The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-13
LUVERNE.

T, H. McDermott is in Parkston, S. D.,
this week
Mrs. P. A. Christianson is visiting rel
atives in Worthington.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dodds returned Tues
day from a visit at LOSanSpOrt, Ind.
Mesdames Dahlberg. FagernesS and
Christianson of Rushmore visited this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
H. Waltz.
Mr.. and Mrs Owen Mccarthy returned
to St. Paul Thursday after visit VITA
relatives in Luverne.
Mrs. S. A. Robinson T. turned Thursday
from Beaver Dam, Wis.
Misses Henrietta and Mathilda Sky
berg left Wednesday or Lincoln, Neb.,
where they viii attend the Union sem
A J. DAILY returned Tuesday from st.
Faul, where he had been attending the
session of the supreme court.
Mrs. E. Lampher, of Worthingto1,
visited this week at the home of Mr..
H. F. Kiester, of Fairmont, was in the
city Friday
Mr. and Ms. Perry Arnett returned
Saturday from Geneseo. Ill.
Mrs. Henry March who has been VS.
iting at the horne of her son, o. N. re-
turned Monday to her home in Sioux
City, Iowa.
visiting relatives ir ST. Paul.
Misses Iva Mari and Genevieve Becker,
of Adrian, were guests this week of Miss
Janette Robinson and Miss Lulu Spald-
ing.
Miss Mary Messner returned this week
from a. visit at Doom, Iowa.
Mrs. J. T. Brady retuI ned Monday to
her home in Keokuk, Iowa.
Mrs Ellen Baldwin, who has been VS.
ting at the home of her brother, w. J.
]<ir ME, returned Monday to her home in
Minneapolis.
| ter Sunday to resume her duties rs
teacher in the public schools at that
| place.
Miss Rosa Guazkow. Of Wells Mimi,
! IS visiting at the home of her sister, NJ. s.
Rev. Siebel.
Miss Rosa Oestern returned to her
school duties ti at Lakefeld Sunday
visited this week at the home of his
mother Mrs John Malinby
Rev. Father Hartleib, of Ellsworth,
was a guest this Week at the home of
| Rev Father Walsh.
Miss Julia Sullivan. who has been Wis
| ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sullivan. left Friday for her home in
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Chaplin returned Fri
| cay from a visit at Charles City, Iowa.
! E. c. Schwart. Fl. p. Blaisdell and L.
Snoak went to Spirit Lake, Iowa, Friday
| to attend a gun club tournament
s.. johnson and Fred r. Hazard are
in Sioux Falls, visiting friends
| Davenport, Iowa
| anu MIS- L l'ei "6S, Ol bEOOk 1lSS.
5. D.. are guests at the home of Mr. ana
! Mrs. +. A. Baker 1t Magnolia.
Fred Van returned Friday from Mus.
! catine, Iowa.
George Garfield was in Clear. Lake, S.
! D.. this week
Miss Carrie Halves returned Sunday to
| Mankato, where she has a position in
the Mankato commercial college
Rev. w. A Brinntwall and family. of
Little Rock, Iowa, are guests at the
| home of J. K. Sheldon.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H Palmer returned
Friday from Cedar Rapids, Iowa
+. II. GRAFT of Baskerville, Iowa. was
the guest of his brother Charles Graaf
| the fore part of the week
DIR. c. o. Wright returned Saturday
from an extended visit at Minneapolis
and Kasson.
John Wang returned to Milton, Il. D.,
William F. Brown, of Seattle. Wash.
IS mere this week visiting at the home
OF his brother. E. A. Brown This is
| Mr.. Browns first visit to 5Luverne in
| twenty-seven years. He was one of
! Rock countys first settlers and took and
| proved up the first claim in the comfy
The following people returned Monday
to their studies at the various state in
| situations: University-Jay A. Kennl-
| cott Leonard and Walter Jac0hsnr
Courtney Glass, Leroy Doolittle, Ben
Adams, George Jones, A. o. Lillehei, :,
=. huntington; Mankato normal--M:s.
Camilla Kenton. Carl Hanson; Winona
| nofmaI-Miss Eva Connell: Hamline col
| lege-MlSS Sara Jones'