WILL LIVE HERE
Adam Becker Brings Bride From
Wednesday, October 27, at
Miss Marguerite, sister of
the groom, and Miss Bessie Johnson, a friend, acted as bridesmaids, while the
groom was attended by the bride's brother, Edmond Bosland and Oscar Engbretson.
Little Helen Bosland and Donna Mortan, aged 3 years, were flower girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Becker left
Thursday for Sheboygan, Milwaukee and other points in Wisconsin, but expect to
be at home in Worthington after Dec. 1st.
Real Estate Transfers
October 28 to November 4th
E.F. Buchan to Magdalena Mae
Clark, se ½ of lts 7 and 8, blk 27, Worthington;
Chas. V. Pendergast to Annie E. Lundgren, lt 4, Paulson's add to Worthington;
Elmore C. Stearns to Eva L. Stearns, se ¼ of 4-104-40;
John Hunt to Wm. Morgan. se ¼ of 23-101-40;
Geo. E. Cunningham to August Sieve, sw ¼ of 7-103-41;
Tenges H. Kruse to Oscar A. Morse, ne ¼ of 33 and n ½ of nw ¼ of 34-101-41;
Chas. W. Davis and wife to Edith Holihan, lt 12, blk 14, Wilmont;
Edith Holihan to Clara L. Reaney, lt 12, blk 14, Wilmont;
John W. Christians to wilke Christians and others, se ¼ of 35-101-42;
John Brink to Marshal J. Hubbard, lt 8, blk 5, Bigelow.
G. Estes and Wife go to
N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Estes, an
aged and well known couple, who for the past 37 years have resided on a
homestead in Elk township, left Monday in company with their daughter, Mrs. C.S.
Mabee, for the latter's home in Ithaca, N.Y., with whom they will make their
home. Mrs. Mabee has been visiting with her parents and her sister, Mrs. Theo.
Hendricks, north of
Births
Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ole
Carlson, Monday evening, Nov. 1st.
Boy to Mr. and Mrs. C.O.
Wells, DeWald, on Monday morning, Nov. 1st.
Boy on Tuesday, Nov. 2nd to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abbott in this city.
Married at Probate Office
Miss Annie Holtzer of Windom
and McClellan C. Patterson of
Additional Local
Strayed from the Worthington
Stock Yards, one red hog, weight 270 lbs. please inform Oliver and Madison.
Miss May Kirk is visiting
her brother and family at
Miss
W.E. Riden of Iroquis [Iroquois], S.D. spent a
day with the Harry Steffens family on his way home from a visit in
Alvin Langley returned
Monday to his home in
Mrs. Mary Martens of
O.H. Tillman, proprietor of
the furniture store at Wilmont, passed through the city Monday in company with
his wife, enroute to
A.J. Kannal and Ed Murray
were passengers for Rushmore Monday, where they will paint the alrge store
building of Senator S.B. Bedford.
Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Davis of
C.B. Ward, proprietor of the
Western hotel, made a business trip to
Mrs. A.H. Clark visited with
relatives at
Chas. Abbott, who is
traveling salesman in
G.W. Patterson went to
Windom Tuesday on business.
Mrs. D.H. Keller returned
Tuesday to her home at
L. Triplett, proprietor of
the Sunnyside store Tuesday moved his household goods to this city from
Mrs. D.S. Long of
Mr.
and Mrs. Snow, formerly of here are now residing at
Mrs. S.B. Bedford of
Rushmore was a visitor in the city Monday.
Gust Rudquist has accepted a
position with Dr. Ray Humiston for the winter.
WELL KNOWN HERE
Mrs. Alvin Langley Grew to Womanhood in
Eva L. Langley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Darling, died at her home in
Eva Darling was born
She was married
Mrs. Langley was a member in
good standing of the Modern Brotherhood of America. She was faithful and
affectionate, always performing her allotted task cheerfully. She was kind and
honorable and delighted always to add in anyway to the happiness of all with
whom she came in contact.
