The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1889-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.

FerguS FallS pays It's grammar
department teacher $50 per month
and those under her $40 per month.
Anton Klaus, Esq. and John F,
Nangle of Fergus Falls, were in
Wahpeton on business the first Of
this week.
Monday, November 1lth, the
Rev. Father Albrecht married at
st. Johns church, Wahpeton, John
Frame and Mrs. Mary Mime
kowski, both of Center.
Alderman and com missioner.elect ct
Schoenborn has gone to Wisconsin
to look after property interests there.
We understand that Mr.. Scheonborn
will undertake to sell at least a
portion of his property there. He
expects to return about New Years.
Valentine Dorm is very i'll with
fever at the hospital. bnt DR.. Swaine
says he hopes to pull the sick man
through. The young man was at
tending bar for Johnnie Schoenborn
when taken ill. His people live at
st. Ann, Calumet county, Wisconsin.
$dstice Gray returned from New
Jersey. Tuesday morning, after
having conveyed the remains of the
Hon. j. G. Pyatt to their old home
in that state. Mr.. Gray says the
funeral services were very largely
attended by the hosts of friends of
deceased and friends of the family,
and that the remains were laid away
with parental love and wide esteem
of the home community.
DR.. H.. s.. Sowles and Miss Lottie
M. Baker were married at the resi-
dence of. the brides brother, Friday
evening, by the Rev. j. H. Kelley
and are. now keeping house on
First street, south. The groom is
one of Wabpeton's esteemed dem
lists and the bride is one of our
most popular young ladies. The
TIMES family was favored with a
part of the wedding cake and we
JOIN the many friends of the happy
young couple in wishing them long
life and prosperity.
While Thomas Meyers and family
including his mother, a lady % years
Of age, were on their way to church
Sunday morning and about entering
Fourth street north, their team ran
away. smashed the wagon to pieces
and throwing Mrs. Meyer out, broke
her arm and otherwise bruised her
up severly. The elderly lady was at
once picked up and carried into
the residence of Auditor Perry.
DR.. Swaine being summoned set
the fractured arm and Mrs. Meyers
was taken home.
|. Mrs. Matthew Schoenborn died at
Calvary, last week, with consump-
tio9, having gone down to her old
home several weeks ago. Matt was
down to see his wife few days
before she died and in fact returned.
thinking she was convalescent, but
had scarcely arrived home when he
was summoned to her dying bedside.
Mrs. Schoenborn leaves her husband
and little daughter, three years of
age.s to mourn the irreparable loss.
Matt has not yet returned. THE
TIMES joins the many friends of
young husband in rendering its
sympathy.
Mrs. j. M. LaBach is improving
slowly. She has had a malignant
tumor removed from her left side
near the arm. The last year this,
has grown so large and assumed
such character as to threaten her
life in short time. DR.. O'Brien
was consulted and advised its
removal at once. DR.. Parkes, the
eminent surgeon of Chicago, corrob-
Grated DR.. 0'Brien's' diagh osis, and
he performed the operation. She is
doing as we'll as can be expected
under the circumstances, although
she cannot return for some weeks.
Thursday, the 21st of November,
1889, will occur the 32d anniversary
of Father Albrecht's priesthood
and it is proposed to fittingly OBJ
serve the same. The Rev. Father
has invited half a dozen priests to
assist in the exercises. Solemn
high mass with deacon and snb dea-
con will be sung at 10 o'clock a.. m.
and Father Alfred Mayer of IBIS
marck will deliver sermon in Engl
lish. The latter gentleman is a
brother of Plus and Charlie Mayer
of this city and is an able man.
Father Albrecht extends an invita-,
tion to his many Wahpe ton and
surrounding friends to attend the
exercises.
John N. Voorhees, and wife of
New jersey, parents of H. M.
Voorhees, of this city, have been
here visiting their son, having all
rived Monday and departed for home
last evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Voor-
hees, accompanied by H. NJ, favored
The TIMES with a friendly call.
Mr.. Voorhees, likes Wahpeton as we'll
as any Of the northwestern cities,
and thinks it should prosper in the
future. Mr.. VOORHEES, wondered
if it was not lonesome, publishing
a Dem ocratic paper in Dakota but
when he realized that the people
acknowledged our position correct
and that we simply fought their