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TO GRADUATE
Vergil
Fellows
Harry
Gray
Nell
Addington
Hazel
Pepple
Arlowine
Loveless
Agnes
Ryan
Charles
Haggard
Ivan
Pettit
Benj.
Hildyard
Emline
McConkey
Married.
Miss
Mary Moberly and Mr. Thomas Moore of Chickasha, Indian Territory, were married
on Tuesday afternoon, May 28th, at the residence of the bride's brother, R.B.
Moberly, Rev. I.H. Darnell pronouncing the mystic words that made the twain one.
Owing to the serious illness of the bride's mother Mrs. R.W. Moberly, the
wedding was a very quiet affair, only members of the immediate families being
present. The young people took the afternoon train for their home in the
Southland, and at the depot they were given an enthusiastic sendoff by the many
friends of the bride. They boarded the train amidst a shower of rice, old shoes
and good wishes.
The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Moberly, pioneers of
The
Advance joins the many friends of the young people in extending congratulations
and best wishes for their future happiness. The wedding, which was otherwise a
most auspicious event, was shorn of all the usual festivities on account of the
feeble condition of Mrs. Moberly, who has been an invalid for more than a year.
The climate of Indian Territory did not agree with her and last summer she
returned to
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J.F.
Cass and daughter, Grace passed through
CORRESPONDENCE
Round
From
the Graphic.
B.C.
Denkman who attended the banker's convention in Pipestone last week, arrived
home last Friday forenoon, accompanied by his wife, who visited with relations
in
Miss
Florence Barber, of
Mrs.
M. Gregerson and children were down from
N.H.
Austin, of
Mrs.
Riley Davidson returned to the home of her parents, near
Ellsworth.
From
the News.
The
Misses Mary Fischenich and Anna Scholtes, of this city, and Miss Mayme Kelley,
of
Wilmont
From
the Tribune.
Mr.
O.H. Tilman has purchased the residence property formerly owned by William
Cleveland, of Slayton.
D.B.
Kumler, of
W.G.
Meyers, of
(Too
late for last week.)
Mr.
and Mrs. John Olund, of
Mr.
and Mrs. C.J. Wickstrom left last Monday for
Work
on the new church began last Monday. Sam Swanson, of
B.
Bilsten had a well dug last week, finding water at 110 feet. He has also erected
a windmill to pump the water.
J.O.
Larson is making preparations for the erection of a large dwelling house this
summer.
Rev.
Oberg held services in the Langseth school house last Sunday afternoon.
News
scarce.
Everybody
very busy.
Nice
little frost Sunday night.
Ben
Young and his force unloaded a car of tile last Friday in about three hours.
W.F.
Moss was also the recipient of a car of tile Friday.
Miss
Pearl Hawkins arrived home from
L.R.
Stansheck was in town Tuesday looking after the purchasing of some material for
his farm northwest of town.
Thos.
H. Crow, of
Robert
Meredith is disposing of his stock and farming implements, and says he is going
to spend the 4th of July back in
Wm.
Pettis has come back to the land of the living, and will remain with us for a
while at least.
Mrs.
L.H. Hawkins was in
Mrs.
S.T. Fair starts tomorrow (Thursday) to
Frank
Bulick is doing a lot of improving around his house of late. His house has
received a new dress, both inside and out.
Harry
Russell left last Thursday for
Miss
Mary Anstrom arrived from
Peter
Cedargreen, of
Henry
Nystrom left last Wednesday for
Philathea
met with Misses Hannah and Minnie Nystrom last Monday evening.
Mrs.
A. Hactor and Mrs. F.A. Vihlen left last Wednesday morning for a visit with
friends at
From
the Democrat.
C.E.
Abbott of
Mr.
and Mrs. M.P. Thornton, who have been visiting friends and relatives at Franklin
Grove, Ill. for the past two weeks, are expected home the first of the week.
W.L.O.
Bartlett, the
Rushmore.
From
the
Ivan
Pettit, of
Rev.
J.A. Thomas, a former pastor of the Presbyterian Church here but now of
Mrs.
E.H. Bassett and children left last Friday for their new home at
Rev.
Gibb was at LeSueur over Sunday and Rev. Meyer, of Beaver Creek, preached at the
Presbyterian Church both morning and evening.
Miss
Ethel Bloom, of
Dr.
A.D. Bedford, of
Brewster.
From
the Tribune.
P.J.
Martin and wife came up from
James
Mackay, of
Sheriff
Fauskee and E.V. Voak came up from
Bigelow.
From
the Signal.
