The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-02-12
BELVIEW ITEMS

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Mr.. Sold and son of Echo were
in Belview Monday.
A party III honor of Edw. Kohls
birthday was given Tuesday after
noon. He was ten years old.
Mrs. VIM. Fl. Pease was highly elat-
ed last week upon tho receipt of four
overseas letters from her son, Orville
who is doing his part to see that, "The
Watch on the Rhine" is properly kept.
The Belview Basket Ball team play
ed at Sacred Heart on the seventh of
February. Score was, BelvieW &c, Sa-
cred Heart %.
Mrs. Lenora Showalter will proba-
| bly, put on a home talent play here
sometime about the middle of March
The Belview Dramatic club will fur
nish the cast ofcharacters.
+ Adolph Leonard made trip to the
Marshall Hospital to have a piece of
steel removed from his hand.
E. G. Enastvedt of the Double Deck
farm in Renville County was a bust
ness caller here Wednesday,.
The Henry LAME family were at
Redwood Falls on Tuesday.
Peter Mckay was up from Dahl
Friday.
Arthur P. Goudy of Redwood Falls
was here Friday on fur buying ex-
petition.
Rev. Julius Leuz took home new
Ford touring car Friday.
! Herman Kohls is filling his ice
house with ice from the H. o. Hegdal
lake.
VIM. thinner was over from Vesta
Friday.
Born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Nafziger girl.
Mrs. A. L. Nafziger left last week
for visit with relatives in Illinois.
The village scales are now in work
/ ing order and Manager Lars Seljevald
of the Farmers Grain and Fuel Com
pany has charge of them.
County Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Pratt assisted by a competent
authority on cooking will give de-
Imonstration of the culinary art at the
Public School here for certain pupils
next week.
Stena and Alma Ole were i'll several
days last week.
/ Thyllis Howell, lately returned from
France, was in town for the first time
last Thursday He was not wounded
with shell or bullet but suffered
from a mustard gas attack which put
him in two Base Hospitals before he
was discharged and he still suffers
from the effect of the gas. A soldier
who has been gassed in action receives
the some consideration as one wound
ed by gun fire and it counts the same
on his service record.
Serg. Major Louis Martinson is
now at Camp Grant, I'll. assisting with
the clerical duties incident to The mus
tering out of Uncle Sans soldiers at
that place.
/ Mrs. William Peterson entertained
The Swedish aid society last Saturday.
Rev NJ F. Mommsen returned Fri
day from Minneapolis.
Born on9Sunday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. O. Hegdal son.
Alexander Kuehn was caller here
Sunday. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Wagner and
children of Seaforth were guests at
/ the DIR. Aldrich homa Sunday.
1 H. O. Hegdal made business trip
/ to Redwood Falls Saturday.
Nearly all of our returned soldier
boys have been given by local people
probation for the boys who gave up
every immediate prospect in life to
fight for the cause of democracy.
Miss Christine Hanson is at the H
O. Hegdal home assisting with the
care of the little newcomer and Mrs
Hegdal.
Gladys Holt was i'll few last week
Fire in the roof from a defective
Ichimney onsthe old Chas Steelber farm
house nearly destroyed the building
Sunday morning. Quick work by
Ineighbors saved the house. Mr.. Matson
runs the farm.
Joe Erickson has sold his farm, bet
/ ter known as the Jim Brown place.
Ben Simpson expects to erect fur
niture, undertaking and harness store
on the corner lot opposite the Hegdal
Garage which he recently purchased
from A. O. Gimmestad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Leonard were
entertained at the Mic Sacmary home
! Sunday.
Alexander Kuehn Jr was i'll 8
greater part of the week.
w ILL., dAlu OOC AdtAC11DCI-
ger of Seaforth were Saturday shop
pers here.
The Belview Basket Ball team plays
lat Redwood Falls this week.
Mr., and Mrs August Abraham were
guests at the Nicolas Sacmary home
south of town Sunday a-.ernoon.
The Public School children commenc-
ed their modern health crusade the
first of the week. It lasts for eight
weeks during which time they do GER
tain things to benefit their health each
day and score points for which they re-
ceive credit. A fine idea that might
not be so bad for grown ups to adopt
Ole Tufto was over from his Rem
vile County farm last Saturday.
Joe Erickson has purchased the An
drew Olson Farm north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell of Clarified
arrived Saturday. Mr.. Mitchell has
accepted a position with the Belview
/ Mercantile Co.