With the Churches
Rev. E. Vestlund of Windom
occupied the pulpit of the Swedish Mission church last Sunday.
Rev. O. Brose of
Dr. Jennings preaches
morning and evening in the Presbyterian church. He addressed the Cottonwood
county Sunday school convention Thursday evening.
Dr. Sowles will take
"Doorkeepers" as his theme at the Union Congregational church Sunday
morning. In the evening: "From Mire to Christ." Special music is
always prepared for every service of the year. Non church-goers are specially
invited to the evening services.
Real Estate Transfers
October 21 to 28th.
Jasper N. Grapes to Herman
Schneider, lt 4, blk 1, Faragher's add., Adrian;
H. VanRooyen to G.W. Rohlf, sw. ¼, sec. 30-102-40;
Simon S. McKenzie to Karl Anda, e ½ of ne ¼ 5-103-43;
John S. Randolph to Jas. Tighe, lt 2, blk 2, Hersey;
Jas. H. Maxwell to Chas. W. Davis, lt 12, blk 14, Wilmont;
Wm. McLean to C.W. Davis lt 7, McLean's sub div blk 47 Worthington;
Annie E. Lundgren to John Peterson lt 6, Paulson's add., Worthington.
THRUSTS NAIL-
Donald Sullivan, Aged One Year, Nearly Loses Sight of an Eye
Friday afternoon Donald, the
one year old child of Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Sullivan met with an accident which came
near costing him the loss of sight of one eye. The little fellow was playing
with a finger-nail file when he fell, the point of the file entering his eye.
Upon examination it was found that the file had not penetrated the pupil of the
eye and hence the sight would not be lost. The parents left Friday evening for
WELL KNOWN HERE
Mrs. Alvin Langley Dies at Her Home in
J.E. Darling received a
telegram Tuesday announcing the sad death of his daughter, Mrs. Alvin Langley at
her home in
The remains were brought
here Thursday and the funeral held in the
VISITOR DIES HERE
Sister of Mrs. E. Ober Dies Suddenly While Visiting
Mrs. Emma Bocook of Tolono,
Ill., who for the past three weeks has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. E.
Ober in Loraine township, was taken seriously ill Thursday with an attack of
diabetes and on Saturday afternoon about
Mrs. Bocook was accompanied
here by a sister, Mrs. Elsie Brown of
E.R. Tafft and his sister,
Miss Ella, of
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Mrs. A.R. Albertus returned
Tuesday from
Here in
John Miller will have a sale
of live stock and farm machinery at his farm 7 miles southwest of the city next
Wednesday beginning at
Mrs. Hawley the past week
bought out the interest of Mrs. Suddaby in the millinery firm and will conduct
the business herself. Mrs. Suddaby will remain in the store until Nov. 1.
Frank Wilson is temporary
superintendent of the city power plant vice J.E. McElligott who resigned at the
last meeting of the council.
Eddie Saxon, the 14 year old
son of John Saxon was buried at
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Miss Mabel Kunzman visited
with friends at Org Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Mitchell is this
week enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. C.C. McCune of
Miss Alta Thompson of
Pete Benson, J. Neuroth, R.H.
O'Day and W.B. Tregoning of Adrian, who have been serving on the jury in court
the past week, returned home Tuesday as all jury cases were completed by that
day and the jurymen dismissed.
Births
Girl Oct. 27 to Mrs. A.J.
Kirk of
F.A. STEVENS RESIGNS
Old Employe of the
F.A. Stevens, who for the
past twenty some years has served Nobles county in the various capacities of
clerk of court, deputy clerk of the court and court commissioner, Oct. 18
tendered his resignation as court commissioner, which office he has held for
nearly twelve years.
Mrs. Stevens resigned his
position because of old age and failing eye sight and will be succeeded by C.M.
Cory, who was appointed by Judge Brown.
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J.G. Mitchell went to
Local Intelligence
G.B. Hildyard is paying
highest market price for poultry.
J.E. McElligott made a
business trip to the twin cities Tuesday.
Col. B.S. Uden was a
business visitor to
G.W. Roth was a business
passenger to Currie,
Vic Anderson transacted
business in
Mrs. C. Moen of
Chas. Foelschow went to
Brewster Tuesday to post bills for his sale.
J.G. Mitchell and J.J. Kies
made a business trip to Wilmont Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Pannell
visited with relatives at
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DeVaney
spent Sunday with relatives at Bigelow Sunday.
C.J. Ivers and wife of
Rushmore were in
Mrs. Thos. Prideaux came
over from Rushmore Wednesday for a visit with relatives.