The remains were brought to
Her loss is mourned by a
husband, two children, her mother and father, four brothers, two sisters and
other relatives besides numerous friends.
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Miss Clara Foelschow Tuesday
afternoon accompanied the child of Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson of Sheldon to that
place. The child had been under the care of Mrs. Foelschow during the period of
Mrs. Gibson's sickness in the Manson hospital in this city, when she was
suffering from an attack of appendicitis.
William Eastman, who for
three weeks has been the guest of his cousin, Frank Eastman in the city,
returned Tuesday to his home at
Mrs. P. Peterson and son,
Frank of Rock Rapids visited several days this week at the home of her father,
Wm. Marr in this city.
Paul Schulz of Elk was
operated upon Tuesday at the Manson hospital.
Dr. Walker of
Miss Anna Vogt of Brewster
submitted to an operation at the Manson hospital one day the latter part of last
week.
The new walnut chairs for
the juvenile tables at the library arrived this week and the new tables for this
department are expected in a few weeks.
DRUNK GOES TO JAIL
Constable Reddy Brings in Man From Ellsworth
Constable W.J. Reddy and
deputy G.H. Premo of Ellsworth brought a fellow, who gave his name as McCoy to
He was given an immediate
hearing before Justice C.W.W. Dow at which he pled guilty and was fined $30 or
forty days in the county jail. He went to jail.
When arrested at Ellsworth
the day before, he offered such resistance that it required two men to place him
in the lock-up.
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Attorney C.F. Gilbert of
Dr. Weidow and wife drove
Friday in their auto to
J.P. Jensen and Frank Litz
of the Luverne Lithozite manufacturing company were in the city this week
installing a lithozite floor in the operating room of the Humiston hospital.
L.W. Abbott went to
Loraine Laconics
Annie Christensen, daughter
of Jens Christensen, started to school again Monday, after a week's illness with
pneumonia.
The Club O I C met at the
home of Mrs. H.A. Veeder, Oct. 20. A very pleasant time was spent in a social
way. A fine lunch was served. They next meet at the home of Mrs. G.B. Hildyard
Nov. 17, Wednesday.
Jens Christensen is tiling
these days. Lewis Skow is foreman of the work.
The school house of district
106 has just been treated to two coats of paint out side and one in side, which
greatly improves its appearance. Miss Sibley who is teaching is enjoying its
fresh appearance.
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N.P. Karpen returned to his
home at Sibley Wednesday after spending several days with his wife, who has been
visiting for the past month at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Sjoholm,
south of town.
Peter Lenz, Jr. of
Cole Guernsey was taken
suddenly ill Saturday, being troubled with an ailment, to which he has been
subject for years.
The children of room 7 in
the school, under Miss Clark contributed $1 to the Johnson Memorial fund which
has been sent to the commission in
Hotel Wilmont is rented to
Will Thompson of
Rev. A.H. Thurau and wife of
Rushmore were in the county seat Wednesday attending to business matters
connected with the Presbyterian church of which he is pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Pannell
went to
Miss Blanche Carr Wednesday
afternoon entertained the sewing club, which comprises about eight or ten of the
young ladies of the city who are making a study of this branch of domestic
science.
Dr. J.N. Gould and wife went
to
Mrs. R. Wetheral Tuesday
evening entertained the pastor, organist, and members of the choir of the
Presbyterian church and their husbands and wives, if they occasioned to have one
or the other.
Dr. C.P. Dolan left Monday
night for
Miss Opal Marten, who
underwent an operation at the Manson hospital the past week for appendicitis,
returned Wednesday to her home at
A.M. Renner went to Heron
Lake Monday on a business trip.
Charles Won,
Mrs. H.I. Dibble of
Local Intelligence
Miss Margaret Brooks visited
Friday with friends at
Matt Winters of
Mrs. George Pfarrer spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J.P. Hein at Brewster.
