Card of Thanks
To the neighbors and friends
who sympathized with, and encouraged us in our late bereavement, we herewith
express our sincere thanks. --Mrs. Margretta Grelson and family.
DR. SMALLWOOD TO PRACTICE
Dr. J.T. Smallwood Engages Rooms In Citizen's Bank
Dr. J.T. Smallwood has
decided to begin practice in
Among many other modern
medical devices is a luceodescest [??] lamp,
which will be found in the laboratory. This lamp has current from the local
electric plant and sends forth 500 watt rays, which when diffused through
various colored glass plates is considered to be without an equal for its
curative properties of all skin diseases. This equipment is being installed
under the supervision of J.E. McElligott, electrician.
Mr. and Mrs. August Anderson Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Friday evening, Christmas
eve, Mr. and Mrs. August Anderson of
NELS GRELSON DIES
Succumbs at The Age of 77 Years After Two Years of Sickness
Nels Grelson died at his
home in this city Tuesday, December 28th, at the advanced age of 77 years. For
nearly two years he has been suffering from kidney trouble, during which time he
has for the most part been confined to his bed, suffering intense pain.
Funeral services were
conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Swedish Mission church, Rev. C.M. Johnson
assisted by Rev. G.G. Schmid, officiating. Interment was made in the
CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. G.B. Hildyard Receive Many Beautiful Presents
Saturday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. G.B. Hildyard celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary or silver wedding,
at which time they were presented with many beautiful and costly silver
presents.
Among many other presents
was a cabinet of silverware presented by relatives of the couple, the
presentation of which was made by Mrs. Eliza Austin, mother of Mrs. Hildyard.
After which an oyster supper was served and a general good time had.
The out of town invited
guests were: J.C. Nodgress and family of Currie, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. John
Marriage of Mullenville, Kan., Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Austin of Protection, Kan., N.H.
Austin and wife of Eagle Grove, Iowa, J.N. Austin of Montrose, Colo. Besides
these there were three sons, Ben, Arthur and Joseph, and Mr. Hildyard's brother,
F.R. Hildyard, C.J. Williamson, E.L. Williamson, J.C. Williamson and family,
Mrs. Eliza Austin and L.M. Austin and wife.
PRESENT ABBOTT WITH WATCH
Members of Band Give Leader, Wilson Abbott, a Christmas Present
In appreciation of the
efficient services rendered by their highly respected leader, Wilson Abbott, the
band boys presented him with a solid gold watch for a Christmas present. On the
inside case in the back of the watch are engraved in Old English, the letters
W.C.B., which stand for the Worthington Concert Band, and below these are Mr.
Abbott's initials, W.A. This token bespeaks but a portion of the gratitude which
not only the members of the band but a host of others have for Mr. Abbott for so
successfully organizing a band in Worthington which can now truthfully speak of
its band as among the best if not the best in Southwestern Minnesota.
Mrs. N.N. Langseth visited
her daughter, Mrs. N. Stephens at Rushmore a few days the fore part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Long of
Luverne came over Friday to spend Christmas with their son, E.R. Long, who
resides near
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boddy of
Rushmore partook of Christmas dinner at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J.C. Boddy in this city. Mr. Boddy returned home Sunday, but Mrs. Boddy visited
until Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C.W.W. Dow.
ARRESTED FOR DRUNKENNESS
Edward Stedman of Ellsworth Committed to Jail for 30 Days
Last Thursday Edward Stedman
of Ellsworth was brought to
He was found guilty in a
hearing given him before Justice Dow and was fined $30, in default of which, he
was committed to the county jail to serve a term of 30 days.
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Miss Carrie Hansen went to
George Blakely was operated
upon Monday at the
George Fulwiler of
Mrs. E.L. Schwartz and
sister-in-law, Mrs. C.J. Schwartz of Amboy, who is visiting here, went to
Brewster Tuesday for a visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Wilson and
children returned Monday to their home at
Misses Lizzie and Mary
Dorenkamper of Kenneth visited here between trains Monday at the Eugene Smith
home, while on their way to
P.L. Kraft and sister, Miss
Mollie of
Local Intelligence
Sheriff Fauskee made a
business trip to Kinbrae Tuesday.
Tom Hogan was the guest of
friends at Luverne Christmas.
Mrs. M. Mathison was a
shopper in
Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Sullivan
spent Christmas with friends at
Dr. Ray Humiston made a
professional business trip to Heron Lake Monday.
E.L. Schwartz visited with
his father and other relatives at Amboy over Christmas.
W.M. Evans and family are
spending the holidays with relatives and friends at Cowrie,
Harold Oakes spent Sunday
with friends at Bigelow, returning home Monday morning.
George Olund returned
Tuesday from Bigelow, where he has been visiting relatives for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bloxham
were the guests of his parents at Sheldon from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Carl Schwartz and
children of Amboy are visiting this week at home of E.L. Schwartz in this city.
Mrs. C.F. Malcomb arrived
Tuesday afternoon from
J. Koch returned Tuesday
from
Grace and Jeddy Smith were
the guests of their aunt, Mrs. G.E. Ostrom at Bigelow several days the fore part
of this week.
Mrs. W.A. Hawley was
operated upon last week for appendicitis at the
Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Johnson of
Ronald Beerman of Rushmore
accompanied his two cousins, Misses Lucile and Leola Stephens, who have been
visiting there for a few days, to their home in this city, Tuesday. He will
visit here until Friday.
Miss Maude Anderson came
over from
Dr. J.N. Gould had the
misfortune about ten days ago, while operating, to get some puss germs into a
scratch which he had upon the third finger of his right hand, which a few days
ago developed into blood poisoning. As yet the poisoning has not spread and
seems to be improving.
The militia company will
give a dance in the Armory New Year eve.
