The Redwood gazette., 1918-05-22
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, REDWOOD FALLS MINNESOTA

to the hospital at Marshal where she
was operated on the same day, for
appendicitis.
| Mrs. Thorsen is employed at the
Dan Miller home, helping care for,
i little Vivian Bernice Miller.
/ Ole j. Iverson is recovering from
a severe attack Of pneumonia.
/ Corn planting is about all done
in this vicinity.
Roy Rosberg visited the family of
Elmer Rosberg at Redwood on Sat-
urday.
Harold Lindell returned home on
Wednesday night from Marshall.
! Mrs. Nels Haagenson entertained
the Norwegian Lutheran Ladies'
laid. society last Wednesday.
Mr.. Shoemaker of North Redwood
was fixing his political fences here
one day last week.
Judge Gray of Redwood Falls was
a business caller here on Friday.
Aug. Abraham was ill a few days
last week and could not attend to his
barber business. Hence some of our
"Beau Brummels" can easily pass
for Russians.
The Belview Silver Cornet band
aided with their music the Red
Cross sale at Echo on Saturday.
Mrs. Gertrude Hegdal of Belview
was seriously i'll last week.
Mr.. Woods and son of Delhi were
here Friday in their new car.
Jim .Shemon of Seaforth was a
business caller here Thursday.
Willard Simpson was county seat
caller couple of days last week.
R. E. Grytling and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Helgeson visited at Marshall
Sunday.
Mr.. Davidson, who was tiling for
Nels Olson suffered an injury Satur-
day which necessitated his being re-
moved to a hospital Immediately for
treatment.
The senior class of the Belview
high school are sending out invita-
tions to their graduating exercises,
: which take place June /. There are
eight in this years class, seven girls
and one boy.
Editor c.. A. Johnson made a bus
! mess trip to Redwood Falls Thurs
day.
9 Christine Knutson and Eden
Flore spent Sunday at Delhi.
Tyler Gullickson is ill at base
hospital at Camp Logan, Texas.
The Red Cross sale at Echo last
!, Saturday was big success.
Mrs. Frank J. Young is enter,
tanning a sister from Indiana.
5 Axel Engberg has just about
3 completed fine full basement fol
i his residence.
DR.. Aldrich and son Herrick ane
j Miss Ada Scholz were business call
ers at Minneapolis Saturday.
Mrs. Nels Nelson and children re
turned last week from visit will
. relatives at Milroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller wer.
callers at the Dan Miller home Fri
4 day evening.
Otto Muetzel is progressing fnel!
9 with the new state road grading be
. tween here and Delhi.
! Miss Stella Danielson is assisting
y with the work at the Fred Weidemar
home.
!, Mrs. Seth Fitch spent few day:
at the Henry Hetle home near Delhi
, Seth Fitch was a business caller
here between trains, Wednesday.
Frank Earl writes back that he
was not successful in being admitted
to the U. S. Marine Corps, but that
he hopes to get into some other Or
ganization where he can get a crack
at the kaiser.
The Belview young peoples soci-
ETY. have engaged a concert COM
pany to give an entertainment May
20 in the evening. The proceeds will
be donated to the Red Cross
Arvid Bjorndal left last week for
Nebraska where he will take an ac-
tive part in the management of a
new potash plant to be erected on
property of which he is part owner.
An Anti-Saloon League speaker is
billed for this place May 27.
Mrs. Chas. Okins and son returned
this week from North Redwood.
Miss Helena Gryting is spending
the week at Marshall, helping to care
for her sister, Mrs. R. E. Gryting.
Miss Ida Wichman was visitor at
the O. W. Newton home in Morton a
few days last week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Flom injured her eye quite
badly last Friday.
County Commissioner James Calf
ney of Delhi was business caller
here Monday afternon.
The Aug. Zuehlsdorf and August
w. Kroemer families went on fish
ing trip to the Minnesota river Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weideman are
the happy parents of a baby boy,
Dor to them Monday morning.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson left Monday
for Gibbon where she will help her
mother celebrate her birthday ami
versary.
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