Worthington Globe
June 2, 1910
Thursday, June 2, 1910
PAY
HONOR TO NATION’S DEAD Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day Appropriately
Observed GLOWING TRIBUTES PAID To Those Who Wore The Blue In Defence of Our
Great Nation
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We understand that next
year the Memorial services will be held under the auspices of Co. F, and it is
fitting that they should be. There are but few of the old soldiers left and in
the past they have labored hard to fittingly observe the day, and it is now time
that they were releived of that duty and be guests of honor upon that occasion.
The following is the list of the soldiers dead and W.R.C. buried in the
CIVIL WAR
Governor Miller, Jos.
Nichols, S.D. Eastman, G.W. Brant, R.F. Baker, Jonas Bedford, Wm. Ditty, H.F.
Hovey, Robt. McCune, J.F. Sisson, G.W. Crane, J.C. Newkirk, A.L. Rose, R.M.
Small, G.N. Stoddard, E. Fenstermaker, E.H. Bassett, G.W. Bullis, S. Hackett,
Milton Fellows, I.H. Johnson, H.B. Tripp, C.C. Whitney, A.S. Torrance, H.E.
Torrance, Amos Forbes, Azom Forbes, Wm. Stokes, I.S. Darling, Thos. Klasey, B.F.
Congdon, Chas. Wilkerson, I.J. Bingham, Robt. Firth, B. Buchan, Nathan Barnes.
SPANISH WAR
Edwin Dolan, Loren Town.
W.R.C.
Mrs. Susan Ditty, Mrs.
Patience Firth, Mrs. H.F. Hovey, Mrs. Sarah Humiston, Mrs. L.B. Bennett, Mrs.
Minnie Arnold, Mrs. I.H Brown, Mrs. Helen M. Stevens, Mrs. Katie L. Plotts, Mrs.
I.H. Johnson, Mrs. I.A. Town, Mrs. C.C. Whitney.
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A letter received today
from Mr. A. Nazarenus who is visiting in
Proximity Panagyric
Frank J. Habberman and
Miss Mary Ramerth were married at the Catholic church in
Wilber Dempsy got shot
through the hand at Sibley last week while hunting gophers. He was in the act of
brabing one of the fellows with him when another shot at a gopher, the bullet
glancing through his hand.
Warren Townsend, of
Magnolia, had the misfortune to lose a leg by being run over by a train at
Luverne last Saturday. He was standing on the depot platform when the train came
in and in some way was pushed or fell under the train.
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J.A. Smith was in
John W. Stiver and
children returned Tuesday from La Prairie,
Mrs. Ole Berg came over
from
R.J. Jones, of
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Martin at East Jordon,
Mr. and Mrs. John Voss
left Friday for a week’s visit with relatives at
J. Stellman departed
Monday for LeMars, where he will remain for two or three months.
Mrs. F. Austin and baby,
of Bigelow, were the guests of Mrs. L.K. Stevens this week.
Mr. and Mrs. M.B. Barton,
of
Mrs. H.A. Bassett came
over from Rushmore Saturday to attend the Memorial exercises.
Carl Nutting, of the
Vienna Bakery, of Luverne, was transacting business in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Durfee left
last week for C___ville Minn., for a two or three weeks’ visit with relatives.
Mrs. G.A. Lincoln will
give a public recital by her class of music at the Congregational church, June
15th.
John E. Salstrom and Harry
Grey, of the State Bank of Bigelow, were callers at the Globe office Monday.
Miss Cowing, of
Mrs. Gould Wilson, of
Pipestone, arrived in the city Friday and visited over Sunday, the guest of I.N.
Wilson and family.
Mrs. Carrigan and Miss
McKinzie, of
Miss Marie Ryan, trained
nurse at
Mrs. G.A. Smith, of
LeMars, who has been the guest of Postmaster Coughran and family, returned to
her home Wednesday.
F.J. Schettler, of
Wilmont, was visiting with acquaintances in town Friday. He left on the
afternoon train for a week’s visit at
Mrs. H. Neinstead, of St.
Peter, was the guest of Mrs. P. O’Connor Tuesday. She was on her way home from
Wilmont, where she has been looking after land interests.
The little five-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Woodford, residing two miles west of town, was
quite severely burned last Saturday. She was playing around a bonfire and
accidentally fell into it.
T.A. Palmer, the music
man, was in Brewster Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Darling went
to Brewster for a visit with friends Wednesday.