Miss Minnie Karsten of
Mrs. R.R. Manuel of Brewster
spent Sunday with her father, N.P. Salstrom in this city.
Van Day of
Dr. W.A. Saxon returned to
Miss Myrtle Selby went to
Brewster Monday, where she will visit this week with her grandfather, T.W.
Selby.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Rathlisberger, who have been spending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Apel, returned Monday to their home at
Miss Dotha Hiller left
Monday for her home at
Rev. J.E. Shipp is now able
to be about again, having fully recovered from his affliction of taenia and
blood poisoning with which he has been troubled for some time.
W.G. Myers returned Monday
to
Mr. and Mrs. C.H. McGowan
and two children left Tuesday morning for Alta Mont, S.D., where they go to
visit Mrs. McGowan's mother, Mrs. W.M. Oestrich, who is quite seriously ill.
S.C. Freeman and Miss Mary
Hines, both of
Miss Emma Teitenberg, who
has been assisting at Hart's store during the holiday trade, left Saturday for
her home at Wilmont, to spend Christmas with her parents. She intends to leave
in a few days for
Miss Lena Gerdes returned to
her home at Brewster after spending the week with her father, J.F. Gerdes, who
has been confined in the
Dr. Logan B. Galbraith and
wife departed Monday afternoon for
Mrs. Harry S. Hobson
entertained at cards Tuesday evening.
John Miller visited over
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. H.E. Dibble at
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Black
visited with relatives at Rushmore over Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Thom visited
several days the fore part of the week with Mrs. N. Klaras.
Mrs. A.C. Dickens spent
Christmas with her parents at
Miss Mary Brabender came
over from
Mrs. Ivan Erickson and son,
Lester, was the guest of her parents at Adrian Christmas, returning home Monday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Canfield
and family spent Christmas with his parents at Luverne, returning home Monday
afternoon.
Dr. A. Sullwold left Tuesday
for
Mrs. A.H. Clark and
daughter, Miss Edith, returned Tuesday from
Arthur Grant and Anna E.
Grant, both of Wilmont were married at the Baptist parsonage Wednesday afternoon
by Rev. Alvord. They took a trip to
Delbert and Ernest Humphery
and sister, Miss Blanche, passed through this city Monday on their way home at
Carl Lindstrom who is taking
a course in veterinary surgery was in
Mrs. A.A. Blood and two
children, Walter and Miss Alta came up from Sioux City Friday for a visit with
the latter's brother, Oscar and family. Walter Blood returned home Tuesday
afternoon, but Mrs. Blood and daughter will remain until tomorrow.
E.D. Bedford, who for the
past month has been visiting his brother, S.B. Bedford at Rushmore, returned
Tuesday afternoon to his home at
Clarence C. Dinehart, state
treasurer and aspirant for congressional honors was in the city Tuesday and
called on the editor of this paper. He is saying little about his prospects for
nomination, but his friends who urged him to attempt the contest will see that
he is in the lead when the primaries occur.
Mrs. J.E. Forbes is reported
to be quite ill.
E.J. Jones went to
Chas. Reiter was up from
Fred Zbornik left Tuesday
for Hadley, where he will dispose of the crop from his farm, which is not far
from that village.
Mrs. Phil Faragher and
Misses Anna Rowe and Verda Polkinghorn of
Mrs. W.H. Prideaux came over
Friday from
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Olund were
in the city Wednesday on their way to Wilmont, to which place they are moving
from Bigelow.
Mr. and Mrs. R.N. James came
up from
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson
who reside south of town were the recipients of a baby boy for a Christmas
present, which arrived in the home that morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DeVaney
left Monday evening for
Miss Mabel Nichlas, who is a
student at the Stout Institute at Menominee,
A.W. Lawrence, who moved
from
Mrs. C.J. Wichstrom returned
home Tuesday from Insanta [Isanti??],
Edward Brickson, cashier of
the
Earnest
Clayton Bedford of Rushmore
was in the city between trains Monday of this week.
Mrs. Frank Glasgow went to
S.S. Toles of Luverne
transacted business in
Messrs. Christ Peterson and
John Brandt of Rushmore were in the county seat Monday on business.
Clyde Crane and wife of
M.L. Holbrook and wife and
Mrs. W.J. Dodge attended the masquerade ball at Rushmore Monday evening.
Misses Kathryn Bisanz and
Elizabeth Cree were passengers for
F.H. Thompson and son,
William, F.H. Black and Chas. Kuhl of Rushmore were business visitors to this
city Monday between trains.
John Larson of
Misses Anna Peters and Mary
Wilson arrived home Tuesday from Hatfield, this state, where they were the
guests of friends on Christmas.
Mesdames W.M. and T.M.
Barnard came up from
Mrs. Fred Tripp came up from
Round Lake Saturday and visited until Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R.H.
Paterson. Monday afternoon she departed for
Mrs. L. Dow of
Mrs. Fred Dietrich and four
children returned Tuesday morning to their home at
Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Flemming,
who have been visiting since Monday with her sister, Mrs. G.H. Miller in this
city, departed Monday for
Dr. and Mrs. G.R. Curran and
daughter, Miss Doris, came down from
Art Sellman of Fulda
transacted legal business in this city between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Newman returned
Monday from St. James, where she has been the guest of friends for several days.
Charles Dean went to
Pipestone Tuesday morning, where he will spend a week with his step-father, who
resides there.
W.D. Mattews came up from
Mrs. George Weidman and two
children went to Pipestone Wednesday, where they will visit for a few days with
relatives.
John Eggleston returned
Wednesday from
Mrs. Emil Leistico left
Wednesday for her home at
Rev. P.J. Grammes of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Mormon
who have been the guests of George Pfarrer and family for several days, returned
Wednesday to their home at
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