Whist Club
The Whist Club was entertained last Monday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. W.E. Madison at a
At this meeting Mrs. H.S. Hobson was elected president, and Mrs. W.M. Evans secretary.
Bigelow
Miss Lena Harrington arrived home Saturday accompanied by her sister, Mrs. John Gifford.
P.C. Ross is going to run Scott M. Ladd's farm next year, and is buying stock for it.
Moen Baldwin was up from near Alendolph, visiting his sister, Mrs. E.H. Brown.
John Hand got kicked by a horse Wednesday and at this writing is in a very critical condition.
Ransom
Mrs. Will Scott, who went to
Our townsman, Ormando Scott, received a letter the other
day from his father, John Scott, saying that they arrived safely in
Wilmont.
From the Tribune:
Mrs. E.L. Latourell and two sons returned Friday from
Miss Helen Smith of
Jake and John Gerber and Solomon and Meno Jantzi left the
latter part of the week for West Branch,
Ellsworth
From the News:
The happy termination of a twelve-month's courtship occurred on Wednesday morning of this week, when Richard M. O'Hearn led to the hymeneal alter Alice Milligan, the ceremony being performed in the Roman Catholic church by Rev. Father McDonald.
J.W. Young is loading his goods onto a car today and expect
to leave about Saturday for the new home in
NOTES
About Nobles
Mr. and Mrs. Hockenson have moved into their new home at Ballard. Mrs. Hoskenson's maiden name was Miss Jessie Bly.
Wm. Clippenger left for
A little son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Meacham
Warren Ronald, of
Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Roshon arrived in
Mr. and Mrs. Scott and daughter Miss Bessie, were calling
on friends in Ballard. They stopped while enroute, to visit their son Jeff and
call on the Bellknap family, old residents of
Frank Sanford has his new house on 6 Ave., nearly complete.
Little James Maxwell has been quite sick with an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Ed Whitney has been sick with an attack of asthma.
Mrs. Dan Sutherland was calling in Ballard last week.
LOCAL NEWS
Fred Doeden was in town Tuesday doing trading.
Harry Ruprecht, of Bigelow, was in the city Tuesday on business.
Louis Olson, of Bigelow, was in town Wednesday doing trading.
Roscoe Eshleman of Bloom township was a caller on Wednesday.
Mrs. H.D. Woodford on Tuesday suffered another light paralytic stroke.
Miss Lulu Merrick, of
D.M. Holland, of Bigelow township, was in the city Wednesday on business.
Saml. and Wm. Shaw of
Chas. Erickson, of
Frank Dean, who had been laid up a few days with a bad cold, resumed work last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Evans and children spent Thanksgiving with
his mother at
Jas. S. Cox and P.J. Landis, of
Guy Fellows and family, of Elk township ate Thanksgiving dinner with A.P. Darling and family, of this city.
W.G. Ramage left on Wednesday for
Register of Deeds H.R. Tripp and family went to
Albert Selberg, one of the substantial and progressive farmers of Bigelow township, transacted business at the county capitol Wednesday.
John Bass, a fireman on the
Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Potts, of
Rev. Grant B. Wilder, of
H.S. Hobson and family went to
Peter Schaff has gone into bankruptcy.
Melvin Hovey, of Rushmore, was in town Wednesday.
John Webster went to
C.H. Hugoboom, of Bigelow, was in town on business Tuesday.
W.C. Grant, of
O.W. Johnson is home on a visit to his parents, who live near Org.
Oscar Allstead, of Lismore, registered at the Western last Monday.
Father Sherman and Pat Martin made a trip to Luverne Wednesday.
M.E. Lawton made a trip to
Miss Clara Ackerman, of Dewald, spent Thanksgiving with her friend Miss Ethel Patterson.
John Hand, of Ransom, was seriously injured on Wednesday, by being kicked by a horse.
Born -- On
John Roth, of
G.A. Fairfield came down from
W.O. Tillman, the prominent implement dealer of Wilmont, had business at the county seat Tuesday.
Misses Anna Williams and Blanche Donahue, of the teaching force, spent Thanksgiving with friends at Pipestone.
A.J. Carrell expects to leave next week for
Sterling Lawton made a trip to
Miss Adelia Johnson, who has been employed in Miss
Kinlund's millinery store as trimmer for some weeks, returned to her home at
Dr. A.H. Clark leaves next Monday for
Miss Flora Betts, stenographer in C.M. Crandall's law
office, enjoyed a visit from her mother, Mrs. M.A. Betts, of
Ernest Sterling came home the first of the week from
I.F. Kelley returned on Tuesday from
Dr. C.P. Dolan returned on Wednesday from his hunting trip
in
Judge and Mrs. G.W. Wilson entertained a few friends
informally Monday evening. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. K.V.
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Kies, Mr. and Mrs. E.K. Smith, Mrs. Jas Suddaby and
Miss Eva Fairfield visited at
Robt. Smith made a trip to
Geo. Butler marketed a load of fine corn in town last Saturday.
A.F. Eshleman of Elk, was in the city on business last Monday.
Adam Bauchle of Brewster, was a
Mrs. J.W. Burkhart of
F.H. Elbert of
Peter Thompson went to
Erick Anderson and wife and Mrs. Swen Carlson transacted business in probate court Monday.
G.W. Patterson and Alderman E.V. Voak made a business trip to Brewster last Saturday.
Ted Ostrom of Adrian, visited friends here last Saturday.
He went from here to
A.J. Lemke of Bigelow township, was in the city Monday on business, and made this office a pleasant call.
J.A. Hagman, a traveling man, well known to
John Ramerth and John Kahle, of
John Tryon has moved his barber shop into a room on the
second floor of the Darling building on
Mrs. Jos. Loveless and children returned the last of the
week from a visit of several weeks with relatives in
W.A. Frenz of Hersey, who had been laid up several weeks by the fracture of a bone in his ankle, was in town on business last Saturday.
W.H. Bloom made a trip to Brewster last Saturday, where he contracted to move a dwelling house from town out in the country a mile and a half.
E.E. Hashberger arrived the latter part of last week from
Geo. Elliot, who has been an inmate of the poor house for
some time, on Monday received a letter from a brother living in
M. Rosenberg returned last week from Bowman county, N. Dak., where he has taken a homestead. He will be here several months looking after business affairs. He likes his new location and will return there in the spring.
G.W. Patterson and Robt. Erickson have taken ____ ______. The name of the corporation will be the Patterson Erickson Co. and ___ will take over the Percheron farm north of town, and continue the breeding of thoroughbred horses.
Local News.
Wm. Malcolm was in from Bigelow township last Saturday.
Jas. Barnes of Bloom township, was a caller at this office last Saturday.
Mrs. J.E. Sahlstrom of Bigelow, visited relatives here last Saturday.
N.H. Elliot and family spent Sunday with relatives at
Henry Haggard and wife of
Mrs. H.C. Frank of
Gu_ Hedgart, who is attending school here, Sundayed with
her parents __
Dave Anderson transacted business at
Jos. McKeever reports the birth of twin boys at his home last Friday. Joe is candidate for a Roosevel [sic] anti-race ___cide medal.
W.H. Bloom has just completed a new barn on his place on
Mr. and Mrs. G.F. Moore left for
Erastus Church, the well known Civil War veteran and market
gardener, was 70 years old last Monday, and in commemoration of the event he
indulged in the rare luxury of a shave and bath, and dressed in his Sunday best
appeared on the streets to receive the congratulations of his many friends. Maj.
Church expects to leave in a few days for
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Source:
Microfilm, Worthington Advance; Minnesota Historical
Society,
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