The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-05-14

a. i. Nafzlger shipped In q fine
blooded hog last Friday.
Edward Kohls was a Minneapolis
visitor last week.
The Sven Anderson and Fred Wei.
deman families weere Sunday guests
at the A. +. Weideman home.
Mrs. Victor Anderson and baby oil
Vesta visited relatives here the first
Of the week.
Quite number of fishing parties
were at the river Sunday but those
reporting any luck were not many.
Amun Aaen< an old and respected
citizen OF SWedes Forest died of cere-
braI haenlanhage Sunday afternoon at
the home Of his son-in-law, Ole Flaata
He was 81 years old. Funeral servic-
es will be held Wednesday at Rock
Dell Church.
Funeral services for Miss Cora Box
lep second oldest daughter of Mrs.
Carl BokIep were held Friday at the
home and Rock Dell church. Rev M.
F. Mommsen officiating. Miss Box
lep was a fine young woman who
had only decently finished term of
instruction at Business College and
had accepted her first position with
a Duluth, Minnesota firm and was get
ting along nicely when the accident
which caused her death occurred. She
was crossing a street when an auto
mobile struck her and inflicted in
juries from which she succumbed. Her
mother was at her bedside when the
end came, The sorrowing family
have the deep sympathy of the entire
community in their loss which is the
second one in little more than a year
the husband and father having died
a little over one year ago.
Some of the local sugar beet grow
ers have planted their acreage of beets
this year.
Mrs. VIM. Smith was a Minneapo-
lis visitor last week.
VIM. Duncan rural mail carrier at
Revere Minnesota came over Friday
and packed his household goods which
he moved to Revere on Monday. He
says he would not trade his route
for the Ex-Kaiser chances of going
to st. Helena.
The travelling Vaudeville show head
ed by I. |. Cash, which held forth
here last Wednesday and Thursday,
played only to fair business. The
dance after the show was a graft.
DR.. r. A. Peterson and family and
Miss Fawlds of Vesta were Sunday
guests at the Elizabeth Peterson home
here.
Elmer Taubert returned from the
Twin Cities Saturday.
Henry CRANES was over Saturday
from Renville County.
Otto Muetzel purchased a large
gasoline tractor engine through Far
rel and Keefe of Redwood Falls. He
traded in his small engine.
O. F. Linden traded his car for a
new Ford with H. O. Hegdal
VIM. Bonner made business trip
to Seaforth Monday.
5. George LANCE was at Lucan last
week to attend the funeral services
of his brother in law who was killed
by lightning.
Miss Gertrude Alberts made her
weekly trip here Wednesday from
Redwood Falls to instruct her class in
music.
The little son of John johnson is i'll
at present.
Knute Sward is now in the employ
Of II. Kahls.
Mrs. Ray Roxberg will entertain
he Swedish Ladies Society next Sat
1rday. 80.
Mrs. gorgens Rhude will entertain
The Norwegian Lutheran Aid Society
next Wednesday.
Sam sHelgeson has rented the
Schoenbarger farm for the season of
1920.
Miss Amanda Loken was an Echo
visitor Saturday.
Herbert Eveson purchased a fine
work team from r. E. Crying Mon
lay.
Miss Christine Hanson is in the en-
oloy of John johnson taking care of
heir little son who is i'll.
Gotfried Nelson was up from Delhi
Monda Y.
Miss Ellen Knutson was twin City
visitor last week.
The two local banks have together
over half million dol
ars in total footings.