The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-05-21
Belview Department
Miss Stella Sampson, Editor

Mrs. Otto Muetzel, Sr. was on the
sick list last weekend.
Rev. Mommsen is the owner of a
| new Ford touring car.
Supt. o. E. VAIL was a business
caller at Appleton, Thursday.
! Stem Helgeson returned home from
the Marshall hospital, Sunday.
! Miss Malvina Olson of Sacred Heart
| was at the parental home here, Thurs
day.
Rev. Mommsen made professional
! call at Cottonwood Tuesday of last
| week.
| Albert Mogen installed a Radio in
/ his home Friday evening. Ben Samp-
/ son assisted another Radio fan, who
: is next?
. Mrs. Lehman visited at the Shultz.
home in Wabasso Friday evening.
| Floyd Shultz accompanied her home
that same evening.
! Rev. Mommsen went to St. Paul
! Monday to attend meeting of the
Board of Education of the Norwegian
! Synod to be held Tuesday at Concordia
! College.
/ Two carloads of stock were shipped
to st. Paul Tuesday by the Belview
Shipping Association, Ed. and Victor
! Engeberg making the trip for the
Association.
! Harold Lindell of Minneapolis ac-
companied by Miss Moline of Will
mar were callers in town Thursday
! evening as dinner guests at the home
! of Mrs. Matilda Nelson.
! Earl Fish plays with the Redwood
Falls team against Morton on the
Morton diamond this Sunday. Last
Sunday he played at Vesta against
the Posen team. Vesta won.
Edwin Ludwig, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peder Gunderson was baptized Thurs
day afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. H. O.
Knutson, Henry Flaata and Clara
/ Christopherson were the sponsors.
/ Ole Flore and the Rev. Mommsen
transacted business at the county seat
Wednesday in connection with the re-
cent ruling of the supreme court eX-
empting parsonages from taxation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Gunelson and
daughter Sarah and sons, Miss Emma
/ Flom and Ole Flom, father of Mrs
A. A. Davidson, spent Sunday at the
A. A. Davidson home.-Renville Star
Farmer.
Don't forget the meeting of the
Young Peoples Society of the Synod
Church in the town hall Thursday eve
ming, May 22nd. In place Of the re-
gular luncheon; Ice Cream, Cake and
Coffee will be served at only ten cents.
We welcome every body.
Misses Ethel Hagen, Inez Mommsen,
Amanda Loken and Maybelle Olson
and ROLAND Leonard, Herrick Aldrich,
Adolph Leonard and Lloyd Mommsen
were at Redwood Falls and took in
the movie main Street" Friday eve
ming. There were also number
down on Thursday evening.
1t has been mentioned in another
item that Mrs. Harry Won de ] indie
was seriously i'll at her home in Echo.
Later reports are that she underwent
an operatiOn at the Marshall hospital
on Thursday of this week and is rest
ing more easy at this time. Her
mother Mrs. Lehman is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lyslo and son
Burton, Mrs. Rier Crying and son
Harold and daughter Ethel, Miss
Blanche Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Knute
Hegdal and daughter Agnes and
Evelyn Gimmestad were among those
that took in the Music Festival at
Mortified on Saturday and Sunday.
Reuben Lehman and Halvor John
son, Jr. and father went to Minneapo-
lis Sunday morning, Lehman and
Johnson, Sr. returned the following
Tuesday while Halvor Johnson, Jr.
was taken sick and is now at the
Swedish Hospital in that city. We
have not learned at this writing how
he is getting along.
The Belview Auto Club held its
annual meeting in the Odeon, Thurs
day evening. The following officers
were elected to serve the following
year: Knute Hegdal, Pres; J. S.
Gunelson, Vice-Pres.; Oscar Gin
mestad, Secretary and A. w. Lyslo,
Treasurer. After the meeting light
refreshments were served.
Louis Leonard motored to Sanborn
on Wednesday to meet his sister Mrs.
T. Mcmillan and Otto Leonard who
had arrived there from Des Moines,
Iowa where Mrs. Mcmillan resides.
Otto having spent the past months
with here Mrs. Mcmillan is now
visiting at Redwood Falls and later
will visit in Belview and Granite Falls.
Some time in June she will accompany
her husband to Ireland where they
will spend year with Mr.. McMillian's
people.
About fifty persons from Belview
and vicinity gathered at the Pete
johnson home north of town and sur
prised Miss Minnie Boklep who had
. been invited to spend the evening
j there. The affair was in honor of
Miss Boklep's approaching marriage
! to Mr. B. Ellingson which will take
) place May 21st at Miss Boklep's home.
, A large number of gifts were distri-
buted about the house and a caller
:. was stationed to direct Miss Boklep
} to each gift. Many and useful were
the gifts. A luncheon prepared by
, the guests was served at II O'clock
: after which they all departed for their
t respective homes having spent plea
: SAINT evening.
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