Thurber-Van Horsen
Nuptials.
On Monday, June 22, occurred
the marriage of Mr. Barlow J. Thurber and Miss Etta Viola Van Horsen, two
prominent young people of
The groom is a son of Maj.
B.F. Thurber, and has been engaged in farming near Wilmont for a number of
years. The bride is a well known and estimable young lady of the neighborhood.
They have commenced housekeeping on the groom's farm near Wilmont.
Malenke-Young Wedding.
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
B.F. Young, in Elk township, was the scene of a happy event on June 18th, when
their daughter, Ada, was joined in bonds of holy wedlock to Mr. Wm. Malenke, a
prominent and prosperous young farmer of Seward township, Rev. E.J. d'Argent, of
Reading, read the service in the presence of a large company of relatives and
friends of the contracting parties. A sumptuous wedding feast, followed by the
usual festivities, filled the afternoon with pleasure.
The young people are
prominent and popular in their neighborhood and have a large circle of friends,
whom we join in extending congratulations. They have gone to housekeeping on the
groom's farm in Seward township.
Married
On Wednesday, June 24, at
the residence of Dr. and Mrs. A.H. Clark, at
Notice
My wife, Mary O. Lahym,
having left my bed and board without cause or provocation, all persons are
forbidden to harbor or trust her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her
contracting. Willard Lahym.
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. F.M. Manson has been on
the sick list the past week.
Rudolph geyerman was down
from Brewster on business last Monday.
Pat Brown was down from
A. Oberman returned last
Saturday from a business trip to the northern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thompson
attended an old settlers' convention at Carver this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Dudley, of
Windom were among the Windom people at the Woodman picnic.
A.M. Renner ran a bowrey
dance in the old skating rink on picnic day, and the place was well patronized.
Mrs. Alma Peterson and
children left Wednesday night for
J.E. Peterson, an old
settler of Bigelow township, died last Saturday, and the funeral was held on
Tuesday from the
The Addington orchestra gave
a social hop Wednesday night in Maccabee hall, which was well attended and
proved to be a pleasant event.
Geo. Beacon, of Rushmore,
was arrested Tuesday on a charge of assault and battery, preferred by his hired
man. Beacom was fined $10 and costs by Judge Dow.
Mr. and Mrs. Nic Weinandt
and family left today for Brewster, where the latter will visit relatives for a
week, while Mr. Weinandt goes to the northern part of the state.
A little daughter of Arthur
Dahlberg, at Rushmore, had a narrow escape from death on Wednesday by eating the
heads off matches. Prompt medical attendance saved her.
Aug. Lass' home east of town
is reported to have been burglarized on Wednesday. The pennies in two children's
banks and a number of small articles were taken. There appears to be no clew to
the culprit.
When Rev. R.C. Ten Broeck
came down from Windom last Sunday, to preach in St. John's church, he was
accompanied by his sister, of St. Paul, and they spent a few days here visiting
friends.
Mrs. L.F. Lammers, of
Mrs. Em. Schrader and Mrs.
E.V. Voak attended a W.C.T.U. convention at Luverne last Friday.
Mrs. Jas. Suddaby last
Friday entertained a party of ladies at a luncheon. On Saturday afternoon she
again entertained, this time at a euchre party.
H. Hawley, the former
publisher of the Advance, is going into the banking business at
LOCAL NEWS
Born -- on Monday, to Mr.
and Mrs. F.A. Burns, a boy.
Clayton Bedford was over
from Rushmore last Sunday.
Mrs. Matilda Clark is
visiting in Rock Rapids,
W.E. Oxford, of Seward, was
in the city Saturday doing trading.
P.C. Anderson, of Org,
transacted business in
Born -- On Saturday, to Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Murphy, a bouncing boy.
Mrs. Beers, of Luverne, is
here on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. J.S. Frink.
Earl Dunlap, of
Editor C.E. Eastwood, of
H.F. Rockwell came over from
Lost -- A gold chain and
locket. Finder return to Mrs. J.H. Peterson for reward.