Mesdames J.D. Humiston and
E.J. Wolven visited with friends at
Mrs. Frank Glasgow went to
Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Mohr of
near
Mrs. Helen Dunnecliff of
D.C. Hopkins of Minneapolis
was this week looking after farm interests in
Mrs. C. Anderson came over
from
Robert Reed went to
G.W. Patterson went to
A.R. Smith of
Mrs. A.P. Miller went over
to
D.C. Hopkins of Minneapolis
was in the city a few days this week looking after land interests in the county.
Friday evening Nov. 5 a
Rebekah lodge will be organized as an auxiliary to the Odd Fellows in
W.C. Davey of Rushmore, a
mem- (sic) of the jury in court in
Mrs. J.N. Gould was a
passenger for Bigelow Tuesday, where she visited between trains with Miss Laura
Kain.
John Skrable of
John Reifenberger of
Miss Emma Schroeder of
Rushmore visited between trains Monday with Mrs. John Mitchell and family in
this city.
Wm. Shrader went to
Dr. Manson and Emil Nelson
went to the twin cities Saturday morning to attend to some business matters of
the former.
Mr. and Mrs. M.B. Potter of
Mrs. J.W. Dodge and trimmer,
Miss Esther Anderson of
All members of the Birthday
club present at the meeting at the home of Mrs. J.S. Kies Tuesday report a very
pleasant time.
Miss Linda Neumann of
Mrs. I.T. Branigan of Rock
Rapids,
A marriage license was this
week issued by Clerk of court to Chas. Larson of
Mrs. E. Poppitz of
W.A. Hawley gave an
exhibition of the Humiston ponies at the
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Manning Plotts visited
friends at
Joseph Taylor and family
have arrived safely at
Do you know we are going to
load a car of poultry next week. Bring in all you have to sell. Our prices are
right. C.A. Pederson, agent.
Mrs. C.A. Wagner returned
Wednesday to her home at New Richland, Minn., after a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. C.P. Dolan.
Mrs. Ross Nelson was called
to Windom Tuesday by a telegram announcing the sudden illness of Mr. Nelson's
sister, Miss Hannah Nelson.
Mesdames H.A. Ehrisman,
Thos. Prideaux,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Holbrook
and Charles and William Loveless were among others from here, who attended the
dance at
Miss Ella Langseth of Round
Lake and Miss Susan Dingwall of this city left Monday for Madelia, this state,
for several days visit with relatives.
Miss Olga Glasoe, who has
been visiting in the city for the past week left Monday for
Mr. and Mrs. E.G.
Rathisberger, left Monday for
Miss Clara Forrett of
Mrs. R.F. Schoonover, who
has been visiting for a week in
Rev. G.G. Schmidt and wife
left Wednesday for
Miss Clara Frenz and Mrs.
Andrew Besser and little son, arrived in the city uesday for a visit with Mrs.
Alfred Albright, sister of Mrs. Besser.
Mrs. W.T. Hayes returned
Tuesday from
Saturday evening an
invitation dance was given at the home of the Kunze brothers, west of town. All
present report a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Albert Krusmark
departed Wednesday for her home at Slayton, after a week's visit with the Fred
Myer family, east of town.
Mrs. Eva Swartwood came down
from Currie,
Attorney C.M. Crandall, who
has been in the city the past three weeks looking after legal business, departed
Wednesday for his home at
Joe Frank, passenger
brakeman on the Worthington-Mitchell branch of the
Mrs. E.K. Smith and two
children and sister, Miss Inez Branigan departed Tuesday for
Mrs. O.C. Fuqua, who has
been the guest of friends and relatives in
Mr. and Mrs. J.N. Neal of
Mesdames D.J. Jones and
Eugene Sigrist, who have been the guests of the J.F. Cass family in this city
for the past two weeks, departed Monday for their home at
Mrs. Alex Bonnin, who
resides five miles north of here, visited with Mr. Bonnin's sister, Mrs. Ed
Burger, at Mankato for a week, returning home Wednesday.
Mrs. A.O. Wensburg, who has
been paying a visit to her father, A.O. Wensburg, returned Tuesday to her home
at Luverne, where her husband is employed in the Journal office.
L.W. Abbott accompanied by
his wife and daughter, Garnette, left yesterday for Minneapolis to attend the
teachers' annual state convention held there the last three days of this week.
W.M. White of Lindville,
Ill., who has been visiting in this city for the past two weeks with his
brother, L.A. White, returned home Tuesday. He was accompanied as far as Sheldon
by the latter.
Editor A.J. Schaeffer of the
Adrian Democrat was in the city between trains Monday on his way to Hot Spring,
S.D., for treatment for hay fever. He expects to be gone for several weeks.