Messrs. S.S. and Bob Smith
were transacting business at Brewster Tuesday.
Will Surkson, of
M.S. Twitchell and
daughter, Mrs. Gillette, visited in Heron Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. J.S. Frink returned
Tuesday from Luverne, where she had been visiting her mother.
Mrs. J. Weitzer on Friday
last departed for Lismore, where she will visit for several days.
Eugene Beckley was over
from Blue Earth a couple of days this week visiting with relatives.
Mrs. D. Trafford, of St.
James, who was the guest of Mrs. Klaras last week, went to
Joe Scholtes, one of
Wilmont’s prominent merchants, transacted business in
Mrs. Fred Green left
Tuesday for a visit with relatives and friends at
Miss Marie Schaeffer, of
A.T. Latta, the dry goods
man has a change of advertisement this week. It will pay you to look it up.
William Groth, of
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Smith
left Thursday morning for a couple of weeks’ visit with his sons, D.A. and Guy
E. at
Mr. and Mrs. George Rew,
of
Mrs. Kindlund and
daughter, Miss Martha, departed Saturday for an extended visit at the twin
cities and other points in the state.
Miss Margaret Becker
returned home from
Harry S. Hobson, while on
a visit to the state penitentiary at
Lewis Jones, a graduate of
the
John Burns, of
Rev. J. Sand, of St.
Kilian, was the guest of Father Sherman Wednesday.
C.H. Mohr, of
Luther D. Danelz, of
M.J. Kendall, of Magnolia,
was transacting business with
Mr. and Mrs. R. Peters, of
Mrs. George Slade, of
A marriage license has
been granted to W.H. Marshall and Miss Clara B. Sliver, both of Nobles county.
M.B. Dunn, deputy game
warden was in this vicinity on Wednesday and looked over
Prof. E.E. Heeter, the
newly elected superintendent of the
Mrs. Thomas Ronan departed
on Wednesday for
Mrs. Louise C. Barker, of
Mrs. B.H. Roll, of Adrian,
mother of Mrs. A.M. Renner, who has been visiting her for a few days, left
Tuesday for Welcome,
J.M. Howe, of
The bath house has been
opened for the season with Geo. Kunzman as manager. New fixtures have been
installed, and a tight rope has been placed above the water. The rooms and
floors have been renovated and painted and everything is now in first-class
condition.
Mark, the four-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Stowe, residing in the Clary addition, died on Friday,
May 27th, of menengitis brought on by burns. A few days previous the little lad
had been out-of-doors playing and was seen rushing to the house with his clothes
on fire. Just how the fire originated it is impossible to tell. The funeral
services were held Saturday at the house conducted by Rev. Sowles, and the
remains were interred in the
From our Vast Army of Correspondents.
ELK
Willie Buss has been
improving the last few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Young were
county seat visitors Thursday.
Mae Calvin spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Henry Lutterman went
to Sibley Saturday to visit friends.
Alice Young is visiting
with her sister Mrs. W.Y. Malenke this week.
Mrs. W.Y. Malenke enjoyed
herself among old friends at the picnic Friday.
The friends of Sylvia
Johnston favored her with a post card shower on her birthday, June first.
Mrs. Henry Dunbar is
enjoying the pleasure of cooking on a new perfection oil stove this week.
Miss Jennette Sietsema
closed a very successful term of school in the Prairie Hill school house, May
24th.
A large crowd attended the
dance at Mr. and Mrs. Mangles Friday evening. All enjoyed the fine music and
reported a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Young
visited with Mrs. Young’s mother, Mrs. W.H. Booth Saturday evening and Sunday.
They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Homes Sunday afternoon.
KINBRAE
By
Albert Paulson Jr. from
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, of
Postoffice inspector
Stewart, was in town Friday inspecting our postoffice.
Mrs. Albert Paulson was
taken quite ill last Saturday, and is still confined to her bed.
Othie Gunderson, of
Brewster, was a Kinbrae visitor Friday, coming up to take state H.S.B.
examinations.
Prof. Jones of
Mrs. Storey and children,
who have been visiting with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Holland,
concluded their visit Sunday and returned to their home.
Miss Lindquist spent
Tuesday with Grandma Maguire. She will return to her home in
Mrs. Wilcox and children
and Mrs. Baird, of
J.P. Younger was looking
after the Rock Rapids creamery interest here on Friday.
