The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-30

JoD OF Thing the basement IN the
Payne School house last week.
me hearing on the proposed large
dredge ditch south of town took place
| in Redwood Falls last Wednesday,.
Nearly everyone here is hustling to
Iget beIated garden planted.
Miss Oleda Mack returned from
North Dakota last week.
Mrs. Forkrud and Mrs Edwin San
/ der were guests of Mrs. B. Loken last
Monday night.
| r. e. Crying and Halver Johnson
were Twin City callers last Tuesday
| and Wednesday.
Albert Bergan Of Camp Grant, H.,
visited relatives here on Tuesday He
| had 80 day Through.
John McCorquodale of Delhi was
business caller here between trains
Wednesday.
Vim. Jennings had his clam fishing
outfit taken to the river Wednesday.
r. G. Reierson returned Wednes-
| day from Redwood Falls where he
served on the Grand Jury.
Mrs. Elmer Anderson returned
Thursday from the Marshall Hospital.
Corporal Knute Knutson who served
with Uncle Sans artillery overseas
returned home Wednesday having
been honorably discharged.
Matthias Gfmmestad who is a Petit
Juror spent his vacation from Jury
duty at home.
Morris Johnson little son of Editor
Johnson was i'll last week with Bron-
cho-pneumonia.
Ell. M. Strandjord was home from
Friday until Tuesday as the Petit Jury
on which he is serving was not in ses-
sion during that time.
Little Sammie Carbet of Delhi was
a business caller here Thursday.
Nels Orfield is petitioning the Vii
lage Council to vacate certain parts
of the street near his residence. Hear
ing May 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell will leave Bel
view in the near future for new To-
cation in st. Paul. Mr.. Mitchell has
been employed by the Belview Mer-
camille Company for some little time
and both he and Mrs. Mitchell have
made many friends who regret to see
| them go.
August Fischer of Echo was bust
ness caller here Thursday.
| Halvor Holt returned Thursday
morning from So. St. Paul where he
marketed two carloads of hogs to good
advantage, they having topped the
market for the day on which he sold.
A. F. w. Bonner and crew of men
are putting new fence around the
cemeteries here which will be an i'm
provement that was sadly needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Fitch and sons
| of Wood Lake were over Sunday
guests at the Henry Kettle home.
Mrs. Schlenner and mother of Wood
Lake were business callers here Sat
urday.
Lars Seljevold was week end cal
Ter at Minneapolis returning Monday
The Alphabetically were Sunday
guests Of John Blume at Morton.
Our grade school boys defeated q
similar nine of Delhi Boys here Sat
urday.
| The Misses Milbradt and Redetzke
of Redwood Falls were guests at the
| August Abraham home couple of
days last week.
Belview friends were sorry to learn
of the death at Phoenix, Arizona of
Mrs. Luella Flemming, Elk Grand See
rotary of the A. o. u w. Lodge.
Mrs. Wolverton of Vesta is caring
| for the little new baby at the Peter
Monsoon home.
/ A. L. Nafziger was i'll a few days
last week.
Elmer Taubert returned Friday
from trip to Pipestone.
| Peter Ole recently purchased new
organ.
| The roads are now fairly good and
the "hun" of the automobile is heard
/ in he land
Edwin Loken traded his cement
lmi~ar tn VIM. Donner Jr..
Ole Tufto and John Enestvedt were
lover Saturday visitors from Renville
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and
daughters were guests of relatives
here Saturday evening.
Clarence Kohls fell and sustained a
! fracture of his hand on Friday.
Mrs Oscar Bergan and children de-
parted last week for their future home
in Norway.
Quite a number of dancers tripped
! the light fantastic toe here Friday
night.
i TOTTSSL DIGyCT Was up lEOIu n6U
wood Falls last week for a few days
! visit with relatives.
It will be noted that only four town
ships or villages in Redwood County
have lower death rate than Belview
/ Village.
Ernie Borg was a business caller
here Monday, he is assisting Victor
johnson with farm operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kohl's little boy
was quite i'll last Saturday.
Mrs. Gebbard of st. Paul, Mr..
Sleight and daughter Beatrice of Man
kato, Miss Sophie Miller of Minnea-
polls and John Miller of Bertha were
guests at the Holt home in Swedes
Forest over Sunday. The occasion
(which brought them was the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Henrietta Holt.
The August Abraham family were
Redwood Falls callers Sunday.