Miss Harris Fortney of
Magnolia visited with friends in
Mrs. Wm. Knapps and two
children went to
Eugene Smith went to
Mrs. Nick Casareto visited
between trains Saturday with John Casareto and family in this city.
Pete Peters, the Bigelow
auctioneer, was in the county seat Tuesday between trains, and visited this
office.
Mrs. R.E. Smith visited
Saturday and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. H. Bassett at Rushmore.
Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Mrs.
C.C. McCune visited with relatives at Brewster Saturday and Sunday.
Milton Ludow
[
Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Durfee of
Miss Grace O'Day, who is
employed as teacher in the Fellows school, visited over Sunday with her parents
at
Mrs. J.S. Frink was a
passenger for
J.J. Kies and Stelle S.
Smith made a business trip to
Roy Volk, who has been
working in the vicinity of
Oscar Blood, who has been
working at
William Kelly of
Mr. and Mrs. G.R. Lawrence
returned Tuesday from
Chris Hansen went to
Mrs. F.E. Little, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. M.E. Lawton in this city, returned Tuesday to
her home in Champagne, Ill.
Mrs. P.A. Heinel, who has
been visiting the past week with her mother, Mrs. G. Anderson in this city, left
Friday for her home at
Robert Carlston, formen
[foreman?] of the crew of men employed in building the new school house,
spent Sunday with his family in
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reeves
returned Saturday to their home at
Mrs. Petrina Johnson
returned Saturday to her home at
Mrs. J.S. Moothart of
H. Keller of
Mrs. R.G. Stephens passed
through the city Monday on her way to her home at Luverne, having been to
Deadwood, S.D. to attend the funeral of her father, Wm. Minard, who died at that
place Oct. 7th. He was troubled with heart disease and died a very easy and
quiet death, while sitting in a rocking [chair?] during
the absence of the rest of the family.
S.M. Stewart, who has
disposed of his interest in the Citizens bank, left Sunday for
Mrs. B.B. Morris left Monday
for
John A. Boberg shipped his
household goods this week to Mordesto [
B.H. Bunkers of
Mrs. A.J. Williams,
accompanied by Mrs. A.M. Hagermen who has been paying her a visit of several
days, went to Brewster Saturday for over Sunday visit with her brother, A.M.
Hagermen.
Loren Clark, who for several
months has been conducting a general store at
Mrs. J.S. Paine and mother,
Mrs. Andrew Everett, who have been visiting in this city with the former's
father-in-law, J.M. Paine for a few days, returned Saturday to their home at
Lyons, Neb.
Clerk Humiston of the
district court left for
W. Moothart of Firth, Neb.,
and Mrs. N.J. Koser of Sibley arrived in the city Saturday to visit with their
father, E. Moothart, who resides a few miles west of town, with his daughter,
Mrs. A.M. Wells. Mr. Moothart is seriously ill being troubled with heart trouble
and dropsy. Mrs. Koser returned home Monday and her brother expects to return
home the middle of the week.
Miss Jennie Beckley,
librarian at the public schools, visited from Friday until Monday with her
brother, Eugene at Blue Earth.
Sterling Lawton visited his
brother, Edward in
Mrs. C.C. McKune of
Miss Elva Chrysler, who has
been teaching music in
Mrs. I.B. Redding, who was
called to this city about three weeks ago to attend the funeral of her brother,
J.J. Bingham, returned Tuesday to her home in
Mrs. C.E. Kilburn and
daughter, Beatrice, went to
Miss J.E. Gilfoy, was the
guest of friends at Madelia from Sunday until Tuesday afternoon.
O.S. Myhre, photographer of
Luverne, Wm. Kartrud, implement dealer at that place and Ole Halvorson, a farmer
north of there, have been camping and hunting the past week at O.H. Fauksee's
place near Ocheyda lake. They returned home Tuesday, as the birds are not flying
because of the warm weather, but they expect to return in a few days to continue
their sport.
Card Of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Saxon wish
to thank their many friends for their sympathy during the illness and services
over their late son, Eddie, Oct. 23.