SMITH-TUPPER NUPTIALS.
Prominent
Banker Tupper's Residence the Scene of a Happy and Auspicious Event.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. C.T.
Tupper, on
Mr. and Mrs. Smith left on
the early morning train for
Mr. Smith, the groom, is one
of
The bride is the oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Tupper. She is a young lady of fine education, and
possesses many admirable qualities of mind, which endear her to all who know
her.
The young people have a host
of friends whom the Advance joins in extending congratulations and best wishes
for a long and happy wedded life.
Marriage Licenses
Issue during the month of
December by Clerk of Court Humiston:
Herman Gotmer to Lena Onken.
John Althoff to
Henry E. Thompson to Minnie J. Brandt.
Auren Williams to Rushia Hagerman.
F.W. Schaffenberg to Lola Stubbs.
Theo L. Mitchell Jr., to Marjorie R. Cunning.
R.R. Smith to
J.W. Perry to Lottie A. Lee.
Wm. Devaney to Margaret C. Biltgen.
Jas. G. Duncan to
Kitchen Shower.
Last Friday evening Miss
Josephine Coughran gave a kitchen shower, in honor of Miss Pearl Tupper,
attended by a large company of the friends of the young ladies. Miss Tupper was
made the recipient of a large collection of tinware and kitchen utensils.
Refreshments were served.
Local News.
E.J. Helmick has
accepted a position as traveling salesman for a wholesale house at
Mrs. E.W. Silvernai of
Mr. and Mrs. Jens
Christenson returned from
Little Pearly Myron is
quite sick with pneumonia.
Frank Hoffmeister of
Brewster, while engaged in pressing hay last Saturday, had the misfortune to
break his leg.
Fred Tripp returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit in the twin cities.
M.M. Knapp a hotel man of
W.S. Crowley, a cigar
manufacturer of St. James, was in town last Friday calling on his trade.
Miss Malinda Grabe, of St.
James, visited Mrs. Heinl this week.
Miss Mabel Fagerman of
Misses Jennie and Mamie
Jones, of Cherokee,
LOCAL NEWS
Guy Thom of Rushmore was in
the city on business Saturday.
D. Behrens and wife of
George Wyckhoff is home from
St. James on a visit under the parental roof.
F.C. Stitser returned last
Saturday from a business trip to Waverly,
Herman Doeden last Saturday
bought a fine surrey from the Smith Implement Co.
Miss Anna Morris of
C.A. Eikenberry of Reading
bought a new buggy last Saturday of the Smith Implement Co.
Mrs. T.P. Fox and Mrs. F.M.
Hickman went to
Miss Myrtle Stowell returned
Friday from an extended visit with Mrs. K.W. King of
Miss Grace Geyerman of
Brewster was the guest of Miss Minnie Ecklund Friday and Saturday.
Will Fagerstrom, of the
Nobles County Bank, is visiting his parents at Richland Centre,
Ray Hawley left the first of
the week for
Miss Annie Ellingson, of
Wm. Cullen of
Last Saturday A. Oberman
shipped a carload of lambs to
Last Friday evening Frank
Saxon gave a party to a large number of his bachelor friends which was a very
enjoyable event.
Miss Bessie Tripp of
Misses Blanche and Virginia
Matteson last Friday served a luncheon in honor of Miss Pearl Tupper. A large
company of young ladies were present.
M.J. Barber last week sold
one of his dwelling houses to Chas. F. Drake, of
The Advance is in receipt of
a request from F.H. Peyton for an occasional copy of the paper. Mr. Peyton is a
former
The pleasant home of Frank
Glasgow was the scene of an enjoyable social event last Friday evening, when a
card party was given in honor of Miss Anna Morris of Mankato and Miss Ida Nelson
of Ellsworth. After some time spent a cards [?] refreshments were served.
Duff Tompte spent Monday
with friends at Luverne.
Miss Mattie Bryan visited
friends at Luverne New Years day.
W.L.O. Bartlett spent New
Years day with friends at Edgerton.
Geo. Allen returned Monday
from a visit at
John Pepple was down from
St. James New Years day on a visit.
Born - On Sunday, Dec. 31,
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smalley a daughter.
Georgie Butler, of
C.J. Smallwood spent several
days at
M.E. Lawton made a trip to
Wilmont last Friday in the interest of a real estate deal.
Judge G.W. Wilson had legal
business at
Will Sutherland of Sioux
City was here last week on a visit to his sister, Mrs. D. Davis.
Mrs. Martin Levine and
little daughter were guests of friends at
C.F. Thorkelson of Sac
county,
Henry Weller of the town of
Joe Hine, who lives near
Born - On Dec. 23, to Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Doeden of the town of
Miss Helen Anderson of
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Anderson
of
W. Higgins of Lismore passed
through town Tuesday on his way home from a visit in the eastern part of the
state.
Mrs. Nels Nelson of
Nels M. Nelson left Saturday
for Walnut Grove to attend the
Misses Grace and Georgia,
and Messrs Lewis and Harry Lear, accompanied by Lee Forbes, spent New Years' day
with
Jas. F. Cotter of Ransom was
in the city last Saturday on a trading trip. Among other things he bought a new
wagon from the Smith Implement Co.
One of the livery man
Oberman's teams indulged in a spirited runaway last Saturday morning, on second
avenue. They collided with the office of Ronan Bros., and smashed the door. The
rig was also somewhat the worse for the trip.
Ole Landberg returned last
week from
A party of
Ben Voss of Elk, was in the
city Saturday on a trading trip.
Born - On
The congregation of the M.E.
church presented Miss Minnie Shattuck with a very nice set of furs on Christmas,
in appreciation of her work as pianist.
Mr. and Mrs. Tolverson of
Editors Schaeffer of Adrian,
Hamstreet, of Rushmore, Randolph of Brewster, Lovrien of Ellsworth and Clower,
of Bigelow were gathered at this place Wednesday. The county printing honey
(sic) was the attraction.
Otto Berreau of Currie, and
F.R. Geyerman of Brewster, were guests of Dr. P.T. Geyerman Wednesday. Mr.
Berreau was the hero in a great conflagration which occurred recently while he
and a friend were driving from Currie to