The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-06-19
BELVIEW NEWS


Miss Ida Darud is visiting her
mother and sisters here at present.
She expects soon to leave for train
ed nurse service with the U S. army
in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whealy were
visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Johnson Of
Seaforth were guests at the Editor
Johnson home here Sunday.
Redwood county went on record
Saturday as to it's 100-percent loyal
ty program by successfully resisting
the entrance of the nonpartisan pa
rade.
The local postoffice registered one
alien enemy woman June II.
Mrs. Earl Fish and daughter ar
rived here from Kansas City, Mo-,
for visit with relatives.
Duncan McCorquodale was up
from Delhi Friday.
Miss Eva Lash is at Echo at pres
ent, engaged in her profession of
trained nurse.
Martin Sandager returned Friday
from visit at ST. Paul.
Miss Martha Braafadt finished 8
term of school at Lyle, Mimi, last
| week and is now at home with her
parents.
H. M. Strandjord is now in the
employ of Sam Sampson.
dren were Morton visitors Sunday
Grandma Dreyer is at the home OF
her son, Henry here, suffering from
+, the effects of a broken arm sustain
ed last week. Several of her close
relatives visited her Sunday.
Roy Halverson returned the frs.
of the week from trip to visit rel
atives at Greenbush, Nina.
Mrs. Chas. Martin was a guest al
the Roy Halverson home short
time last week.
The Peter Brown and Arne Thomp
son childresn have been down with
the measles during the past week.
Bernice Miller Of Iowa visited rela
tives here last week. He will leave
with the next Iowa contingent for {
training camp of U. S. soldiers.
Ed. Haskins and Frank Egett were
here repairing the Pacific Elevate
last week. Mr.. Haskin's has a sor
in the Rainbow Division in France
He is a major doctor with the medi
cal corps and has been wounded once
Mrs. O. H. Mogen had a severe
fall last week and has been unabl,
to be up since.
The Belview Silver Cornet BAN
will enliven the occasion with musi,
at Delhi, July 4th.
The Boy Scouts returned from /;
weeks camping trip last Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Enestvedt left fol
St. Cloud las. week where she viii
spend "a mouth or so.
Mrs. Mike Wagner and daughte
of Seaforth were callers here Mon
day.
Word comes from France tina
Carl Knutson of the U. S. marines i
rapidly nearing the firing line an,
expects soon to be in the thick @
the fray. He is now lieutenant.
The Van Zelus Red Cross barr
dance last week was fine success
Net proceeds of 1854 were added t
the local chapter Red Cross account
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Mannin,
and some friends were on a fshin.
trip last Saturday and Sunday, nea
Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Longbottom 0
Seaforth were here Friday
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ru
) dolph Larson was severely i'll
couple days last week.
H. O. Hegdal made short bust
ness trip to Minneapolis last week
: There will be barn dance at III
, M. S. Sacmary place Thursday night
The DIR Aldrich family visited rel
: atives at Morton Sunday.
! Ole Collin. who has been in Ne,
restore his failing health, returne
last week and expects to remain TO
, the summer,
, Mr.. Berger of the Pacific Elevate
company checked over company at
fairs here Friday.
: Henry Kasteus of Echo was
: shopper here Saturday.
Chas. Okins is erecting a barn O
his lots here.
Bertha Gimmestad returned las
week from Minneapolis, where sh
been attending the state univers;!.,
Miss Ida Wickman is at presen
attending summer school at the uni
versity of Minnesota.
Miss Helena Crying returned las
week from Marshall where she aide
, in caring for her sister, Mrs. r. T
Gyrting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sanders littl
) baby was very i'll few days las
week but is better now.