JUNE WEDDINGS.
Mr. Ora A. Oberman, junior
member of the firm of a. Oberman & Son, of this city, was married on
Wednesday at
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Richard H. Matheson of Elk
and Miss Addie V. Ely of Dewald were united in marriage by Rev. G.A. Cahoon at
the home of the bride's parents Thursday morning,
The wedding march was played
by Miss Hazel Pepple. Quite a number of friends and relatives witnessed the very
pretty ceremony.
After the ceremony an
elaborate wedding dinner was served.
The newly wedded pair left
on the afternoon train for
Mr. and Mrs. Matheson are
both well known and popular young people and start out in life with the best
wishes of a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
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Mr. Arthur Strube of
Crowell Bound Over.
Wm. Crowell, the transient
arrested for the theft of a couple of harness and M.S. Smith's clarinet, was
arraigned before Judge Dow, Monday and waived examination and was held to the
Grand Jury. Crowell was inclined to fight the case but when confronted with the
evidence in the hands of the
LOCAL NEWS
C. King, the Org merchant,
was a county seat visitor Wednesday.
H.G. Kuehne of Elk was in
the city last Saturday doing trading.
A.R. Bielkey, the
John Wilson returned
yesterday from his trip to
Miss McCue, of Belle
Plaines, has taken a position in Hart and Co's store.
Miss Minnie Kiel, of
Stewart Hart is making a
trip through
Banker R.J. Jones of
Rev. W.A. Dennis and family
of Luverne, arrived the first of the week to go into camp for the Chautauqua.
B.B. Austin, of
Mrs. Theo Bahls and
daughter, of
F.A. Tripp the
Mr. Frank W. Hill, Mr. Jack
C. Hill and Mrs. R. Mahling were called home on account of the serious illness
of their father Mr. G.W. Hill.
There will be a special
service in
Miss Ethel Patterson is
clerking in Barber & Keith's store.
W.E. Oxford of Seward was in
the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. E.J. Helmick visited in
W.M. Evans returned Monday
from a business trip to
Ernest Swanson and wife were
in from route 5 yesterday doing trading.
Miss Opal Lehrs has returned
from a month's visit in
E.A. Tripp of
Col. J.A. Town is at
Sherburne this week attending a G.A.R. encampment.
Mrs. Lee Shell entertained a
party of lady friends at bridge whist Wednesday afternoon.
Born -- On Monday, June 29,
to Mr. and Mrs. P.W. Ledine, of Bigelow township, a daughter.
W.E. Moses of
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tilman of
Clarion,
F.C. Brace is displaying
today a new line of the greatest jewelry sensation of the day. Watch his window.
Joe Ullrich, one of the
prominent farmers of the town of
T.H. Creever has accepted a
position in Goff & Deen's grocery store, where he will be pleased to greet
all his friends.
Mrs. Wm. Barton and daughter
Susie of Zion City, Ill., visited a few days at the A.F. Dring home this week.
Rev. C.O. Swan returned
Tuesday from
G.W. Patterson is on a
business trip in the northern part of the state and is expected to be absent
until the first of the week.
Will and Ed Ullrich returned
on Wednesday from their claims at
John Lochmer, wife and son,
returned on Wednesday from their visit to
A.M. Hagerman of Loraine
township was in the city on business on Wednesday and made this office a
pleasant call. Mr. Hagerman says the crops are looking fair in his section of
the county considering the weather.
The Revs. C.C. Pollit and
W.H. Knowlton will start on their fourth annual missionary journey on July 15th.
They will visit
Fred Trunk was in town
Wednesday doing trading.
Harry B. Lewis has put up a
new awning in front of his store.
C.E. Sims was out surveying
on L.S. Kenney's farm this week.
The Grand has been closed
for six weeks on account of the hot weather.
Mrs. Emma Wills of
Miss Edith Bear is assisting
in the telephone central during the chautauqua.
G.C. Borst, of Dalls county,
For rent -- 5 room cottage,
2½ blocks from State Bank. Enquire of Mrs. J.P. Biltgen.
Ernest Sterling went to
Mrs. Hattie C. Thom and
daughter Grace, of
G.W. Patterson, R.L. Morland
and F.L. Humiston left on Tuesday for
The Lemon Club met at the
home of Miss Emma Geelson, Wednesday evening July first and a very enjoyable
time is reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred North
returned last week from
A.T. Latta has decorated the
front of his dry goods store with a number of handsome polished brass signs. Mr.
Latta is one of the most progressive business hustlers in the county.
J.E. Moberg who was confined
at the
Mrs. E.K. Smith on Saturday
and Tuesday gave the last two of the series of
Mayor W.E. Madison and
family last week moved into their handsome new residence, which has just been
completed. They have a handsome and well appointed home in which to enjoy life,
a fact on which their many friend take pleasure in congratulating them.
Peter Johnson of
A. Oberman went to
Harry Hobson and family have
been visiting Mrs. Hobson's parents at
Dr. and Mrs. W.J. Dodge and
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Suddaby spent Sunday with friends at
O.G. Grundsten made a trip
to
Dr. J.N. Gould is sporting a
robust boil on his left cheek, which greatly mars his Adonis-like countenance.
Chas. Saxon, one of the
substantial young hustlers of
J.M. Bergland and wife
returned to their home in
Mrs. C.R. Mercer arrived
last Saturday from
Mr. and Mrs. H. Rew returned
this week from a visit of several weeks in
Miss Vick will leave the
first of the week for
Fraternity Lodge No. 101,
A.F. & A.M., on Monday evening conferred the 3d degree on J.E. Salstrom of
Bigelow and Dr. Massa, of Brewster. The ceremony was followed by a banquet.
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Roy Neuman is visiting
in St. James.
G.W. Roth made a business
trip to
C.A. Cedarblade and wife of
Seward, were in the city yesterday.
D.E. and C.W. Hutton, of
route 3, were in the city on a trading trip.
Emil Erickson, of
Conrad Johnson of Seward was
in the city yesterday closing up a deal for a farm in
Misses Nell and Margaret
Whitehead of
Mrs. Ed. Marple of