NEW
YEARS WEDDINGS
Dan
Cupid Mixes Wedding Festivities With New Years Cheer.
Two
Couples Launch Forth on the Matrimonial Sea.
At
the home of Dr. and Mrs. L.R. Gholz on New Years day was celebrated an event
that made two young people one, for life. The occasion was the marriage of Miss
Effie E. Goodenough, a cousin of Dr. Gholz, to Mr. Alvin A. Loehrke, of
Mr.
and Mrs. Loehrke left on the afternoon train for Dodge Centre, for few days
visit before leaving for their home in
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Miss
Iva Richards and Mr. Charles Wass of this city were married on New Years day it
the home of the bride's parents. The ceremony was performed [by] the Rev. G.A.
Cahoon, Miss Edith Davis attended the bride and Mr. Glen Richards supported the
groom.
A
dianty dinner followed the ceremony which was partaken of by a company of
relatives and friends. The contracting parties are well known young people of
this city, and will make their future home here.
BUSINESS
CHANGE
A
deal was consummated some weeks ago whereby the Biltgen and Devaney restaurant
was sold to J.P. Biltgen and H.W. Steffens, the transfer being made on New Years
day. Mr. Biltgen is well known to
Mr.
and Mrs. Devaney have been engaged in the restaurant business for eleven years
continuously, and during all that time have steadily maintained the reputation
of their establishment as the best in the county. They both feel the need of
rest and change, and will take a long vacation before venturing again in
business.
Restaurant
Closed.
A.S.
Frane, who recently bought the Ideal restaurant from Wm. Thompson, last Saturday
closed up that establishment and moved to
Route
One.
Mr.
Evans just completed a cow shed on his farm north of town.
E.E.
Fields was up from Rushmore and spent Xmas with relatives and friends here and
in town.
R.J.
Jones and family attended the revival meetings at the county seat Sunday.
Mr.
Hess, agent for the
G.T.
Bullick went down to
W.J.
Klessig was a visitor at the county seat Sunday.
The
people around here are pleased to know that the up to date farmer, John Larson
is to remain on Nels Moberg's place another year. He is a good man and the
people are taking great interest in his way of farming. He had a bumper crop
last year. He is now loading hay for the
A.
Ledine returned last Thursday. He spent Christmas in
Peter
Person had a runaway last Friday while out with his family. No one was injured.
Esther
Blomgreen has been laid up for a few days. She accidentally run into a rig on
the road one night last week. She was slightly injured.
Mr.
and Mrs. Pierson entertained a large company of friends last Sunday.
Round
From
the Graphic:
A.L.
Wells came down from Brewster this morning and expects to get all remaining
telephone instruments in and connected with the central office this week, after
which telephone directory cards will be issued to patrons.
Carl
Hugeboom, who has been receiving instruction from A.L. Getman in telegraphy and
station work, has been given a position as helper at the C.R.I. and P. Depot in
A.S.
Frane, of
Mrs.
S.E. Griswold, of
Kinbrae.
Mrs.
G.C. Winchell and Master Clark, returned Tuesday from
The
death by tuberculosis, of Mr. John Johnson of
Del
Mead and family took the east bound train, bent on making their friends at
points down the line happy by a visit.
John
and
Martin Vandewege drove to
Mrs.
Burgess Jones who has been visiting friends in
Route
One.
C.A.
Cederblade was among other of route one who attended preaching at the tabernacle
Saturday night.
W.N.
Shanks was down to hear Mr. Sunday Friday evening.
Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Schaefer spent the holidays with friends in
Mr.
[Mrs.?] A.M. Berry was called to
Miss
Minnie Podoll who had been visiting with the family of Henry Holmes through the
holidays, left for her home in
Arthur
Swenson who had worked on route one since last March left to spend the holidays
at his home at
The
carrier wishes to thank Mrs. D.M. Holland for generous donation of beef steak,
nice and juicy, also Mrs. W.E. Oliver for a nice roast of beef. So much kindness
he thinks is really more than he deserves.
Rushmore.
From
the
C.W.
Malmquist came down Sunday night from
Hugh
McLeod, of
Ray
Ager and family left for
Henry
Bassett, who has been living near Macoun
Louis
Moie, a young man who has been working around Ellsworth for some years, was last
week lodged in jail on a charge of larceny. He was bound over to the grand jury.
LOCAL
NEWS
Herman
Nelson of Brewster was a
Geo.
W. Dealand of Org was in town Saturday last doing trading.
Andy
Dillman went to
Gust
Williams of Reading was a pleasant call last Saturday afternoon.
Rev.
J.F. Van Camp of Pipestone attended the Sunday meetings last week.
Leslie
Holbrook was at
Mrs.
Hanson of
E.P.
Johnson, a prominent farmer of
Jim
Hagerman and Chas Cunningham were in
Henry
Rock, of
Miss
Ida Hagerman and brother George were guests of their sister, Mrs. A. Montgomery,
and friends over Sunday.
Mr.
and Mrs. Curtiss Morgan and Miss Mae Bass of
Maj.
B.F. Thurber of Wilmont spent several days here this week looking after property
interests, and visiting friends.
Mrs.
E.A. Gillette of
Fred
Wells and wife and E. Hacke and wife were among the Windom people attending the
Sunday meetings here Saturday.
Miss
Selma Salstrom came home Saturday night, accompanied by Miss Grace Geyerman, to
spend Sunday with her parents.
W.
Bagen and wife were the guests of friends Saturday on their way home to
Estherville, from a visit with relatives at Jasper.
