Worthington Globe
April 21,1910
Thursday, April 21, 1910
John Montgomery, of
Mrs. C.H. Hurlburt, of
Edgar Linnell, of Ash Creek, was transacting business in town this week.
Born, on Wednesday evening, April 26, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Soenke, a son.
Miss Margaret McCall, of Brewster, visited her sister, Miss Bridget, last Saturday.
Andrew Jensen, of
W.J. Lambert, of
Miss Clara Foelschow went to
Messrs. Ed. Brown and Ed. Erickson of LeMars, were
Dr. A. Sullwold returned Monday from
Mrs. L.R. Gholz returned Monday from a visit with her mother and other
relatives at
Mrs. S.O. Lestico went to
Mrs. T. Johnson, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. H.A. Fauskee departed Tuesday for her home in Lakefield.
J.B. Batson, wife and family, of near Reading, were in the city Tuesday for a
few hours. They were on their way to
Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Lemore, of
J.G. Lawrence and wife, of
J.C. Carlson and A. Schinkel departed Tuesday morning for
Messrs. C. and J.O. Cedarholm, of
H.O. Lestico, of
A.H. Tilman and wife, of Wilmont, were in the city Wednesday evening. They
have just returned from
A.H. Miller, of Lismore, was here the latter part of last week.
E.A. Tripp, of
Henry Albers, of
B.H. Dietes, of New Ulm, was a caller in
Miss Dora Dreisen, of Wilmont, was visiting with friends in town last Saturday.
Oil Inspector Reed made a trip to
R.H. Austin, of
Mrs. G.F. Mork and son, Elmer, went to
Ole Peterson, of
O.L. Borst, of LeSueur, made
Mrs. Powell, of Staples,
J.M. Carleton, who has been visiting with his son Ralph, left Saturday for
his home in
Frank Glasgow returned the first of the week from Brogan,
Misses Minnie and Ruth Olson, of
Mrs. E.G. Rathlisberger, who has been visiting with her mother, Mrs. H. Apel,
departed Monday for her home in
Attorney Manley P. Thornton is the census enumerator for the city of
We are pleased to note that Oscar Edstrom, who has been confined to his bed for the past two weeks with rheumatism, is improving.
Misses Clara and Emma Bose, who have been making
Mrs. Andrew Houenstein, of
W.H. Lemm, formerly of this city, writes us from
Mrs. W.B. Stoutemeyer and Clifford Lyons, son of Mrs. Frank Lyons, were
operated upon at the
Mrs. Sam Edie and children, and Mrs. Ohrey, residing near
Miss Minnie Johnson is visiting with friends in
W.D. Boddy made a business trip to Rushmore the first of the week.
Miss Bertha Peterson went to
Ole Hanson, of Magnolia, was a business caller in
John O'Connor, of Leota township, was a
Miss Rowena F. Feathers, of our sister town of
S.J. Garlerick, of
Mrs. Lehman went to
Geo. W. Baker, of Wilmont, was transacting business in the county capitol Tuesday.
Chas. Paulson, of Belle Plaine,
C.H. Parker and family, of
Miss Francis Hafer, of Brewster, who has been making her home in this city, returned home Tuesday.
A. Bedford, of Rushmore, was among the business visitors from that place in
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Martin, of Luverne, are visiting in the city the guests of Mrs. L.D. Barnes.
Miss Theda Everett came over from Ash Creek last Saturday for a few days' visit at the Everett and Ackerman homes.
Mrs. C.H. Smallwood went to
J.S. Frink is putting in a thorough system of plumbing in the Frank Glasgow residence. Both hard and soft water will be used.
Ray VanTassel and Claus Groos, of Pipestone, who have been working in the Steffen's restaurant, departed for parts unknown Sunday.
Judge Wilson informs the Globe that he received a letter from Warden Wolfer,
of the
Messrs. John James and E. Edstrom were passengers to Brewster Wednesday. These gentlemen went over to examine a compressed air well drilling machine.
Pat Larkin, who has been making his home with his daughter, Mrs. Henry Holmes, near this city, died Tuesday morning. He had lived in this section a number of years and was about 91 years old.
E.P. Kieth [Keith?], of
The following marriage licenses were granted during the past week: Fred Griep of Woodberry county, Iowa, and Edna Caney of Nobles county; Pat Gannon of Lyon county and Mary Scholtes of Nobles county; Ben Harris and Emma Joens [Jones?] of Nobles county; John A. Olson to Engria Williamson, Lewis Langer to Margaruite Furey, Roy Walter Coulter to Margaruite Elizabeth Kinsman, all of Nobles county.
J.C. Carlson is putting a new shingle roof on his home.
Roy Vincent, of Luverne, was a
Miss Kate Martin was visiting with friends in Ellsworth last week.
