Who has accepted the call to the
Congregational church in this city.
Miss Bertha Blood, nurse at the Manson hospital, was called
to Rushmore Saturday afternoon to care for a patient of one of the doctors at
that place.
Miss Eva Parish of Brewster enjoyed an over Sunday visit from
her friend Miss Florence Hill of Brewster.
John Vaske, who has been visiting in Lismore for a few days,
returned to his home in LeMars Monday.
Peter Elser and wife, who have been visiting with the Nic
Hamel family in Wilmont for the past week, returned to their home in
A.P. Rose and wife and children of
J.P. Hein of Brewster passed through here Monday on his way
to
Claude Wood of Windom spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wood.
Rev. G.G. Schmid left Monday for Wabasso, to be present at a
district meeting of the German Evangelical association. Mr. Schmid appears on
the program twice: once to deliver a lecture and again to read a paper.
Fred Lynch transacted business in Round Lake Saturday.
Rufus Grapes of Adrian assisted in the judging of the horse
races at the fair this year. J.S. Grapes and wife of
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Landes of
R.G. Bethel of Clarion,
Joseph Detrs, who has been spending a short time visiting in
Wilmont, returned to his home in LeMars Monday.
Benj. Hildyard left Monday morning for
Mrs. A.M. Renner had as her guests Friday and Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. J.W. Low of
Peter Shaw and David Littlechild, of Sibley, who attended the
Worthington fair Friday, say the fair this year is the best county fair they
have seen anywhere in southern Minnesota for several years.
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Miss Mabel Peterson and Misses Alice and Elvere Hagberg and
Herbert Hagberg of LowMoor, Iowa, returned home Monday after a few weeks' visit
with relatives in this vicinity. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Andrew
Hagberg and her mother Mrs. Bordin, who will visit with them for a short time.
Rev. J.F. Glover of Sibley conducted the services in the
Congregational church Sunday.
George Kunzeman, the popular and efficient reporter for the
Advance-Herald, spent this week at
E.A. Post of
W.H. Booth and wife of
Several prize winning horses are for sale at the
Henry Kunze and wife returned from a short visit at
Because he intends to leave the city soon with his family,
John Ramage has resigned as a member of the library board. His successor will be
appointed by Mayor Ronan soon.
Henry Nystrom, a clerk in the Citizens' National bank, and
Miss Josephine Thompson, living south of the city near
S.F. Pepple returned Saturday afternoon from Sibley, where he
had been for several days at the bedside of Thos. Finley, who is quite seriously
ill. Mr. Finley is an old comrade of Mr. Pepple, having served in the 21st
G.W. Hesselroth, formerly of this city, but now of
Miss Alice Oakes, of Rock Rapids, is visiting at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Penman this week.
J.E. Bease and wife visited with friends and attended the
fair in
Mrs. G. Wahl, residing northwest of town, left Friday for Des
Moines, Iowa, where she will visit with relatives for a couple of weeks.
The Misses Hilda and Bertha Peterson spent Sunday with
friends at Rushmore.
Miss Myrtle Thompson of Rushmore visited with relatives in
Miss Myrtle Thompson of Rushmore visited with relatives in
August Anderson, who has been visiting during fair days with
John Johnson in Loraine, returning Saturday to his home at
Mrs. Eva Swartwood returned Saturday to her home at Currie,
Loren Clark, who is in a general store business at Aurora,
Iowa, left Saturday for that place, after visiting for nearly a week with his
parents in this city.
Mrs. E.W. Albertson, who has been the guest of her aunt Mrs.
Ira Mishler for two weeks, departed Saturday afternoon for her home at
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coss of Magnolia are this week the guests
of Mrs. Nellie Mott, the mother of Mrs. Coss.
Among fair visitors Friday and Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. S.
Fagerness, Misses Minnie and Jennie Hanson and brothers, Henry and Oscar, of
Rushmore.
Mrs. J.P. Biltgen returned Saturday from a two weeks' visit
at Bigelow with her daughter, Mrs. John Salstrom, who together with the latter's
husband and children accompanied her home for a visit over Sunday.
John Wood now has a position as traveling salesman for the
Henry Wissbeck Grain company of Milwaukee and just returned home Saturday from a
three weeks' trip on the road in the interests of that concern.
