The Redwood gazette., 1918-02-06
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BELVIEW NEWS

Mrs. Clarence Johnson and children
of Sheridan Township were seriously
i'll, last week but are reported better
now.
Local manager Arthur Anderson ex-
poets to ship several cars of stock
from here this week.
The little Boklep boy who was suf-
fering last week from pneumonia, is
reporting to have passed the crisis
and is now convalescent.
Jacob Miller of Delhi, was a busi-
ness caller here January %.
DIR. Tillisch, eyeman, made his US
ual call here last week.
Harry Holt and mother were here
shopping the middle of the week.
II. Kohls and Mogen Bros made
arrangements to have their summers
ice supply shipped in from North
Redwood.
Several of the national army draft
ers were at Redwood Falls the first
of the week where they were under
going, physical examination by the
local draft board doctors.
Mrs. Halvor Johnson Sr. was on
the sick list last week.
McKinley's birthday slipped quietly
by on the 29th. Several here renem
bered it tenderly however.
DR.. Eckfeldt, who went to hlna
with DR.. Louis Braafadt couple of
years ago, is reported to have been
captured by Chinese bandits and is
now being held by them for a ransom.
Thomas Kirby Sr. was seriously i'll
at his home in Sheridan last week.
Selmer Cole of Delhi, shopped here
last Wednesday.
Ed. Holt was business caller here
Wednesday.
= Prof. Otto Flom has consented to
substitute for Miss Hulstrom in the
Knutson school district until she re-
covers from her recent injury.
Several of the little boys have been
taking instruction from Prof. Couch
eron on band instruments lately.
Auditor John Rivers of the Dolliff
Co. paid the local yards 6 visit here
last Wednesday.
Albert Carlson's baby was i'll most
Of the week.
Ole Tufto and wife returned last
Wednesday from a trip to Texas.
Fred Pease is expected here from
Minneapolis this week. He stopped
over to see the auto show.
Belview sold their quota of smile
age books in short time.
Walter Knutson had the misfortune
to have two of his fingers badly brok-
en- last Tuesday by being accidentally iy
struck on the hand by an ak held IN
the hands of his brother.
Miss Peterson of Echo, is now IN
the employ of Aug. Abraham as clerk
in the store.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ E. Crosley were
visitors at Browns Valley last week
from Wednesday to Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Duncan had charge OF the
restaurant in their absence.
Mrs. Bable and daughter from near
Seaforth were business callers here
last Thursday.
Chas. Martin was county seat
visitor last Friday.
Attorney John A. DalzeH was here
Friday on legal business.
Quite a few from this vicinity. are
in attendance at the automobile show
Mr.. Sheets of Ruthton, is here to
get acquainted with his new grand
daughter. -
err at Redwood Falls last Thursday
evening. :,
The Belview high school basket ball
team were defeated at Hanley Falls
last Friday.
If the ground hog saw his shadow
in Belview, it must certainly nave
been dim one.
The Misses Monson will entertain
the Y. P. S. on February 6. !,
Mrs. Fred Simpson of Redwood
Falls, was an over Sunday guest at
the DR.. Aldrich home.
Mrs. Rudolph Hoppenratn VIII en-
tertain the Norwegian Lutheran La
dies Aid next Wednesday.
Arne Lyslo. wife and son are VS.
ting at present in the Twin Cities.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peter
son, son.