Mrs. Hart Danielson, of
F.F. Burdett, of
L.A. Larson, of Dell Rapids, S.D., was looking over
M.E. Lawton, the real estate man, made a business trip to Windom last Wednesday.
Fred Esser, of
Rev. G.A. Cahoon visited at Welcome and several other points down the line this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Johnson went to Ellsworth for a couple of days' visit with relatives Tuesday.
Nick Casaretto, of
Elmer Carlson returned home last Saturday after about a year's absence in various cities in the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kilburn, formerly of this city, but now of
WM. Poole, district manager of the Yoemen left Wednesday for Lismore on business connected with that order.
Fred Zbornich left Saturday for his home in
Mrs. D.A. Coulter, who has been keeping house for her son, R.W., departed on
Friday last for her home at
Mrs. J.D. Everett, who recently underwent an operation at the city hospital, was able to be removed to her home Friday last.
Judge P.E. Brown, of Luverne, was registered at the Worthington Hotel last
Saturday. He had just returned from a trip to
E.J. Jones went to
The rumor that Joe Martin, who recently removed from
Mrs. Chas Peterson and children left last Thursday for
James Elwin, of
Milton Dickinson, who was arrested a couple of weeks ago for breaking open the cash box in the Worthington Hotel, plead guilty before Judge Brown Wednesday afternoon and was sentenced to the State Training School for boys and girls at Red Wing. He gave his age to the Judge as 14. He said that his mother was dead and that his father was a traveling man and had placed him in care of a brother but they could not agree so he ran away.
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Manly P. Thornton was in Ellsworth last week on business.
A. Nazarenus transacted business in Brewster and vicinity, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ludlow of Rushmore, visited in
Professer Oakes, of Rushmore, was transacting business in the city Saturday.
D. Reynolds, of Bigelow, was a business visitor in
M.G. Hurd has sold his pacing horse Mike, to W.F. Schilling, of
Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Henry, of
Master Edward Doden went to Brewster Monday for a visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Peterson left Thursday for an extended visit with relatives and old
friends at
Mrs. Cowing, of
Piano Tuner Gregory, of
Tony Malmquist and sister, Clara, of Rushmore, were visiting with friends in
John Lewis Laughlin, one of the newspaper contest managers, was in the city Sunday calling on friends.
John McCord, of
Mrs. Wm. Burchard entertained friends at a quilting bee Saturday afternoon. Refreshments were served.
Earl Barklew, who has been making
Mrs. Peters, of Jasper, spent a few hours in the city with friends last week. She went from here to LeMars to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Grace Ager and children, who have been visiting with Mrs. Wilson Ager,
departed Friday for her home at
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nelson left Saturday for the Twin Cities to buy new fixtures for their restaurant and incidentally take in the sights.
Miss Nellie Johnson, who has been teaching in the Moberly district, left last
Saturday for
D. Bixby, one of the employees at the
H.E. Spencer, one of the efficient clerks in the Herbert drug store, is taking a couple of weeks' vacation and is spending the time taking in the sights in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Richard Shultz entertained a number of friends last Saturday evening, the occasion being her birthday. Refreshments were served and an excellent time enjoyed by all.
Frank Anderson, of
Mrs. H.G. Hance, a sister of G.W. Hamilton, who has been visiting in the city
the past few days, departed this morning for
A very pretty home wedding occurred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Carney, four miles east of Bigelow, Wednesday evening, April 20, at six o'clock.
The bride was Miss Edna, their oldest daughter, and the groom Fred Griep, of
H.D. Barnard was in the city the first of the week on business.
Mads Jabson was over from
R.F. Jenkins, of Ocheyedan, was a
E. Kenneth, of
W.F. Weaver, of
C.C. Benns, of Magnolia, was transacting business in town the first of the week.
Miss Rose Hand, of Bigelow, was visiting friends in the city the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Krause, of Bigelow, were visiting in the city Wednesday.
O.T. Vellman, of
W.J. McLean, of
Mrs. H.H. Bassett and daughters of Rushmore were visiting relatives in the city Wednesday.
Miss Freda Lees, who is attending school here, went to her home in Brewster to spend Sunday.
Mrs. John Wagner and daughter, Miss Minnie, of Bigelow, were
R.T. Bethel of Clarion,
Mrs. J.S. Frink returned from Luverne, where she has been for the past six weeks, visiting with her mother.
Mrs. J.O. Scott, of
A. Nazarenus will leave in a short time for a visit to his old home in
Mrs. F.W. Greene and baby, who have been visiting with friends in the city, departed on Saturday for their home in St. James.
A. Sullwold, the Chiropractor, is back from school and will occupy Dr. Geyerman's former offices. Patients can call at any time now.
I.F. Kelley, the Buick automobile man, has sold two machines the past week.
