The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-05-28
Belview Department
Miss Stella Sampson, Editor

E. Olson returned to Minneapolis
Sunday morning.
Watch for Posters for the Bano
Picnic June 18th.
Miss Emma Flom returned Friday
from a case at Vesta.
Martin Monsoon is suffering from
an infection on his neck.
Miss Nina Hjeldness returned home
from the Cities on Friday.
DR.. and Mrs Aldrich and son Her,
rick were callers at Morton on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. McQuary left
on a business trip to Appleton Thurs
day.
John Anderson Of Sioux Agency
was a business caller in town Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Monsoon are
the proud parents of son born tC
them Friday
Hallward Holt has an infection or
his knee caused by a scratch from q
rusty wire.
Otto Johnson who has been teach
ing at Owanka, S. D. the past term
arrived home Wednesday.
E. ]. Olson and Vernon Nelson OF
Winthrop were Saturday visitors at
the John Olson home here.
Mrs. Tom Mcmillan and daughter
Ruth were visitors at the Leonard
home Tuesday and Wednesday.
G. H. McQuary, wife and daughter
Geraldine of Forest Lake were bust
ness callers in Belview the first part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonde and chill
dren of near Renville were Sunday
callers at the Ole Nelson home in
Swedes Forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ellingson left
Thursday on their honeymoon. They
plan on visiting Mr.. Ellingson's par
ents in northern Minnesota.
Miss Hilda Olson Of st. Paul came
up on the Sunday morning train and
was a guest at the parental home
here, returning Tuesday morning.
The Belview Band will have its
Annual Picnic on the Erick Sander
Picnic Grounds June 18th. Full par
ticulars will be given in the next
issue
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oeltjen and
daughter Maxine and Mrs. Martin
Mogen and baby Betty were visitors
at the Fred Brockman home near
Echo on Sunday.
Harry Won Linde of Echo accom-
panied by Mrs. Emma Lehman and
Gustaf Lehman were Marshall call
ers Tuesday evening, visiting Mrs.
Won Linde at the hospital.
June 1st, Sunday evening there Will
be free lecture at the hall by
Representative of the Anti-Saloon
League. All churches are kindly ask
ed to be well represented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Swenson, ME-
and Mrs. Louis Leonard, Mr. and Mrs
Ross Jacobson, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Abraham and daughter Lavon were
Sunday visitors at Wood Lake, spend
ing the day fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kohls and
family and Arthur OFT were dinner
guests at the Albert Durbahm home
in Sleepy Eye on Sunday. On the re-
turn trip they visited at the Henry
George home near New Ulm.
Invitations were received this week
from the Senior Glass Of the Belview
High School for the Commencement
exercises to be given at the Odeon
Nav 18th at 500 o'clock. A Class OF
thirteen will receive their diplomas
at this time.
Herman Kohls has been doing con-
siderable interior decorating the past
week which has improved his shop
very much. Window light fixtures
have been installed which will enable
him to display his wares in fine shape
in the evening.
Sam Randall and Lester Randall of
Huron, South Dakota stopped at the
Abraham home short time Monday
while on their way to California. They
went from here to Minneapolis the
same day leaving from there for Cali
fornia. Mrs. Abraham is sister-in-
law of Sam Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lyslo and son
Burton autoed from Mortified to
Minneapolis on Saturday. Waldemar
Lyslo and Alfred Gimmestad accom-
paning them. They went back to
Mortified on Sunday and the follow
ing Monday came to Belview. MIR.
and Mrs Knute Hegdal. the Misses
Blanche Peterson and Evelyn Gin
mestad also came home on Monday
they being Mortified visitors during
the Musical Festival.
The Congregational Ladies Guild
entertained in honor of Miss Brown
and Mrs. Avery. Tuesday afternoon
in the city park. Miss Brown will
teach at Winthrop the following term
as yet we have not learned OF Mrs
Avery's engagement for next term
They were each presented with hand
some silver jelly servers in remem-
brance of the Guild Ladies. Botf
ladies have taught in the local schoo
the past two successful years.
4 Saturday afternoon at 1:35 2. M
the ST. Paul Boosters arrived here ane
i spent about a half hour with US
/ Arthur E. Nelson, the st. Paul Mayor
was introduced to the crowd and ia
vored us with a little speech. Sou
4 venirs were distributed and their bant
played several selections. Walter Al
" bu held the lucky number In thu
shoe contest; his number was 2246
This on+;+lad him to a free pair o