G.R. Newman, of St. James,
visited at the home of his son, C.L. Newman, last week.
Banker J.S. Tolverson and
wife, of
Will Prideaux and son, of
Mrs. Sands and two
daughters, of
Wanted -- Man and wife to
run farm this summer. Apply to Wm. Malcolm, Bigelow township.
S.G. Palmer and family, of
J.A. Albert, of Luverne, was
here attending to business at the Albert & Rockwell saloon Wednesday.
Misses Lillian and Ytive
Newell, of
Banker J.E. Salstrom, of
Bigelow, headed a large delegation of Woodmen and others from that place to the
picnic on Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Jones and Mrs.
W.J. Thompson, of
Mrs. W.H. Prideaux, of
F.F. Ellsworth, of St.
James, president of the M.W.A. Picnic Association, was one of the prominent
Woodmen of the district in attendance on the picnic.
Rev. J.P. Childs, of
Bruce Yale returned on
Monday from a sojourn in
Hiram Veeder, of Loraine,
was in the city Tuesday doing trading.
Mrs. G.W. Roth has returned
from a visit with relatives in
Ernest Swanson, of route 5,
was in the city last Saturday on a trading trip.
Miss Lillian Moen visited in
A.F. Dring, of Loraine
township, was in the city Tuesday doing trading.
Editor Hamstreet spent
Saturday and Sunday with his family at Rushmore.
Mrs. Andrew Patterson, of
Alfred Larson, of Bigelow
township, was in the city Tuesday doing trading.
Miss Pearl Wetherall
returned home Tuesday from an extended visit at
Stewart Douglas, of
S.H. Herrick and wife, of
Frank Brabender and Hugh
Lynch, of
Lyle Thurber went to Wilmont
Tuesday to attend the wedding of his brother, Barlow.
Mrs. J.L. Jones, of
Mitchell, spent a few days in
H.A. Eversole, one of the
progressive Elk farmers, did business at the county seat Saturday.
Ruth Dunlap, of
Miss Maude Howes, Miss
Taylor and Mr. Martin Torsdal are visiting at the R.H. Patterson home this week.
Mrs. J.F. Humiston, of
M.R. Berkhimer, of Wilmont,
passed through town Monday on his way home from
Mrs. H.S. Hobson entertained
the Euchre Club Tuesday afternoon, when a very pleasant session was held. Dainty
refreshments were served.
J.F. Cass, Frank Baker, Jas.
Baird and B.F. Dopking, of
Mrs. Thos. Dovery
entertained the Birthday Club on Tuesday afternoon, when a very enjoyable time
was had. Contests of various kinds formed part of the entertainment.
Refreshments were served.
Editor E.E. Loverin, of the
Ellsworth News, chaperoned a large party of his townsmen and neighbors over to
the county seat to take in the Woodmen picnic on Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Kuehne and
children, of
The bath house was opened
for the season last Monday, with Geo. Kunzman as superintendent. The new
pavilion above the bath house is completed and furnishes accommodations for a
large number of spectators.
R.H. Torrance was a little
under the weather on Thursday.
G.W. Voak and F.D. Wells
attended the convention here Thursday.
Chas. Raiter, of
W.M. Evans left yesterday
for
Mrs. J.D. Rippberger and
daughter Lulu are visiting at
Miss Isa Coffin, of
John Baird and Frank Bulick,
the two popular hardware merchants of
Senator S.B. Bedford and E.S.
Wemple represented Rushmore at the county convention here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Johnson,
of
Dr. A.B. Williams and U.G.
Cumins, of Wilmont, represented that village at the county convention here
Thursday.
Mrs. F.K. Smith on Tuesday
gave a
Miss Luella Hansberger has
opened a studio in rooms over
No man is infallible, and
the gentleman who wrote the material for our special edition of last week left
out of the list of physicians the honored name of Dr. A.H. Clark, the oldest
practitioner of the city.
C.P. Taylor, of
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