The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-05

John Grinwis, of Albion precinct.
were among those doing business
in the city Wednesday. MI.
Stevens brought his daughters in
to resume their studies at the
Monfore & Young, the enter
prising furniture dealers, will be
among the first to begin the
building boom in the spring.
They have already began haul
ing sand and rock tor their new
building.
AT the NJ. f.. parsonage last
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Gilbert
Z. Neafus and Miss Ethel Rey-
nolds, both Of Tyndall, were
united in marriage by Rev. T.
ii. Hendricks. After the cere-
mony the bridal party returned
to their home in Tyndall.
Miss Edith Stevens entertained
a number of her young friends
at the pleasant home of her par
ents last Saturday evening.
Games were played and the young
folks watched the old year out
and the new year in, departing
for home shortly after midnight
with many pleasant memories Of
the occasion.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Muller died last Sat-
urday of Pneumonia. The funer-
al services were conducted by
Rev. Perrin, from the Congrega-
tional church, Of Perkins, and
the remains we're laid to rest in
the Springfield cemetery Sunday.
The sorrowing parents have the
sincerest sympathy of c large
circle of friends.
A large number of the friends
of the parties concerned in this
vicinity, will doubtless read with
interest the following dispatch
from Lewiston, Idaho, which
appeared in a recent issue of the
Everett Washington Daily
Herald:
Through the efforts of their
Il year old daughter, Jacob +.
Rentz and Mrs. Jessie Rentz
have been reunited after having
lived apart for many years, dur
ing which time Mrs. Rentz Sc
cured a divorce. Yesterday the
couple sought Judge Coburn and
said once again the vows which
a court of law had seen fit to
break, and now there is rejoicing
among father, mother and three
children. Thirteen years age
MIR. Rentz married pretty Jesse
Foster at Springfield, s. d.. and
for years they lived happily,
while three children blessed their
home. Then a disagreement,
came. at was all my fault"
spoke up Mr.. Rentz last evening,
as his face was wreathed in
smiles, but it's all right now
Mr.. Rentz went west to Spokane,
and there became popular as a
wrestler of ability, taking NJ
this line of work when he could
not secure a contract at his
trade plumbing. Mrs. Rent1
went to Chicago with her two
daughters and her little son,
Just one year and two months
ago the Chicago courts granted
her a divorce. Mr.. Rentz never
appeared to contest the a and
the family circle was broken,
But during all this time Mr.
Rentz and his oldest daughter,
who was with her mother, KEEP,
up a correspondence, and wha,
words of affection passed through
the mails is only known to them
"Just four months ago she wrot,
and asked me il / would not com,
and c them and mamma and
make up" said Mr.. Rentz, as h,
put his arm around his littl,
peacemaker. II wrote To he'
mother. | proposed. She ac'
cepted and here they are" TIL,
little daughter smiled, hung hel
head and Struggled close to hel
father, whom she had met fol
the first time in years. wait
and I'll call in the other chill
dren." said the happy HUSBAND
and father, and almost immed'
lately a bright looking boy o.
about 9 years and a sweet faced
little girl of 8 jumped upon theii
fathers knee. The husband and
wife smiled and the intruding re-
porter left. Mrs. Rentz with hel
children, arrived on yesterday
train from Spokane. They cam,
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