The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-05-28


jobs in LIE Sueur now.
Supt. Herman of Norwood was a
business caller here Wednesday.
Halvor Johnson, Jr. returned home
from the TWIN Clues on Wednesday.
One carload of stock was shipped
by the Shipping Association on lnurS-
day.
Miss Emma Weeks returned Satur-
day morning from a short visit In
Minneapolis.
Editor John Peterson and mother
of Hanley Falls were Thursday call
ers at the Ben Simpson home.
Oscar and Manfred Kise returned
to their home at Boyd Wednesday al
ter several weeks stay here while
working at the Farmers Elevator.
Don't forget to hear the representa-
tive of the Anti-Saloon League at
the Odeon, Sunday evening, June 1st
at 500 o'clock No admission charg-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LANCE and
children motored to HOFFMAN on Sun
day, returning Saturday Miss Helen
Fritz returned with them and will
remain here for couple weeks visit.
The Womens Non-Partisan Club of
Sacred Heart will have a picnic at the
Erick Sander Picnic grounds Sunday,
June 1st Watch for Posters giving
particulars of the program and speak
ers. Every body welcome.
The Ladies of the Non-Partisan
Club invite the public to their picnic
on the Erick Sanders Picnic grounds
June list Sunday. Posters will be
placed around at later day giving
full particulars as to the program.
Don't forget the Free Movies in Bel
view every Wednesday evening. In
good weather they will be shown on
the school grounds and in bad wealth
er the Odeon Theatre will be used
Everybody welcome. Come and Boost.
Make a better Belview.
These days there are many plan
ming picnics, especially the school stu
dents in the local school. The Paro-
chial Schools will also close there
term with big picnic. Friday after
noon and the High School students
ventured to Ramsey Park.
Cards were received on Friday from
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zeigler who were
at that time ready to leave Cleveland,
Ohio for New York. Cold and rainy
weather has also been prominent IN
that territory they write, but in spite
of all this they are enjoying their trip
very much.
Wednesday evening the public was
entertained by the first Free Movie.
Nine reels were shown and the pro-
gram was enjoyed by all in spite OF
the cold weather. To began with the
pict,fre was being shown on the school
grounds but due to the cold some trou-
BILE was experienced in operating the
machine and the crowd vert TO the
Odeon where the remainder was
shown.
The Belview Y. p S. meeting held
last Thursday evening at the Odeon
was success from every point OF
view. TIE spacious hall was well
filled with enthusiastic young people
WHO followed with tense interest 10
the mastery address delivered by the
Rev. Gullerud Of Princeton, Mimi. on
the subject Dare to do right. The
cash proceeds of the meeting amount
ed to about $21.30.
"Souaring it with the Boss and 4
Style Revue was shown at the Odeon
Theatre last Monday evening, to a
large crowd. Other excellent num-
bers were a Pantomine by Evelyn
Abraham, piano duet by Inez Haugen
and Blanche Peterson, Colonial Minuet
by the first and second grades, a solo
by a mixed quartet, Vocal solo by
Harold Enestvedt, violin solo by Elsie
Sampson and IaughabIe dialogue by
Inez Mommsen and Clarence Kohls.
These numbers were well given and
the style show was very cleverly dis
Mayed under the able direction of
Mrs. o. E. VAIL. The garments dis
played were neatly made and nifty in
appearance. The one act comedy
"Souaring it with the Boss" was very
well given and proved to be a comical,
act with laugh all through.