At a recent meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club the following officers were elected: Mrs. A.H. Clark,
Pres., Mrs. Wm. Chaney, Vice Pres., Mrs. C.H. Sibley, Secy. and Treas. The club
will study modern drama the coming year.
Art Firth, one of the solid
agriculturists of Loraine, was in the city Saturday doing trading.
LOCAL NEWS
G.C. Fellows of Elk was in
town last Saturday doing trading.
Mrs. R.H. Patterson has
returned a visit with relatives in
Oscar Kunzman went Lamars on
Wednesday for a short visit.
J.M. Scriven of Seward was
in town Tuesday doing trading.
F.S. Burroughs of Route 5
was in town Wednesday doing trading.
Miss Ethel Patterson spent
Sunday with friends in
The Rev. Father Carey of
Sibley visited in
W.F. Kasdorf of Dewald,
transacted business in
Mrs. Jas. Suddaby enjoyed a
visit from her father and another relative last Sunday.
Jim Mann again presides over
the delivery wagon of the
H.F. Rockwell came over from
Dr. J.N. Gould has received
a handsome new automobile, bought through E.J. Wolven.
Francis Morgan, the Singer
sewing machine hustler, returned on Wednesday from a visit at
Atty. Wilson Borst of Windom
had business before Judge Brown here this week at the special term of court.
Miss Hazel Pepple will close
a very successful term of school this afternoon in the Paine district, east of
town.
Mrs. Wm. Devaney returned
from
Mrs. E.K. Smith and children
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.T. Branigan, at Rock Rapids.
The Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet with Mrs. C.J. Smallwood next Wednesday
afternoon.
P.H. Brown of
The
Miss Grace Campbell, who had
spent several weeks in
The Birthday Club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J.S. Kies, where a very pleasant social
time was had. Contests of various kinds furnished amusement. Refreshments were
served.
Lost -- Between my house and
the Episcopal church on Sunday, a large gold brooch, 3 pearls in a leaf on
front, watch hook on back. Finder please return and receive liberal reward. Mrs.
E.A. Wheeler.
Grand Receiver J.F. McGuire,
of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, will be in
The Nobles County Ministers'
Meeting will hold their next meeting Monday afternoon May 4th, at
F.L. Humiston, secretary of
the fair association and A.R. Albertus, superintendent of the speed department
went to St. Peter Monday, where they made arrangements for the entry of the
local fair association in the
Mrs. A.J. Snyder visited in
For
Theo. Bahls was up from
Kenneth Pettit has accepted
a job on the road for a cigar factory.
W.L.O. Bartlett made a trip
to Wilmot and Lismore this week.
H.C. Carstensen, of
W.E. Oxford of Seward was a
Miss Anna Flentje, of
J.M. Addington made a
business trip to
Andrew Nelson, of
Fred Tripp of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Herline,
of Rt. 3, were in town Wednesday doing trading.
Ex-Mayor E.A. Tripp came up
from Round Lake Tuesday to attend the election contest.
Miss Lizzie Ryan closed a
successful term of school in district No. 72 last week, with appropriate
exercises.
The annual business meeting
of the Tourist Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Chaney next Monday
afternoon.
WANTED - Experienced girl
for general house work, none other need apply. Wages $4 per week. -- Mrs. E.A.
Hart.
Miss Agnes Ryan, who has
been teaching in district No. 82, north of
LOST -- Pair of glasses,
between my residence and Lutheran church, about two weeks ago. Finder please
return to Mrs. L.J. Larson.
Miss Hannah Haack resigned
her position at the H.W. Steffens' restaurant last week and is now employed at
the depot lunch counter.
President R.L. Morland of
the State Board of Pharmacy, who is attending a session of the board in
W.E. Moses came down from
Dr. J.N. Gould is the proud
owner of the newest automobile in town, a Ford runabout. The machine runs very
smooth and is apparently easily handled.
Bank Examiner Root, of
On account of the
disagreeable weather Friday, April 17, the box social in District 106 was
postponed until Friday evening, May 1st. Everybody is invited to attend. Beulah
B. Dring, Teacher.
Banker S.M. Stewart has
carpenters at work remodeling and making extensive improvements in his residence
on
The District Federation of
Women's Clubs will meet at
Bud Baker helped out in
Lewis' store Saturday.
C.O. Wells of route 3 was in
the city Saturday on business.
A.C. Heberg of Mankato was
in the city on business Tuesday.
J.W. Hamilton of route three
did trading in town last Saturday.
For
Editor J.S. Randolph of
Brewster was a county seat visitor Saturday.
Elmer Tripp, of
A.R. Albertus made a
business trip to St. Peter the first of the week.
Mrs. S.M. Stewart returned
on Saturday last from a visit at
Banker C.A. Sands, of
J. Burr Ludlow of Rushmore
was a business caller to this city last Saturday.
Geo. Hurd has sold his farm
north of town to F.J. McCabe for $52.50 per acre.
Miss Gertude
[Gertrude?] O'Connel, of
Albert Hactor, one of the
heavy weights of
Mrs. J.N. Dodge, of