Local Intelligence
T. Jacobson, of Jewell, was
in the city on business Friday.
Chas R. Hildred, was calling
upon
E.J. Butler, of
Dr. Dodge is spending
Christmas with his parents at
Mrs. George Thompson, of
Rushmore, was a
Mrs. Frank Glasgow and
daughter, Edith, spent Monday in
Miss Elizabeth Thompson is
spending the holidays with
Mrs. Elizabeth Moberg, of
Bigelow township, is quite low with pneumonia.
Charles A. Taylor was
looking after interests in Nobles county Wednesday.
Mrs. Rev. Gibb, of Rushmore,
was calling on friends in
E.S. Tiebig, of
E.R. Martin, of
G.S. Mitchell of Rushmore
was in the city for a few hours Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Otto Orlonske came over
from Rushmore Monday and spent the day with friends.
Miss Almino Willock is
assisting at the Brace Jewelry store during the holiday rush.
Mrs. Rev. babcock, of
Rushmore, spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. A.F. Dring left on
Tuesday for
Miss Jeanette Carleton left
Tuesday for
J.H. Kuntz, of
Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Veltum, of
Miss Emily Plotts
entertained the Candy club in a most enjoyable manner last Wednesday night.
Will Snodgress, of Currie,
W.C. Thom of Rushmore, was
in the city Wednesday and paid a pleasant visit to this office.
Miss Gladys Humbert of
Webster City, Iowa is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.C. Dickens this week.
John Young and Charles Wood,
of
Mrs. G.E. Cunningham and
son, Charles, of Brewster, were visitors to
Mrs. Joseph Beach, of
Theo. Bahls, the
E.J. Wolven and wife left
last week for a tour of
Mrs. W. MacDonald, of
Chamberlain, S.D., is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.N. Wetherall.
W.C. Wyatt and Pete Peters,
of Bigelow, were in the city Monday attending to business matters.
W. Moriarity, the Heron Lake
Insurance man, was in the city Monday and Tuesday writing policies.
J.D. Giberson, of
W.E. Roberts, the Rushmore
real estate dealer, was a business visitor to the county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Meier and children
have gone to
Miss Alice Bloom left Monday
for
Mrs. Burr Ludlow came down
from Rushmore Wednesday for a visit with relatives and friends in this city.
Attorney John F. Flynn
returned home Wednesday afternoon from a four week's business trip to Vale,
Miss Larina Dow of
Miss Emma Ferguson, a
teacher in the schools of
A. Obermann and wife left
Monday night for El Reno, Okla., where they will visit for a couple of weeks
with friends.
Miss Cora Dow, who is
teaching at
Mrs. Aaron Wensberg left
Tuesday afternoon for
James Gibson, a former
resident of this city, but now located at
Mrs. W.F. Scott and family
went down to
P.W. Bladent, of
Carl Carlson, of Sibley, was
in the city Monday. Carl is a brakeman on the Currie branch and was on his way
home to spend Christmas.
Miss Pearl Luehrs came down
from
Rev. C.M. Johnson will
preach in the Robertson school house next Sunday afternoon at
Mrs. E.R. Humiston left
Monday for
Mrs. Chas. Hamstreet and the
children left on Tuesday for
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Schlatter, of
George Wyckoff, who is
attending the
W.C. Davey, of Estherville,
is acting as brakeman on the
J.D. Ely, one of the good
farmers of Dewald township, dropped into our office Tuesday and advanced his
subscription to Feb. 1910. Says he wants his paper regularly.
Fremont Dow, who is employed
at the government experiment station at
Mrs. Roy Newman went to Org
Wednesday for a visit with her father until Thursday morning when she left for
St. James for a visit with Mr. Newman's parents during the holidays.
George Stewart, of
H.D. Wendt, of Welcome, was
calling on friends in this city Friday. Mr. Wendt was formerly manager of the
creamery at Sibley, but has recently accepted a similar position at Welcome.
Mrs. J.S. Cocks, of Kinbrae,
was the guest of Mrs. Frank Eastman Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cocks are moving this
week from Kinbrae to Windom, where they will reside in the future.
John E. Johnson, of Org, who
has been out in
L.T. Eide, one of our Ransom
township subscribers, was in town Tuesday doing some Christmas shopping and
favored this office with a pleasant call and renewed his subscription to the
Advance-Herald.
The Sunshine Club of Lorain
township met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. D. Jones, sr. Refreshments were served
and a royal good time reported. The next meeting of the club will be at the home
of Mrs. Wm. Sprouse.
