The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-05-07
Belview Department
Miss Stella SamI son, Editor

Jesse Olson was Marshall caller
last Friday.
Jack Corcoran of Seaforth was in
town on Wednesday.
Charles Slocum of Echo was In
town on business, Thursday.
If you want results you must AID
VERTISE. Why not with us?
o. H. Mogen is still very i'll. Al
this writing he has shown no improve
ment.
j. N. Rivers of Minneapolis was q
caller at the Lumber Office on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Brockman and son Leo were
callers at the Martin Mogen home
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson of Vesta spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Grant Adsit al
her, home east of town.
Quite a number from here took in
"The Whipping Boss" and dance at
Seaforth, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Simpson attended
Odd Fellows lodge meeting at Red
wood Falls, Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Engel and chill
dren of Delhi were callers at the John
Bonner home Thursday evening.
Art Anderson shipped two carloads
of stock to St. Paul on Tuesday fol-
the Belview Shipping Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and
children and Mrs. John Nelson were
visitors at Sacred Heart on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irl Star of Redwood
Falls visited at the George Simpson
home few minutes Saturday after
noon.
The Misses Alma Tufto and Berthe
Harried returned home Wednesday
after spending the past week in Min
neapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rachie and
baby, Miss Lenore Knutson and Kol-
ben Knutson autoed to Minneapolis
on Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Reyfeild of Vesta was
over Thursday and Friday visiting
with Grandma Hoppenrath at Mrs
Geo. Lange's.
A. o. Gimmestad is again able to
be about after his long seige Of illness.
His friends hope to see him at his du-
ties in the bank again.
The Choir of the Emmanuel Luth-
eran Church autoed to Delhi, Thurs
day evening and were entertained at
the home of C. l.. MaurstaG.
Miss Evelyn Monson returned to
her home at Gibbon on Friday after
spending few days at the home of
her sister Mrs Art Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jaeger and
children returned to their home at
WATERFOWL, S. D. after weeks stay
with the o. H. Mogen family.
Miss Gladys Brown and Mrs. SadI
Avery were hostess to the member
of the Congregational Ladies Aid a
the Rest Room, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Peterson and the Miss
es Haugen, Gyda RiersoT, Evelyl
Gimmestad, and BlancheJ Peterson
were Redwood Falls shoppers Wednes
day.
The American Legibn presente,
their play "GrandVsfs Millions" a
Wabasso. Monday evening. Frida!
evening the sames play was given a
Walnut Grove.
Mr.. and Mrsf Frank Chapman AM
daughters Geneva and Marvel ant
Mrs. Bert Hyestad of Echo drove down
Thursday evening and spent few
minutes afsthe George Simpson nome
Don't forget the Bazaar at tn,
Swedish Church, May 14th. 43-1t
Miss Anna Mashek who has beer
assisting the City Restaurant the pas
wefks returned to Seaforth on Satur
day as her father has started similar
Business at that place and Miss Ann;
will assist him.
G. j. Eastvold of Mortified wa
here Sunday to install Rev. Frethein
as the pastor in the Emmanuel Luth
eran Church. In the afternoon Mr.
4 Eastwood gave an enlightening tall
on the different Missions.
Mrs. Oliver Olson of Melville, Sask.
Canada who has been a guest at tn
Knute Olson home the past week
plans on leaving for Casper, Wyom
ing this week where she will spent
some time with friends before return
ing to Canada.
We all wonder what has happene,
to Echo? Bills of various entertain
ments have been posted in Belview
We all know that Echo has not ha,
public amusements for ages. Bel
view is not that dead; thanks to tn
council and Mayor.
Wednesday afternoon the Higl
School Baseball Team, accompanied b,
the Misses Evelyn Gimmestad, Haze
Hultquist, Violet Nelson and Elsi
Sampson as rooters, journeyed to Ech
to meet the H. S. team of that plac
on the Echo Diamond. The girls re
port that Belview won III. The
also tell us that the Echo nine an
its followers were so positive tina
they would win and when the gam
ended in Belview's favor it was almos