Miss Eva Brandt, returned
from Ashton Thursday, after a few days visit with friends.
Abe Smith, of
The stork brought a sweet
little girl to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peters last Wednesday.
The Richard brothers, of
Guy Ostrom left last
Wednesday for
Ruben Oakes, of
Jess Cross and his
assistants are booked to lay the cement crossing and the walk and curb on main
street.
Miss Margaret Cosgrove and
her sister, Nellie, went to Sibley Saturday and came home Sunday on the train.
Dr. and Mrs. Dolan and
family, of
Dr. Nul, of Sibley, was
examining the new candidates for the Banker's Life Insurance Association of Des
Moines, Iowa.
Miss Buhl, who is staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Fliescher [Fleischer?] east of town, is visiting with
relatives and friends in Sheldon this week.
Miss Margaret Cosgrove and
Miss Sarah Downs, have finished two successful terms of school and are now home
on the vacation.
Mr. William Beckman,
returned to
The Misses Eva Brandt,
Lenora Klessig, Winnifred Remstahl and Mr. and Mrs. Tjepke were fishing at
Mrs. F. Walters, of
Mr. and Mrs. Dye, of
Mr. M.J. Hubbard left
Thursday for
Mr. H.W. Krans went to
H.P. Miles, of
Miss Wilson and Sylvia
Beckman came from Magnolia last Wednesday and spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Wess Beckman of this city. They returned to their home in
Mr. and Mrs. Austin and
son Leroy, went to
Frank Austin closed a very
successful term of school in the Voss district last week. He and his pupils had
a delightful fishing excursion at
Mrs. Rathburn of
RUSHMORE
Sheriff Fauskee, of
Harry Rider was down from
Magnolia Thursday, on business.
T.H. Prideaux was a county
seat visitor Thursday between trains.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Jensen
left on Saturday for a trip to
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C.J.
Ivers Friday, a baby girl. All are doing nicely.
Will Barnard was up from
Mr. Boddy, of
L.A. Gregory came over
from
W.G. Myers was over from
Mrs. E.P. Herman and Mrs.
Sam Wilson attended a picnic down near
Miss Kate McCall, lady
clerk in H.C. Constable's store, spent Sunday with relatives at Brewster.
Mrs. H.C. Constable and
Mrs. J.H. Bryden visited at the home of
Wood Breckon, returned
from
Miss Lillian Thom came
down from
Tom Renshaw came up from
Mrs. Ruth Stenzel, from
near
Miss Hannah Langseth, of
S.T. Wood, went over to
Mrs. W.H. Christenson, and
Mrs. H.E. Thompson, went over to
Hugo Lienan who moved from
here to
Mr. and Mrs. Will Thom,
returned from
Mrs. R.F. Kuniety came up
from
Mr. and Mrs. Carney, who
have ben visiting at the homes of Elmer Carney and Tom Halferty, left Friday for
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beacom
and children left here Saturday for Sheldon to visit for a few days. From there
they expect to go to
A party in honor of the
teachers of the Rushmore schools, was given at the home of A. Hale last Friday
evening. All present enjoyed a very pleasant evening. Refreshments were served.
Jesse Smith, the new clerk
in H.C. Constable's store, went to Pipestone last Friday to meet his wife. They
arrived in Rushmore Saturday t and are keeping house in the Mrs. S.B. Smith's
residence.
James Baird, returned from
Worthington Thursday afternoon where he has been at the hospital for sometime on
account of sickness, Mr. Baird is improving but is still not very strong and it
is hoped he will soon be in his usual health again.
Local Overflow
T.A. Palmer, the music
man, received a large shipment of pianos this week.
S.M. Granger, auditor of
the Hubbard & Palmer elevators, was in the city this week.
L.F. Dube, section foreman
at
Misses Anna Homan and
Joanna Noonan, of Luverne, visited in the city Monday and enjoyed the dance in
the evening.
B.A. and K. Batager and A.
Youngreen, of
ROUND
The E.A. Grier family
entertained relatives from Ocheyedan Sunday.
E.A. Tripp, returned
Saturday from an extended business trip to the twin cities.
Grace Tripp, returned
recently from
Wm. Bock, of
C.D. Antritter, disposed
of his recently acquired farm south of
Fred and Lou Hegardt, who
are doing contract work in
Lucien Hollor, senior
member of the firm of Hollor and Mattson, who operate an oates and corn factory
on the south shore of