M.L. Holbrook was a business
visitor to Spirit Lake Monday. Mr. Holbrook is arranging with a number of nearby
towns to handle their dry cleaning and his visit to
Mrs. E.L. Wemple and
granddaughter, Miss Lillian Wemple, of Rushmore, were in the city Wednesday
between trains, enroute to
Judge C.W.W. Dow received a
letter this week from his son Don Carlos announcing the fact that he had been
elected to the position of city attorney of
Dan Nystrom went to Brewster
last Wednesday morning returning in the afternoon with a fine buggy team which
he purchased from Dr. N.J. Nessa of that place. They are certainly beautiful
specimens of horse flesh and Dan has every reason to be proud of them.
Marriage licenses have been
issued this week to Chris Carl Jeppesen and Minnie Ziener, William Lusbey, of
Cottonwood county and Lydia Stromberg, of Cook county, Ill. and Harold Stearns
and Frances Wilson. Harold is but a trifle over 20 years of age, so the license
was issued by the consent of his father, Charles E. Stearns.
Leonard Fisher, living eight
miles west of town leased his farm for a term of years and will sell his stock
and machinery at auction, sometime in February. This will be an exceptionally
large farm sale and Col. Holbrook, of this city, has been engaged to cry it,
which will make the sixth sale Col. Holbrook has cried in the Fisher family.
Five Generations
A unique Christmas dinner
will occur in
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Dr. P. Geyerman spent Sunday
with Brewster relatives.
F.P. Duster spent Sunday
with
Sheriff Fauskee went to
Brewster Monday on official business.
Mrs. Dr. P.T. Geyerman was a
caller on Brewster Monday.
Miss Beth Ames left Saturday
for a visit with her parents at
Mrs. G. Sellars and Miss
Alice Duba were guests of
Miss Freda Otto is spending
the holiday vacation at her home in Red Wing.
Charles Ashbaugh, of
Rushmore, spent Sunday with
Earl Barkelew went to Sibley
Monday afternoon for a brief call on friends.
Mrs. Alma Peterson is
assisting at the Variety Store during the holiday season.
J.L. Seeley and J.L. Johnson
were business visitor from Round Lake Saturday.
Miss Carrie Bachtle is
spending her Xmas vacation with relatives at
Miss Mildred Powers is the
Yuletide guest of relatives at
Miss Margaret Dieckhoff is
clerking at the Herbert Drug Co. during the holiday rush.
Miss Ada Ainsworth is
visiting with relatives in
Will Rippberger, of Rock
Rapids, is the guest of his parents, J.D. Rippberger and wife.
John Salstrom, of Bigelow,
was a business caller on
Miss Anna Barnard is
spending her Christmas vacation with relatives at
Miss Blanche Donahue went to
her home in
Mrs. Philip Anton was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Otto Schmusser, at
Miss Martha Wick, of the
Arba Bedford, who is
attending school here is spending the holidays with his parents at Rushmore.
Ernest Sterling, who is
traveling for a
Sterling Lawton, who has
been attending Morningside college at
Clark Pannell is home from
C.A. Cedarblade, of Route 1,
went to
I.F. Kelly returned home the
latter part of last week from a business trip to
Bennet Joul, of Brewster,
was in the city Saturday and paid the Advance-Herald a pleasant call.
Miss Amy Forbes, one of the
teachers at
Miss Margaret Ashe, one of
the teachers in the
Misses Minnie and Ida Nelson
are forgetting school affairs during the Xmas vacation by a visit with relatives
at
Neal Leverich spent Sunday
with friends in this city. Neal is now making his headquarters at
Mrs. Hensel and daughter
left Saturday for
Fred Joben left Monday
afternoon for his home at Lodi, Ill., where he will spend the holiday season and
visit with relatives for a couple of weeks.
Miss Rosetta McNerney, of
Sibley, was the guest Monday of Miss Helen Doeden. Miss Doeden accompanied her
to Sibley and will remain until after the holidays.
Stanley Swanberg, who is
attending school at
Rev. W.M. Jennings, of
Mrs. David Jones and her
daughter, Lizzie of Lorain sent out invitations that they wished the Sunshine
club to meet at their home Tuesday for dinner, to which they responded, and
presented Mrs. Jones a fine fruit dish as a Christmas present. The club should
have met there last September but Mrs. Jones had received an injury to her knee
at that time so had to give it up. Miss Lizzie Jones prepared an elaborate
spread, to which all did ample justice. Every one present had a fine time.
Mrs. F.H. Millard, who
directed the home talent production of "Prairie Rose," went to
Rushmore Saturday for a visit with friends. She left Tuesday for her home in
F.L. Kieth, formerly a clerk
in the employ of M.J. Barber, of this city, and afterwards with a
A roller skating rink will
furnish amusement and entertainment for the citizens of
W.J. McBride left Thursday
for
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. James left
yesterday afternoon for
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