The Redwood gazette., 1919-04-02

Tinnesand were over Sunday visitors
at Ciarkfield
Oscar Danielson one of Uncle Sans
boys, who recently returned from a
German prison camp was given flne
welcome home by his friends at the
Danielson home Sunday.
/ DIR. f. III. Aldrich was a business
caller at the Mayo clinic at Rochester
the first of the week.
Mike Wagner and daughter Lovena
returned the latter part OF last week
from the Minnesota agricultural
school where Miss Lovena recently re-
ceived her diploma.
j George H. Johnson was an early
Imorning caller here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Okins NOV
ed into their home here last week.
and on April 1st Mr.. Okins will again
take up his duties as Rural Mail Car
rier on Route No. 1 which duties he
gave up last summer to enter the Ar
my of Uncle Sam.
Arthur OFT returned Saturday from
a visit with relatives at Morgan and
Sleepy Eye.
/ County Agent French gave an in
/ structive talk to large number OF
III FARMERS
i ject of treating wheat for smut.
i Martin Mogen was Sunday cal
Ter at Echo.
i Fred Halberg of the Johnson-Olson
Grain firm was a business caller here
j Friday.
/ James Hjeldness leis the first of
i the week for Humboldt Mimi. near
i which place he will farm the coming
i season, on a quarter section he recent
Il ly purchased.
/ The "Flu" epidemic which struck
& IBelview so severely 3 weeks ago has
almost entirely subsidized.
Z The Belview Public Schools opened
Monday after an enforced vacation OF
! three weeks.
/ Nels Orfield made business trip
to South Dakota the first of the week.
Miss Anna Rain will return We'd
!, nesday to her school duties at Sacred
Heart.
i A. o. Gimmestad, Henry Hegdal
. and Mrs. Oscar Bergan were Coun-
, lty seat callers on Friday.
Little Evelyn Monson was operated
, on at the Marshall Hospital Saturday
morning and is reported to be doing
, nicely. Her father Mr.. Monson is with
i her.
, Mrs. Gus Sampson is i'll with pneu-
i monia at present
Il Rev. Mommsen conducted religious
4 services at Cottonwood Sunday.
i Mrs. Seth Fitch was a caller be-
tween trains Saturday. !.
ii Mrs. A. O. Gimmestad will enter
|; tain the Norwegian Ladies AID So
! Iciety next Wednesday April End.
& Mrs. Charley Martin Is recovering
/ from an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Alfred Hultquist will entertain
the Swedish Ladies Aid Society next
Saturday.
J Henry Lecy and son of Echo were
business callers here Saturday.
], r. E. Gryting attended the horse
sale Saturday at Delhi.
| Christ johnson the Delhi barber
: purchased pool table here, for his
! pool room in Delhi.
i Mrs. Christ Gimmestad was quite
ill the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Froelich of Vesta
were Saturday guests at the Geo. Lam
ge home here.
Mis- Malyina wiik is home from
Arlington, on her spring vacation.
DR.. Jerome Simpson of ST. Paul
was guest of his brother Ben short
time last week.
Miss Bertha Gimmestad is spending
the week here with her parents. The
schools where she is an instructor be-
ing closed for the annual spring vaca-
ton.
Harold Lindell is suffering from
an attack of pneumonia at the home
of his sister Mrs. Ralph Nelson of At
!: water, Mimi.
Arthur Hanson of the College of
!: Science Literature and Arts of the
I"U" of Minnesota spent a few days
. here visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
p. A. Hanson.
Christ Knutson is now attending to
his farm work after siege of In
fluenza.
F. E. Anderson was business cal
Ter here Sunday.
Syver Sata shipped in car of sand
to be used for building purposes on
his farm south of town.
Miss Helena Gryting is at the ChaS.
Martin home in the capacity of train
ed nurse caring for Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. Gus Lehman is visiting at LIE
Sueur at present.
II Miss Lenora Hassenstab teacher In
the Payne district returned to Red
wood Falls last week to recuperate
from the effects of a bad attack OF
Influenza.
Mrs Ben Maus of OsakiS returned
to her home last week, after a two
weeks stay here at the home of her
son William.
Mrs. Martin H. Sandager has recoV-
cred from severe attack of septic
sore throat.
The Lyceum number given here last
week was only fairly well attended.
There will be an examination held
at Redwood Falls on April 18th to
certify a Postmaster for Belview Ill
place of F. H. Aldrich who has resign
ed.