Miss Emma Vogt of Brewster
was in the city, Tuesday to consult a physician in regard to throat trouble,
which necessitated the removal of her tonsils. She was accompanied here by her
mother, Mrs. Peter Vogt.
Fred Filk, who formerly
resided on the Miller farm west of Worthington writes M.E. Lawton from Wheaton,
Minn., that he is well pleased with his new location and that land is
wWorthington$60 to $75 an acre near there.
John H. Scott who left
Monday, Mrs. Anton Nelson
departed for Rushmore, called there by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs.
T.H. Prideaux.
Mrs. M.E. Gillson went to
Okabena, Monday afternoon, for a short visit with relatives.
George Filman, of south of
Additional Local
Outhwaite Kumler went to
Miss Freda Olson of Org
visited over Sunday with the E.L. Johnson family.
Dr. P.T. Geyerman made a
trip to Brewster Saturday on professional business.
Rev. Westlund of
Mr. and Mrs. F.F. Austin of
Bigelow were the guests of
Mrs. L.C. Davis arrived in
the city Saturday for an over Sunday visit with Mrs. M.C. Carr.
Dr. W.A. Saxon returned
Saturday from Welcome,
Mrs. W.A. Saxon returned
Saturday from Windom, where she has been visiting the past week with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. E.E. Norman went to
Mrs. A. Kruck returned
Saturday to her home at
Roy Mead of Kinbrae, who has
been serving on the jury the past week, returned home Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with his family, the jury having been dismissed until Monday.
Mrs. J.E. Erickson has been
visiting in Pipestone with friends.
G.W. Patterson returned
Saturday from
Joe Mackay went to Windom
Saturday, where he played with an orchestra for a dance in the evening.
Mrs. G.A. Lincoln went to
John Haseman of
Mrs. Claude Wood came down
from Windom Saturday and spent Sunday with her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wood.
Among others who attended
the Worthington-Windom football game at the latter place Saturday were Harris
and Miss Lillian Darling.
Mr. and Mrs. D.F. Murray and
Mr. and Mrs. M.B. Fennell, who reside on farms near this city, have been
visiting at Jeffers, this state.
Misses Mabel Fouts and Eva
Ryan, both of whom are teachers in the public schools at
A.W. Tierney, John S.
Tolverson and H.F. Haseman returned to their homes at
Wm. Peterman, of
Frank Beckring of Leota, who
has been one of the jurists in the district court here, visited with relatives
at
Geo. B. Johnston and wife
and two children returned Monday to their home at Pipestone after a very
pleasant over Sunday visit at the M.C. Carr home in this city.
Mesdames Jas. Hughes and
Will Roberts, who have been visiting for the past week with their cousin, Mrs.
John Frink, returned Saturday to their homes at Luverne.
Wm. Ronan and his two
nieces, Misses Blanche and Ella May Ronan, who have been visiting for several
days at the home of his parents in Hawarden, Iowa, returned home Monday.
Mrs. R.F. Schonover of
Mrs. J.H. James and son
Jack, went to
Mrs. J.W. Gray of
Mrs. Chas. Duel and her
sister, Miss Clara Hanson, who have been visiting relatives in
Messrs. Oscar Kunzman and
Victor Strom left Monday for
Wm. A. Poole, district
manager of the Yeomen lodge, with headquarters at Pipetone, passed through this
city Saturday on his way to Beaver Creek, on a business trip in the interests of
that organization.
Miss Ethel Bloom, who is
teaching near Westbrook, this state, visited over Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W.E. Bloom, in this city.
John Webster made a business
trip to Sibley and
Miss Marguerite Becker left
Monday evening in company with her brother Adam for
Messrs. W.B. Tregonning,
Dick O'Day, Phil Landes, Peter Benson and John Nuroth of Adrian, who have been
serving on the jury of the district court, spent Sunday at their homes at
Adrian, court having been dismissed until Monday morning.
A party of hunters,
consisting of Sam Hamilton and Barney Esser of
Rushmore visitors to our
city were very much in evidence last Saturday. Among others were Misses Lois
Renshaw, Clara Malmquist, Belle Scott, Mesdames Jno. Dahlberg, Geo. Thompson,
H.A. Bassett, Joe Mitchell, Fred Gregg and Editor Martin Mattison of the
Rushmore Enterprise.
Albert Nyberg returned
Saturday to his home at Rushmore, having been in court in
J.G. Henderson, one of the
jurors at district court here, returned to his home at Brewster Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with his family.
Miss Alice Poe, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Ralph Smith in this city for the past week, returned Saturday
to her home at Triumph, Minn.
Mesdames D. Cosgrove and J.H.
Shaw of Bigelow were in the city Monday on a shopping expedition.
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