.
f Oscar Lindell, Rev. Mommsen ant
S Rudolph Hoppenrath were at Red
:. wood Falls Thursday.
d VIM. Duncan was i'll a day or sc
: last week.
: Fred Pease visited old friends al
h Delhi between trains Friday.
: Otto Smith was a Belview shop
t per Saturday.
g Mrs. Ed. Kohls and Mrs. Herman
;. Kohls attended birthday party al
the home of their sister, Mrs. Grover
S Jaehning. at Morton Friday.
g Pat Scanlon left Friday for Oregon
!. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hogen returned
:, Saturday from a trip to Texas.
n Fingar Flaata's baby was i'll sew.
e eral days last week.
Louis Hoppenrath was business
o caller at Redwood Falls Friday.
. Mics Kxyroh 10 ,,nu fho nn1nl0y
Q Of the local hotel.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pease visited
: over Sunday with the Jack Kreibs
,. family at Marshall
q Knute Herried's daughter was oper
i ated on for appendicitis at the Mar
: shall hospital last week.
i Rev. Mommsen spent Saturday ant
: Sunday in Cottonwood.
4 Carl Borning of Echo, was here
Saturday.
Mr.. Nafziger Sr arrived here Sat
: urday after an extended visit in ILL
!. nois.
Peter Mckay was business caller
here last Saturday.
e 1t is understood that Mr.. Lange
e the new blacksmith, will reside IL
- the Fromm house.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Miller were host
g to a company Of young people on
= night last week. ).
81 Mrs. Refer Gryting will entertain
the Norwegian Ladies Aid this week.
ID Rev. Anderson attended to his pas
I toral duties here Saturday and Sun
le day.
I, Mrs. VIM. Eide had the misfortun
q to fall and severely injure her ankl
- last week.
y Miss Nellie Hulstrom is again abl
= to teach school and resumed her du
f. ties Monday.
n. Robert Peterson arrived Saturda
n from Swanville, Mimi.