MRS. WM.
Wife of Former Pastor of Methodist Church Here Passes Away
Mrs. Wm. Copp died Saturday
morning, Dec. 18, at her home in
The previous afternoon an
entertainment had been given at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George R. Moore
in the former's honor and in the evening Mrs. Copp retired in apparently good
spirits. Mrs. Copp was nearly 77 years of age.
Mrs. Moore took the body to
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Mr. and Mrs. P.D. Peterson
moved to
Miss Emma Teitenberg of
Wilmont left Monday for
N. Teitenberg of Wilmont
passed through the city Monday, while on his way to the twin cities, where he
will be the guest of friends for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Helmick
returned Saturday from
Births
Boy, at
New Year's eve, a girl
arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bergstrand, who reside south of town.
To Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Metzgar, a girl on
Dissolve Partnership
Notice is hereby given that
the firm of Burchard and Peterman has by mutual consent been dissolved, Mr.
Burchard assuming all liabilities of the firm; and continuing said business as
the Worthington Creamery Co. --W.H. Peterman.
Local News
Frank Turner made a business
trip to Heron Lake Monday.
Miss Grace Rankin went to
Rushmore Monday, where she has employment.
J.H. James started on the
road again Monday for a
C.O. Ford, who sprained his
back in helping with the arrangements at the armory for the meetings was in bed
for several days.
William and Bennie Thompson
of Rushmore were in
John Wood, who is traveling
for a
Matt Jensen and daughter,
Miss Mabel of Rushmore changed cars here Monday, while on their way to Sheldon,
where they will visit friends for a short time.
Misses Emma and Grace Riss,
who have been visiting their uncle, John Riss, who resides west of
G.H. Doeden returned Tuesday
from Lakefield, where he and his wife have been visiting relatives for some
time. Mrs. Doeden will return home the latter part of this week.
August Anderson who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. Anderson and sister, Mrs. Carl Lindstrom in this
city for several days, returned Tuesday to his home at
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Cashel and
son, Master Charles Roger, returned Monday from
Miss Duchess Goodenough was
here between trains Monday, enroute to
Dr. J.W. Gould of Fairmont,
father of Dr. J.N. Gould of this city and Mrs. W.C. Carver, a cousin of the
latter, who have been spending New Year's in this city, returned Monday to their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. G.H. Allen and
two children, who have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Allen in
this city for the past two weeks, departed Monday afternoon for their home at
Aberdeen, S.D.
Dr. L.I. Aldrich and wife
were in this city for a few hours Monday, while on their way to Rushmore, they
having been visiting friends and relatives for several days at
Irvin Richards went to
Mrs. A.R. Albertus and
daughter, Miss Jean, arrived home Monday from
Messrs. Kenneth Rice,
Everett Lindgren, James McKenzie, Carl Gowin and Everett Mohl of Adrian were
shaking hands with friends at the depot in this city Monday, while on their way
to
John Eggleston, who last
week took the examination for fireman on the
George Bonde of
Eddie Hein of Brewster
visited over Sunday with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pfarrer in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton and
family came over from Luverne Saturday and visited until Monday afternoon at the
homes of Charles and Wilson Abbott in this city. Mrs. Newton is a sister of the
latter.
The Brotherhood of American
Yeomen will have Installation of officers at their regular meeting,
Owing to the fact that I am
going to
Mrs. Gertrude K. Bohring, a
graduate of the Frances Willard Memorial
A letter received in this
city some days ago from
Miss Mildred Thomas and
brother, Lyle, visited in
Local Intelligence
Mrs. J.S. Frink was the
guest of relatives at Luverne over Sunday.
Miss chloe Anderson of Org
went to Wilmar Saturday morning where she will visit relatives for a few days.
Clerk of Court F.L. Humiston
left Monday for
Nels Olson and wife departed
Monday for
Solon Renshaw of Rushmore
was the guest of Reuben Oakes in this city over Sunday.
Reuben Oakes was the guest
of friends at Bigelow Monday of this week.
Rev. Ralph Carleton of the
M.E. church went to Rushmore Monday afternoon, where he lectured in the evening
at a union meeting of the churches.
Mrs. J.O. Gilbertson and
child arrived Monday from Pipestone for a visit with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. L.W. Abbott.
William Loveless and George
Lawson visited with friends and attended the band concert at the
H. Stammann and Elert
Ellefson of Hardwick and A.H. Miller of Lismore passed through this city Monday
on their way to
Father Bartholemew visited a
few days this week with Father Sherman in this city.
E. Fish was confined to his
home Wednesday of this week, being under the weather.
Tomorrow night, (Saturday)
the Degree of Honor will hold installation of officers. All members are
requested to be present.