Verily,
N.J. Reynolds, of Bigelow, was in the city Friday saying goodbye to old
friends. He was on his way to
Messrs John Olson and Godfred Schugren, who were here to attend the Nelson-Blomgren
wedding, departed Saturday last for
J.H. Peterson, of
Mrs. Hans Hendrickson, who has been in the city visiting her mother, Mrs. R.E.
Smith, departed Thursday morning for her home in
Mirom Allen, of
From our Vast Army of Correspondents.
RUSHMORE
J.B. Ludlow visited at
Dr. Gould of
Fred Jinn and Miss Krakow attended the dance at
W.H. Christensen went to
Miss Elsie Boyce visited at her home in
Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. Owens, a ten pound boy, Monday. All are doing well.
Mrs. P.H. Ackerman, from near Reading, visited over Sunday at the home of Chas. Morton.
Miss Lillian Wemple has resigned her position at the drug store and Miss Addie Rowe has taken her place.
Rev. A.H. Thuran left for Chanceler S.D., to attend the Presbytery of George, of which he is a member.
Miss Freda Green, who has been clerking in Prideaux's store the past month,
returned to her home at
Miss Maud Anderson, of
Mr. James Baird was taken suddenly sick Monday with a stroke of paralysis. At the present writing he is not much improved.
A very pleasant surprise party was given at the home of W.R. McLeod on Tuesday night. Everybody present report a good time.
Mrs. Hans Henderson returned from
Miss Mabel James returned Friday from her home at
Miss Alida Bedford, who has been visiting friends at
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson left Friday for a visit with relatives and friends
at
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Mrs. Groaniga is very slow in gaining strength since her recent illness.
Miss Mildred Johnson accompanied her Grandpa King to Bigelow, Friday morning.
Mr. H. Bjornstad was in
Victor Anderson made a short visit in
The sudden change of weather was too much of a shock for Mrs. King, as she was in bed several days the first of the week.
Miss Mabel King came home Friday night to spend the summer vacation, after having finished a seven month's term of School in Dist. 83.
Miss Grace Mann has been teaching six days a week the last couple of weeks in order to make up lost time. Her school will be out the 29th of April.
Mrs. O.F. Johnson and little son, Myron, returned to Bigelow the last of the
week, after a short visit with relatives in
Proximity Panegyric
Walter Schweiger, of
Editor R.B. Russel, of the Hayfield Guard, is dead as the result of burns. He
tried to start a fire with kerosene and the can exploded with fatal results. He
was formerly of
Mr. and Mrs. James Madison Bryan, formerly old residents of this county, are
dead. Mr. Bryan died at
Edward Hanson, residing at Lismore, will build a new house there this spring. Fred Hasseman is building a barn and will erect a house as soon as the lumber arrives. The town is also doing a great deal in the cement sidewalk line.
Miss Anna Hauenstein is reported on the sick list this week.
F.L. Keith was doing some papering for Ben Reemts Monday.
Mrs. J.R. Pettis spent last Monday night at the home of E. Bowersocks.
O.H. Hawkins brought in a nice veal for our butcher the first of the week.
Wm. J. Klessig was out with the mail last Tuesday, acting as relief for George.
Harm Rust is in the country part of this week, helping A.I. Standifer in the construction of some wire fence.
Joe Hendrix spent Sunday in
Mr. and Mrs. S.H. McMaster visited friends in
Mrs. C.E. Harding, and daughter, Miss Grace, were
Miss Lila Norman and Mrs. Rice, of
A number of Kinbrae people attended the funeral of Mrs. O.E. Randall at
Mr. Johnson, of
Recent Deals in Dirt.
August B. Johning to Albert Johning, se 1/4 of sec 25, twp 104. Consideration $9,600.
Elizabeth J. Tupper to Wm B. Vail and H.C. Henny, se 1/4 of sec 22, twp 103. Consideration $7,760.
Charles F. Martin to Geo. T. Stinson, 80 acres in twp 102. Consideration $4,250.
H.G. Williams to Christ Zimmerman, lot 1, block 15, east addition to City of
Christ Zimmerman to Sanna Engstrom, lot 2, block 15, City of
James S. Ramage to G.W. Patterson, se 1/4 of sec 35, twp 103. Con. $6,800.
Clarance Sherratt to Peter B. Scholtes, S.E. 1/4 of sec 20, twp 101 range 20. Con. $12,400.
Frank K.J. Johnson to Thos F. Haggerty, se 1/4 of sec 7, twp 102, range 41. Con. $12,000.
I.F. Kelly to Ned Jones, se 1/4 of sec 33, twp 102, range 39. Con. $6,560.
Peter B. Scholtes to Anthony Thompson se 1/4 of sec 20, twp 101, range 42. Con. $12,560.