The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-05-28
BELVIEW ITEMS

Born on Sunday May 25 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eide ten pound daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hammel were
business callers here Sunday.
The Aug. Abraham family were
guests of relatives in Redwood Falls
Sunday.
lobe Wilcox was business caller
here a couple days last week.
Knute Olson is doing a job of plow-
| ing at Seaforth this week.
r. &. Crying purchased the L. Ros-
berg farm south of Belview. Consid-
Grafton $3.50 per acre. Mr.. Crying
was offered $40 per acre bonus before
he had the farm two days.
DR.. F. H. Aldrich purchased what
is known as the Marquadt 200 acres
near Vesta this week consideration
$25,00O
Land is rapidly changing hands in
this vicinity and good farms are at
a premium.
Mrs Curl Crying will entertain
the Rock Dell Ladies and society at
the SWedes Forest home next Thurs
day.
Miss Ella Sander and Elmer Iver-
nesday at the home of the brides par
ents, Rev. Mommsen officiating. A
nice wedding supper was served to in
vited guests and free dance was
enjoyed by the young people in the
levening.a8
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Martin were
Redwood Falls callers last Saturday
Granthathe infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom H0mme was Ill last week.
Alfred Larson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Larson returned from over sea
service last week. HE is looking fine
and says he sure isatglad to be home
again.
John Stewart land man from Red
wood Falls was here a couple times
last week with Iowa land seekers.
A. L.. NafZiger and Pete johnson
are IN Iowa on business this week.
Miss Katie Tromm of Sleepy Eye
visited old time friends here last week.
Lots of picnicers were at the Mime
sofa River Sunday.
Mrs. Rasmus Christensen was op-
Grated at the Marshall Hospital Mon
day for a serious ailment.
Martin sMonson of Delhi was a mid
week caller here.
Chas. Scott and daughter were bus
mess callers here Saturday.
A goodly number of our citizens are
planning to observe Decoration Day at
Redwood Falls. The speech of Elk.
Congressman Nye of Minneapolis will
be worth going miles to hear Mr.. Nye
is brother to the late "Bill" Nye
the great hlImorist
Mrs. Ole Reierson was i'll last week.
Nels Orfield made business trip
to South Dakota last week.
Rudolph Propp was down from Echo
Wednesday.
Mayor Gunelson sold the Joe Erick-
son farm in Yellow Medicine County
to Iowa parties last week.
Gimmestad, Enestvedt and Gunel-
son purchased a fine section of land
north of Echo last week.
Alex Kuefn of Echo Township was
caller here Wednesday in business
way.
Albert Mogen is expected home from
overseas this week as his division land
ed at Camp Mills last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Grapp Mrs. Gus Al
berts and Mrs. Dreyer were up from
the Scenic City Wednesday.
III. Shoemaker of Redwood Falls was
a business caller here Thursday.
Fred Halberg of the Johnson Olson
Grain Co. did business for his firm
here Wednesday.
Mr.. Elstad received shipment of
live chicks from Omaha Nebraska, by
parcel post last week.
Mrs. f. w. Ethel and son were down
from Echo Wednesday.
Joe Keefe live wire from Redwood
Falls was here Thursday.
A bunch of County seat movers from
Wabasso were here last week as adj
vance agents in the Wabasso- Redwood
Falls County Seat removal scrap now
on.
Jens Gunelson and Ed. Loken were
Sacred Heart callers last week Friday.
Knute Hegdal did business in the
Twin Cities last week.
Mrs. Chris Gimmestad entertained
the Rock Dell Ladies Aid Society at
her home last Wednesday.
The Juniors of the Belview High
School entertained the seniors at pic
mic dinner on the banks Of the Mime