The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren J Adsit are
guests at the S. Adsit home here,
Warren having been recently muster
ed out of the II. S. Army.
Mayor Gunelson returned the first
of the week from Wisconsin where he
attended the funeral services of his
father Ole Gunelson Mrs. Grant
RAIN returned Thursday from bust
ness trip to Redwood Falls.
Gunder Holt was Ill last week with
tonsiliiis.
Clifford Peterson is on the mend af-
ter an attack of pneumonia.
| The Equity Shipping Association
met at the Odeon Hall Saturday af-
fernoon and voted to merge their bus
mess with the Swedes Forest Ship
ping Association and will meet again
soon to perfect the organization. The
injecting Saturday was well attended
An Equity man from st. Paul address
ed the gathering and got away to
good start but made one bad mistake
IN trying to tie the association down
by resolution binding themselves to
ship all stock to the st. Paul EQUITY.
This started the fire works and Man
ager Arthur Anderson who knows a
lnigger IN the wood pile from quite
idistance, promptly objected and said
he would not accept any such restric-
tions, consequently Mr.. Equity Man
from ST. Paul went home sadder but
wiser man and the Association can
congratulate Itself on haveing a man
to look after its affairs who is on the
job all the time.
| Little Miss Hultquist was given a
birthday surprise party last week by
her young friends.
/ Private Tufto was over from Rem
/ vile County Saturday.
Editor C. A. Johnson and family
were Sunday guests of relatives at
/ Seaforth.
| John Ziegler paid visit to his faith
er in South Dakota last week.
Mrs. August Abraham was enter
tanned at Echo last Friday afternoon.
Otto Fritz of Vesta was a business
caller here the middle of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Sigfried of Sher-
idan were shoppers here Saturday.
John Mckay was up from Delhi
Saturday.
II Mrs. 0. F. Lindell entertained the
Swedish Ladies Aid Society las. Sat-
urday.
A swarm of bees that had made
their home in the gable end of the
TinneSand residence for a couple of
! years were successfully deprived of
part of their large supply of honey
: by Hubert Evenson.
The influenza cases have all about
recovered.
! Hans Eide was a business caller at
Redwood Falls Monday.
Chas. Martin was business caller
at Redwood Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Mommsen entertained the Mis-
sion Workers Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Mommsen will entertain the
Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. Wednesday afternoon.
James -CsGJ ohnson an old resident
of Sheridan and for many years town
clerk was a, Belview shopper Tuesday.
Otto w. Carlson has sold his farm
east of town to A. o. Gimmestad j.
S. Gunelson and G. G.. Enestvedt, con-
sideration SILT per acre. The Carl
son family will remain here.
+ L. l.. Bredvold former Swedes
i Forest resident was visitor here last
week. He reports that his son Louis
i is a Lieutenant. with the A E. F.
somewhere on the Rhine.
i Miss Rudy daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Tom Rudy. of Swedes Forest will
leave soon 5f0r, S. Paul where she will
take up her9studies to become train
ed nursc.isoQ go
M. e. GT0sley departed last week
for parts Unknown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Knute Swafd have taken over the pro-
Eprietorship of the restaurant business
formerly owned by the Crosley.
II. Thorsen of Echoswas a business
caller here last week.
/ Clifford Peterson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Swan F.. Peterson, is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia follow
i ing influenza.
Our Basket Ball Boys are rounding
into fine shape preparatory to engag-
ing in games with out-of-town teams
Several relatives have recently visit
ed at the Mahoney home in Sheridan
township where Mrs Mahoney is very
i'll. She is being cared for by her
daughter who is. trained nurse from
the ST. Joseph's Hospital in ST. Paul.
Peter Helgeson purchased the old
Ambrose Fromm wagon shop building
and had it moved out on what is known
as the Tip Gibbs farm which he re-
Gently purchased from Rier and Gryt-
/ ing.
VIM. A. Duncan assisted Tom Hagen
last week with butter making
Rev. julius LEM and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Muetzel were guetss at the
George Greiger home in Echo Mon
day Rev. LEM baptised' the little
| Greiger baby.
Emil johnson and Theodore Hedge
son of Sacred Heart were here last
! Saturday.
Word come to Belview Monday to
the effect that Mrs. Harold Carbet
formerly of this place had passed away
last week Monday at her home in Red
water, Mont.
A. G.. Erickson of Echo was a bust
ness caller here Thursday
The Equity people shipped stock
last week and have lot on the wait
ing list to be shipped when cars are