J.J. Kies went to
Mrs. L.P. Free and daughter,
Miss Roberta, returned Monday from
Mrs. E.C. Furgeson is this
week visiting with her daughter, Mrs. P.J. Sullivan at Brewster.
W.W. Buss went to Sibley
Monday afternoon, where he had business.
Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Marr left
Tuesday afternoon for
David Lutterman, who has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. H. Lutterman at Wilmont for several days,
returned Monday to his home at Sibley.
O.S. Holmberg of
Oscar Olson, who has been
visiting relatives at Slayton since Christmas, returned to
Miss Kitty Chaney returned
Monday from
Henry Boetcher went to
Albert Voss of Bigelow
passed through this city Wednesday on his way to
Seven new students were
enrolled in the schools Monday of this week, they being Charles Long, Ethel,
Stella and Ralph Stonesifer, William and Ellsworth Patterson and Axel Olson.
Miss Carrie M. Kinley of
Mr. and Mrs. G.R. Lawrence
visited friends at
Z. Nerness was in the city
for several hours Wednesday, while on his way to Windom on business. Last Friday
Mr. Nerness had the misfortune to upset with a load of hay, and narrowly escaped
breaking his neck. The cords in his neck were badly wrenched and he is yet
suffering from the effects of the fall.
Miss Blanche Donahue arrived
in the city Monday from Pipestone where she has been the guest of friends during
the holidays. She visited here several days at the home of Miss Jennie Beckley,
and on Monday and Tuesday paid a visit to the high school, in which she was
instructor of science last year. She is this year teaching that subject in the
high school at
A marriage license was this
week issued to John A. Nowah of Ramsey county, this state, and Miss Grace Brown
of Nobles county.
Arthur Beede arrived in
Mrs. A.N. Carpenter returned
Tuesday morning from
R.S. Uden went to
Mrs. J.K. Baker and son,
Mrs. Roy Lewis went to
A.A. Jenkins of
Mrs. Emma Webster of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brodine
and two children arrived in this city Monday from
John Murphy of Lakefield
formerly a student in high school here was a visitor to the schools Wednesday
afternoon, while waiting for his train to Lakefield, his home, he will visit
there for a couple of days before leaving for Idaho, at which place he will
assist in erecting a large concrete bridge.
Reuben Oakes professor of
the Rushmore schools, inspected the
W.B. Stoutemyer will begin
the cutting and shipping of ice Monday of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Loafman,
who were married in this city but a few weeks ago, left Monday for Sheldon,
where they will be the guests of friends and relatives for a short time, after
which they will leave for their home near
Oakley Tripp left Monday
afternoon for Hamline, where he will take up his studies at the university after
spending the holidays with his parents at
A.S. Engh of Sioux City, who
has been visiting since New Year's with his daughter, Mrs. J.A. Suddaby,
departed Monday for his home.
Mrs. A.J. Woodford and two
children returned Monday from
Adolph Amondson and A.
Hardow returned Saturday from
Chas. Abbott left Monday for
John Siler of Ash Creek,
left Monday for his home after spending the holidays with his uncles, Wilson and
Chas. Abbott in this city.
Mrs. W.H. Gilchrist and two
children left Monday for
Miss Nina Canfield returned
Monday to her home at St. Paul, after visiting during the holidays with her
brother, E.L. Canfield and family of this city.
Mrs. C.E. Pfenning of Belle
Plain arrived in the city Monday for a visit with her husband, who is employed
as operator at this station. Mr. Pfenning is relieving Frank LePatche, who left
for the city Monday morning, where he will visit for several weeks.
Misses Bell Scott of
Rushmore and Agnes Taylor of
Mrs. L.C. Hansen and three
little boys who have been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jens
Christensen, left January 1, for her home at Tilden, Nebr., where they have a
farm. Mrs. Jens Christensen gave an oyster dinner in honor of her sister, to the
International Sunshine Society of Lorain, Dec. 30th. A very pleasant time was
had by the 43 who were present.
John Carncross has been
quite ill at his home for the past week, but is at present somewhat improved.
J.E. McElligott left Tuesday
for
Joseph Hildyard visited with
his parents in this city from Friday until Monday, when he returned to
J.F. Gerdes, who has been in
the
Mrs. George Pfarrer,
accompanied her sister, Mrs. H.S. Mormons to her home at
Dwight Ludlow, who has been
spending the holidays with his parents in this city, returned Monday to
Dr. O.C. Selby, who has been
spending his holiday vacation with friends and relatives in this city, departed
Monday in company with his father for
Edward Hauenstein, who has
been spending the holidays with his parents, near
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Burgess of