Mrs.
Katie Kain, of
Mrs.
E.F. Clower returned Friday from
Mr.
and Mrs. Ole Carlston, of
Round
From
the Graphic.
Earl
Fullweiler commenced work in
Sam
Swanson, of
LOCAL
NEWS
Earl
McBride is visiting at his old home at
Robt.
Erickson, of Brewster, was a county seat visitor Tuesday evening.
Lee
Humiston has secured a position in a jewelry store in
Mrs.
A.O. Dickens is visiting at her old home at Webster City, Iowa.
Senator
S.B. Bedford, of Rushmore, was a county seat visitor last Monday.
O.W.
Hawkins, of
Mrs.
S.M. Stewart on Tuesday afternoon entertained a large paryt of lady friends at
home.
Miss
Marie Anstrom came down from
A.
Engbretsen, of
Mrs.
Horace Goodale, of Luverne, attended the Moberly-Moore wedding, Tuesday. She is
an aunt of the bride.
Peter
Cedargren came up from
R.H.
Sykes, of
Rev.
J.M. Bull, of Gentry,
C.
Orsamus Sawyer, editor-in-chief of the Lismore Leader, passed through town
Saturday on his way to
Miss Janey, of the High School faculty, was called to
S.A.
Harding came home from
J.S.
Ramage has vacated part of the Forbes residence, and has stored most of his
household goods in the green house on the premises and is also using part of
that building for a kitchen. W.B. Stoutemyer, who recently bought the property,
has moved in and taken possession of the first floor.
A.
Oberman has moved into the Larson dwelling on
The
Moberly-Moore wedding was made the occasion of a family reunion, there being
present: Mrs. H.H. Smith, of
J.M.
Scriven was down from Seward Tuesday.
Miss
Helen Anstrom returned last week from
H.R.
Rockwell made a trip to the twin cities the first of the week.
Banker
Edwin Brickson, of
Mrs.
G.A. Engresen [Engbretsen?] returned last Sunday from her visit in
Mrs.
Theresa Lenz, of
W.F.
Moss was in town Tuesday attending a meeting of the board of county
commissioners.
Rudolph
Geyerman came down from Brewster Wednesday to attend the Gunsaulus lecture.
F.H.
Nutter, of
John
A. Albinson, of
Mrs.
C.R. Loudermilk, of
Robt.
Erickson has sold out his business at Brewster and we understand has taken an
interest with Mr. Patterson in the horse farm, north of town.
Frank
Hand, of Bigelow township, who died at the St. Peter state hospital this week,
was buried at the Catholic cemetery near this city Wednesday.
Mrs.
Emma McIntosh and children have returned to
Mrs.
Lee Shell has returned from a visit with her parents in
G.C.
Fellows and family, of Elk, came in to attend the senior class play on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs.
Nede Jones entertained the Eucre Club on Tuesday afternoon, and a very enjoyable
session is reported.
Claud
Ventioner had his preliminary hearing Monday, and was held to the grand jury.
O.F.
Blood and family have moved in with Mr. Otis Bigelow, Sr., and will rent their
residence on
Local
News.
Born
-- On May 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Jones, a daughter.
Rev.
C.O. Swan held services in the Hedlund school house last Sunday afternoon at
Dr.
and Mrs. F.M. Manson spent a number of days in
Attorney
John A. Cashel and A.M. Renner made a business trip to Reading last Sunday.
Local
News.
Ora
Oberman has gone to
Dave
Bear made a trip to Rushmore Monday.
T.A.
Palmer mad a trip to Round Lake Tuesday.
Mart[k?]
Greger_on made a business trip to Wilmont Tuesday.
Banker
Ned Jones made a business trip to
Miss
Lottie Kunzman has gone to
John
Dual, Sr., of
Julius
Moll made a couple of trips to Round Lake Tuesday.
Cal
Moen has transferred to the U.P. and now runs on that line in
M.R.
Berkhimer, of the Wilmont Tribune, was at the county seat last Monday.
A.R.
Albertus spent Decoration day visiting his father and mother at
Miss
Lewis, of Wilmont, was a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wetherall this week.
J.H.
Blume has installed a new boiler to furnish power and steam in his laundry.
Dr.
F. Manson returned yesterday after an absence of a week in
W.E.
Bloom has completed the job of moving the Edstrom residence for Dr. Dolan, and
has placed it in its new location east of the Lutheran parsonage. A full sized
basement will be put under it and it will be fitted up in a thorough modern
manner before its occupancy by Dr. C.P. Dolan and family.
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