Worthington Globe
June 30, 1910
Thursday, June 30, 1910
Editor Marries.
H.H. Peters, Editor of the Beaver Creek Banner, and Miss
Nettie Lavina Rowe were married at
A quiet wedding occurred at the Congregational parsonage at high noon June 28, when James E. Sowles and Melesin K. Slade were made husband and wife by Dr. L.L. Sowles, the bride's father. The young couple left on the night train for a trip in the northern part of the state. The Globe extends congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holmberg and Mrs. Ausham, of
Lee Bear now has charge of the bath house.
Miss Seely, of Windom, was a
C.N. Williams made a short visit to Bingham Lake Monday.
Leona Poole went to Luverne Monday for a visit with friends.
Ed Adolphson, of Wilmont, was a
Mrs. G. Morrison and son, went to
C.O. Ford departed Tuesday afternoon for the twin cities on business.
Mrs. W.E. Peters, and son, W.H., went to
Mrs. E. Graaf of Lismore, was visiting with friends in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coulter are visiting with relatives and
friends at
Mrs. W.E. Davis and son left Monday for a few days' visit
at
Mrs. John James returned from a visit with relatives at Rushmore Tuesday.
Henry Otto, of Hardwick, was taking in the sights of
Joe Hildyard, of
Miss Lottie Bedient left Monday for a week's visit at
Miss Ida Yeske went to Bigelow Monday afternoon for a couple of days' visit.
P.H. McMurtry returned Monday from a visit with his family
at
Dr. J.T. Smallwood went to St. James Tuesday on professional business.
Mrs. C.N. Williams, went to Bingham Lake Friday for a visit with her parents.
Miss Hazel Swartwood left last Friday for a few days' visit
with
Mrs. Bloxham went to Sheldon Saturday for a few days visit with relatives and friends.
J.A. Smith left last week for
Mrs. Alfred Cook, of
W.W. Milbraith went to Lakefield Sunday for a short visit with relatives and friends.
Misses Amelia and Lizzie Masgai visited in
Bruce Yale went to Sibley on business Tuesday afternoon, returning the next morning.
John Johnson went to Windom Tuesday morning for a couple of days' stay on business.
Mrs. W.S. Wyatt departed on Tuesday morning for a visit at
Wilbur Hunt of this place was making a pleasant call on
Thomas Thompson, of Windom, was the guest of Rev. Aschim a couple of days this week.
"Buck" Breinholt, of
Miss Edith Goembel, of Luverne, was the guest of her friend, Miss Arla Smith, last week.
Glenn B. Everett, of St. James, was visiting relatives in
Mr. Jones, of the Luverne Creamery, was a
The little son of Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Carleton was operated on at the city hospital last week.
W. Slocum, of Sibley, was up Tuesday looking over the land in this section of the county.
Mrs. William McKinney, accompanied by Miss Fairbrother, spent Wednesday in Mitchell.
Miss Ethel Hanson arrived in the city last Friday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. G.M. Wilson.
Miss Jessie Cain, of Bigelow, was the guest of Mrs. Gould a few hours Monday, between trains.
Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Philleo, who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Humiston last week.
Mrs. Stroute and Miss Anna Kreun, of
Miss Jessie Johnson arrived in the city Saturday from
F.E. Caldwell, went to Blue Earth Saturday for a visit with his family. He returned Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Shell returned home last week from
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ogle, of
G.B. Jackson, of
William Hastings returned home last week from an extended
visit with relatives and friends in
F.M. Jones departed on Thursday last for a few days' visit
at
Editor Joe Reynolds, of the Mankato Free Press, was in the city last Saturday and made this office a call.
Oscar Lundgren returned last week from
Mr. and Mrs. J. Helms and family, of
Miss Keel, who has been the guest of friends in the city
returned to her home in
A young lady arrived from
Frank and Eva Suthers, of
Mesdames Fred Palmer and Clara Gordon, of Streeter
[Streator],
Miss Celia Fairbrother, of
Miss Lizzie Wilson, of
K.H. Maxwell went to Windom Saturday for a short visit with relatives. Mrs. Maxwell returned home with him.
Ivan Erickson arrived home last week from
Matt Herman and sister, Miss Clara, of Wilmont, accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pass to
Mrs. A. Strand, of
Mrs. Fred Tripp, of
J.F. Williams and L.F. Dubois and wife departed the latter
part of last week for their home at Sioux Rapids,
E.B. Paul returned Tuesday evening from a month's visit
with relatives and friends at his old home in
A.J. Hogan, of
Miss Nancy Clark visited with relatives and friends in Slayton the first of the week. She was accompanied home by her mother, who has been visiting there for some time.
Messrs. and Mesdames W.A. Snook and Elmer Tache, of
Luverne, were taking in the sights of
Rev. Robinson, who was a minister in
Mrs. J.D. Mattison, who has been visiting with
Mesdames Patterson and Verhage, of Sibley, were visiting in the city the latter part of last week, guests at the home of C. White.
Mrs. S. Kindlund and daughter, Miss Martha, returned this
week from an extended visit gto various points in northern
Mr. and Mrs. E.K. Green, of
James DeVaney left last Friday morning for a visit at the twin cities. He has recently recovered from a hard attack of typhoid fever.
Dr. Sullwold was called to
Mr. and Mrs. C. Larson, of
Tomorrow is the last day of the big aviation meet at
Ray Darling went to Brewster Monday. He was advertising the
excursions of the Little Sioux steamer on
Mrs. .T.
Miss Paula King returned Saturday to her home in Long
Prairie,
Mrs. H.W. Steffens returned Monday morning from a two
weeks' visit with relatives and old friends at
H.H. Peters, of the Beaver Creek Banner, was a
George Casey returned to his home in Cherokee,
Mrs. M. Hemming, residing near
Mrs. L. Triplett and daughter went to
C. Soderholm, of near Reading, was in
Charles West, of
Julius Palm went to
C.I. Meyers, who has been representing the Oliver
Typewriter Co., in this section, has been appointed manager for this company in
G.B. Stiles, of Hooper,
Stanley Bullard, of Lakefield, was in the city the first of the week looking over the Worthington Concrete & Tile Company's plant. He is interested in the tile company at his home town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Heath, of
J.H. Breffle left Wednesday morning for
James Sowles left this week for
Mrs. John Lawson and daughter, Marie, departed Thursday for
S.V. Wyckoff has decided to retire from the mercantile business and is advertising his goods at cost.
Miss Lillian Darling went to Brewster Wednesday to visit with friends.
Mr. Pass, known as Grandpa Pass, one of the oldest residents of Nobles county, died at the home of his daughter in Wilmont last week, aged about _7 [87?] years. He had been confined to the house for a number of years by a general breaking down.
Local Overflow.
Ben Tillman, of Wilmont, was among the
John Webster made a business trip to Sheldon and other
O.P. Smith, of Westbrook, was transacting business in
Mrs. A. Hawley has disposed of her millinery business this week to Mrs. Alma Peterson. Mrs. Hawley Wilmont eave for the west in a short time on account of her health.
Mrs. Sarah Kirk returned home Tuesday evening from a week's
visit with her son and family at
Steve Muck had the misfortune to sustain a fractured collar bone at the tile factory Tuesday. He was standing on the mixer and a belt struck a shovel he was holding, knocking him to the floor.
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Source:
Microfilm, Worthington Globe; Minnesota Historical Society,