The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-05-21

Geo. Gale of Seaforth was in town
Friday.
Oscar Sanders little boy fell and
broke his arm about week ago.
Miss Emma Weeks was a Tuesday
morning passenger to Minneapolis.
Nels Orfeld returned Wednesday
from business trip in the Dakotas.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brockman OF
Echo were Belview visitors, Thurs
day.
/ Miss Erma Brockman of Echo is
/ visiting at the Martin Mogen home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Simpson made a
business trip to Vesta and Lucan on
Wednesday,
Bill Tordson is recovering from the
infection in his knee, caused by rusty
nail wound.
The Won Linde Well Co. of Echo
are this week at work at the Sam
Sampson home.
Magnus Larson and T. Grover of
Sacred Heart were business callers
here Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Lehman is with her
daughter Mrs. Harry Won Linde at
Echo Mrs. Won Linde is seriously i'll
at this writing.
Mrs. Oswald Gimmestad is assist
ing with the house work at the Sol
berg home here.
Miss Whoa Erickson of Minneapo-
lis called at the home of Miss Lillian
Thompson on Sunday.
Steiner Mogen of Watrous, Sask.,
Canada arrived Tuesday afternoon for
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jaeger came
down from Watertown Monday even
ing and are with relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swanson, Anna,
Tom and Gust STAN were Redwood
Falls callers Thursday afternoon.
Otto Nelson and Lyle Fish loaded
car of fax bales this week to be
shipped to ST. Paul in a few days.
Mrs. A. F. Abraham returned Fri
day from Echo where she spent the
past week at the Fred Redetzke home.
Edwin Olson of Minneapolis came
up on the Thursday morning passeng-
er and is visiting at the parental
home
Nels Nelson of Aberdeen, S. D. ar
rived here Thursday morning and is
visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
o. H. Mogen.
Misses Irene Ramsland. Geneva
and Marvel Chapman of Echo were
weekend callers at the Geo. Simpson
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred johnson and
children and the Misses Inga Monsoon
and Lillian Thompson were Redwood
Falls shoppers on Monday.
VIM. Bonner, wife and daughter
Myrtle, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham and
daughter Lavon were Sunday visitors
at the Herman Bonner home at Lu-
can.
The Bazaar given by the Ladies of
the Swedish Church was a very sue
cessful affair. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson and Mrs. &.
o. Anderson of Vesta.
Dan Iindell and sister Miss Swan
hid Lndell stopped at the STAN home
here for few minutes on Saturday
while on their way from Sioux Falls,
Iowa to their home at st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hellie who have
been visiting with relatives and fri
ends at Hanley Falls are now at the
c. G.. Enestvedt home here. They
plan to return to their home at Peter
son. Minnesota. Friday.
Mrs. Louisa Peterson came home
Sunday after weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Fred SonnicksOn and
family at Redwood Falls. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Perry SonnicksOn of New Avon
accompanied her home and spent
/ the evening.
A number of Belviewites were dis
( appointed at the failure of the
/ "Dokey" band to appear in Ramsey
/ Park on Sunday for the concert they
/ had advertised. Quite few from
here were on deck in hopes that they
/ would appear.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ren Simpson accom-
nanied bv Mrs. Gus SAMPSON were
/ Redwood Falls shoppers Thursday af-
ternoon. In the evening they took
! in the movie and home talent vaude-
/ Vile given rnder the auspices of the
Ladies' Auxiliary.
Miss Amanda Loken and Adolph
/ and ROLAND Leonard motored to Min
! reapolis Sunday morning returning
the following Tuesday evening. They
were guests at the Alvin Peterson
home while in the city ROLAND took
the BARRIERS Examination
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Simpson. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Kohls Mrs. Sadie Avery,
Mrs. Herman Kohls and Miss GLADYS
Brown attended meeting at Delhi
Tuesday evening when Rev. Rankin
was installed as pastor of the Delhi
PRESBYTERIAN church by the Presby-
terial Board of Mankato.
On Sunday evening the f. F. kohles,
F.. F. Kohls. Herman Kohls. VIM.
Smith. Ben Simpson families, Rev. and
Mrs. Chapman of Walnut Grove, Mrs.
Sadie Avery and Miss Richie were
entertained at six o'clock dinner al
;. the Grant Adsit home in honor OF
{ Mr.. Adsit's 59th birthday anniversary
t Very rsAful gifts were presented to
j Mr.. Adsit.
r On Mothers Day number OF the
Il town folks and several country taml,
: lies gathered at the home of Gayhar'
I Nelson to honor his mother who re-
e sides with him on the Tom Mattsor
n farm southwest of town. Those pre-
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