William Wood returned Friday night from nearly a month's
vacation spent in
Mrs. Ethel Greig of Magnolia, who has been visiting with the
family of J.A. Smith since Friday, left Saturday for Rushmore, where she will
visit over Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Renshaw.
Mrs. E.E. Ober and daughter, Mrs. Ella Tifft, of Loraine,
left Saturday for Canton, S.d., where they will visit relatives for a couple of
weeks.
Local Intelligence
J.G. Murphy of
H.L. Nowka, a clarionet
[clarinet?] player of Magnolia, who completed a two days engagement with
the Worthington Concert band at the Windom fair and one day at the fair here,
left Friday afternoon for his home.
Mrs. Oscar Sterling and children went to
Mrs. M. McWilliams returned Friday to her home at
Miss Marguerite Becker and Mrs. Dick Manuel, of Brewster,
attended the fair a couple of days this week, returning home Friday.
Frank Huber, of
A.O. Hendricks of
Miss Hilda Nelson, who is teaching school in
D.V. Palmer of
Mrs. Sadie Evans of
James Sowles and cousin, M. Davis, visited with friends at
Heron Lake Saturday.
Herbert Smith has purchased The Advance-Herald at
It will be a great surprise, no doubt, for the readers of our
paper to learn that Chas. Hamstreet has sold the Advance-Herald. The readers of
the Advance-Herald will be served as well in the future as they have been in the
past. Mr. Hamstreet has informed us that he intends to move with his family to
Chas. Hamstreet has sold the Worthington Advance-Herald to
Herbert H. Smith, of
The Worthington Advance-Herald, edited by Chas. Hamstreet,
was sold to Mr. Herbert H. Smith, of
Senator S.B. Bedford of Rushmore attended the fair Saturday
afternoon.
James Mann, who is employed by the
Mrs. Elmer Tatge of Magnolia, who recently underwent an
operation at the City hospital, was in the city Saturday for further medical
treatment.
Mrs. Ruprecht and Grey of Bigelow attended the fair a couple
days this week, returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Daniel Shell left Saturday afternoon for
Miss Margaret Schmidt of Dundee, who has been visiting for
several days with her cousin, Miss
Miss Joan Kitzeman, who has been the guest of Mrs. F.R.
Durfee for [the rest of this paragraph is missing].
Mrs. G.W. Hunt, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
J.S. Hunt, for a few days the past week, and attending the fair, returned Friday
to her home at Rushmore.
Theo. Opsata, who visited Thursday and Friday with his
brother-in-law, Wilson Abbott, returned Friday to his home at Luverne.
Lewis Vogel, who is employed as a farm hand at the Peter
Hawkinson farm, went to Fulda Saturday for an over Sunday visit with his brother
Albert and family.
F.C. Turner has purchased a second hand Ford touring car
which is almost as good as new. He got the car at a bargain; the owner, who had
paid for about half of the machine, recently died, and the company took the
auto, and balanced accounts and sold it again to Mr. Turner.
Mrs. C.H. Hurlbert and child arrived in the city Saturday
from
Mrs. Dr. Dodge of
The Misses
Miss Josephina Freisth of Humboldt [the
rest of this paragraph is illegible].
Who has accepted the call to the
Congregational church in this city.
Regular meeting of the
Yoeman Monday night.
Dr. Humiston has moved his
office to the hospital although that building is not fully completed.
Geo. W. Wilson's daughter,
Irma, was married on the 25th to Robert A. Stuart at Everett, Wash. Mr. Stuart
is connected with the Canyon Lumber Co. of Everett.
Ross Nelson and wife spent a
portion of the week at the corn palace at Mitchell, S.D.
Vic Strom went to Mitchell
for a few days last Wednesday.
Dr. Dodge was a passenger
for
I.F. Kelly went to
Dan Shell went to the twin
cities Sunday night on business.
There will be a meeting of
the Cemetery Association on
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W.H.
Mayer a ten pound boy last Friday.
Mrs. E.A. Totge who was
operated on at the
Geo. Bonde of
Mrs. Frank Smith from Org
had an accident which nearly resulted in the loss of one of her eyes. While
driving a cork into a bottle a small piece chipped off and entered her eye. She
is being cared for at the