The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-02
: eLENwooD's GOOD SHOWING
building improvements for 1902 Cost Over
- 100000.

!GLENWOOD, MINN.-A summary of
the building improvements for GlenWood
for the past year shows aggregate
of over $4,000. The most noteworthy
items Of this list are Webster's two-story
brick block, 9Ox44 feet, $4,000; Bank of
,Glenwood. two-story brick block, $4,000;
&C. O. Lee. two-story brick, $4,000; M. F.
tUngent. residence, $4,000; Andrew Lund
residences. $500 Waterworks improve
rnents, aggregating $4,000, were also COM
pleted last year.
Several lodges have elected and ap-
pointed officers for the ensuing year as
follows: A. F. and A. NV. M, w. A.
tS1monton; S. W., John letters, Jr.; j. w,
James Wyvell; treasurer, P. Peterson;
secretary, w. F. Dougherty; S. D., Adam
'Gruye; ]. D., M. NJ. Wallace; chaplain,
X. J. Kinney; stewards, c. D. Giddings
and Matt Ward; tyler P. P. Johnson.
%. E. S.-W. M. Mrs G. P. Reeves;
"A. NJ, Mrs. Elmo Smith; w. P, G. L.
Peterson; secretary, Mrs. G. G. Gage;
treasurer. John LETTERS. Jr.; conduetress
Mrs. j. o. Hook; associate conductress
Mrs. William Swarthout; warder, Mrs. O..
j. Johnson; chaplain. Mrs. c. D. Giddings;
Ada Mrs. M. M. Wallace; Ruth. Mrs. J..
Crozier; Esther Mrs. c. L. Peterson;
Martha, Mrs w. J. Wilson; Electa, Martis
Peterson; sentinel w. B: Lien.
K: of PC c., NJ M. Wallace: v. c.,
T. o. Ofsthun; X. R. S. and M. E., Theo-
L L
c. D. Giddings.
E. r. Thorson and bride. who were mar
,ried at ST. Peter. are expected home this
evening. Mr.. Thorson is judge of pro-
bate of Pope county.-Miss Clara Miller
and Frank Frederick were married al the
brides home in Reno township last even
!ing.-Miss Ada Gates and Sverre Over
rein, were quietly married last evening
and will make their home in Glenwood
where the bridegroom is manager of s.
Zalkinds clothing store.
4 Rev. William Moore of Starbuck was
formally ordained a minister of the
% Congregational church on Tuesday even
& Ing. Rev. George R. Merrill of Mime
apolis conducted the services, assisted by
pastors and delegates from Congregations
churches in Glenwood. Alexandria,, Morris
= Benson and Monteviedo.
EXCELSIOR, MINN.-Mrs. Name!
Spaulding died at the age of y. She wa:
born in Rhode Island and had lived here
for forty-siX years.-The ladies of thu
Eastern Star gave a pleasant ball at Ode
Fellows hall New Years eve-W. G. Cal
Iderwood Of Minneapolis delivered a lee
lture at the Methodist church. His dis
course formed part of the watch serv
ice. A. watch service was also held a
the Congrega tional church, and in tn
early part of the evening refreshment
were served and a social time enjoyed
Miss Agnes Rowe died of tuberculosi
after a lingering illness. She was a pop
ular young lady.-The Odd Fellows wer
presented with an expensive Christina
gift In the form Of rich Brussels car
pet for their hall.--The M. E. Sunda
school has effected a change Of librarie
with the Trinity Sunday school of Mime
apolis. and will soon have an entirel
new assortment of reading.-The Maya
zine club will resume its meetings mex
Tuesday evening, after intermission
two weeks.-The following officers wer
elected by the Epworth League: Mis-
Mamie Williams, president; Miss Hele
Wright secretary; Miss Theda Butche
treasurer; Miss Della Sampson, superb
tendent Of Junior league.
!, ANOkA, MINN.-The daily press n
ports from Milaca. Mimi. that E. Cund
postmaS ter at Onamia, had left for par
unknown, is unfounded. as letters receive
here go to show. Mr. Cundy IS on bus
mess trip to the Pacific coast and has bee
lin direct communication with friends sim
his departure.-The death of three o
residents occurred within the past thr