Editor
F.G. Dunnecliff of the Windom Citizen was a pleasant caller last Saturday. He
came down to attend the Sunday meetings.
Mr.
and Mrs. G.A. Fairfield were called to Heron Lake Sunday by the serious illness
of Mr. F's mother who is suffering from an attack of pneumonia.
Dr.
A.J. Moe and wife, of
Among
the Brewster people present at the tabernacle Friday night were: Sam Towe and
wife, John Gray and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Rudolph Geyerman and Editor
Randolph.
Chas.
A. Sundberg, the well known strawberry grower, who lives in the western part of
A
party of young people, consisting of Mr. and Miss Moore, Mr. Langley and sister,
Messrs C.B. Fisk and brother and Miss Fisk, Miss Connie Blinkiron, Miss Margie
Cabot, and Miss Lois Benson, came down from Heron Lake Saturday afternoon and
attended the meetings at the tabernacle.
Gust
Olson was up from Round Lake Monday.
W.J.
Klessig of
J.S.
Frink was at Sibley the first of the week doing plumbing.
G.A.
Shelquist of Wilmont was a
Chas.
Alvord of
Henry
Apel was in from Elk Monday. He made this office a pleasant call.
G.W.
Cale of
Miss
Birdie Paul of
Lost
-- Gray, long over coat, on
Geo.
Browning and J.A. Sanders of Fulda, attended the tabernacle meetings here
Sunday.
Miss
Nellie Greenland and Miss Emily Parker of
Charles
Buckeye, of
Mr.
and Mrs. W.G. Gifford of
Mrs.
Henry Apel Jr., and daughter Mildred, and Mrs. Kasdorf, left on Tuesday for a
visit with relatives
Miss
Emma Holm, a graduate of the Mankato Normal school, will take charge of the
school in Dist. 30 when it open next Monday, the 7th.
T.K.
Olson and son Orville of Brewster, came down Tuesday to attend the Sunday
meetings. Orville, who is teaching at Jeffries, is home for the holiday
vacation.
Sam
Zimmerman, of
Martin
Levine has been on the sick list the past week.
S.
Salie of Leota was a county seat visitor Wednesday.
Edwin
Goff of
Mrs.
May of Lake Park has been the guest at the home of J.A. Snyder.
Wm.
Taylor returned on Monday from a visit to his parents at
W.E.
Roberts of Wilmar is visiting relatives and friends in this section.
O.B.
Congdon and family of
W.C.
Dunlop of Lakefield came over Wednesday to attend the tabernacle meetings.
Harry
Cunningham and sister Clara of Brewster, were
Miss
Pearl Bass of Round Lake, was the guest of
Miss
Marguerite Bassett of Rushmore, has been visiting
O.
Hammerstad escorted a party of four ladies down from Windom on Tuesday. They
came to hear Sunday.
Mr.
and Mrs. C.R. West and on [son?] of Brewster came down Wednesday to hear Mr.
Sunday's sermons.
Banker
J. Burr Ludlow has been over from Rushmore this week doing some work at the
court for his bank.
Mrs.
Calvin Moen and children returned on Monday from a holiday visit with relatives
and friends at
Editor
M.R. Berkheimer, of the Wilmont Tribune, accompanied by Mrs. Berkheimer passed
through town Monday on their way home from a visit in
Wm.
Sprouse of
Banker
J.S. Tolverson and family came down from
Mr.
Joseph Biel and Miss Matilda Brandt, both of
Jerry
Jones of Dundee was a
H.
Olberding, a prominent resident of Lismore, transacted business at the county
capital Wednesday.
Mr.
and Mrs. D.H. Sisson and Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Hulser of
Mrs.
Jas. Montgomery Miss Ada Montgomery, Mrs. H. Peter Lewis and daughter Flossie
Lewis, of Wilmont, came down Wednesday to attend the Sunday meetings.
W.E.
Ward, of
NEWS
IN
EVENTS
OF A WEEK THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
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People named in the article are below.]
John
S. Glennon,
Edward
Henry Judson,
Dr.
Charles Griswold,
Dr.
Emanuel L. Hess,
Dr.
Cyrus K. Bartlett,
Captain
P.H. Ryan,
Thomas
Cochran,
Peder
Medlo,
George
Hare,
Dr.
L.W. Babcock, Wadena.
C.L.
Benedict,
J.E.
Haycroft, Madelia.
C.E.
Fuller, St. James.
Fayette
Tyler,
Fred
Zimmerman,
Mrs.
H.O. Quam,
Henry
Hughes,
CORRESPONDENCE
Ellsworth.
From
the News:
Mr.
and Mrs. W.E. Keedick returned the latter part of last week from
Frank
Esser, who is in the employ of the Washburn Steel Casting and Coupler Co., in
Bernie
Esser and Joe Wagner departed yesterday for
Christmas
day brought more than ordinary joy to two of our citizens. Those were Miss
Bertha Marie Gilbertson and Albert W. Nelson, who were united in marriage at the
Lutheran parsonage in
From
the Democrat:
Mr.
and Mrs. E.J. Jones, who spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jones,
returned to their home in
Mike
Hendel and Matt Lenz left Wednesday on trip to
C.A.
Sands and daughter Ollie went to Luverne Saturday evening to meet Mrs. Sands,
and Paul, who were on their way home from a visit at DesMoines.
S.J.
McKenzie returned from
Robert
Landes, of
Brewster.
From
the Tribune:
Tom
Torgerson arrived in Brewster last week, and has since been visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Torgerson, east of town. He has been at
Matt
Weinandt and Mike McCall arrived home Monday from the