13 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
1
Mrs. Martin Laughlin of Emmetsburg dies after pleurisy and pneumonia sapped her strength. She left four daughters, a son Leland, a husband Martin Laughlin, and parents Charles and Mary Nolan. Funeral held at Catholic church. burial at St Jacob's Cemetery. pallbearers named. large attendance from Emmetsburg.
A simple home wedding occurred Wednesday at eleven o'clock as Mr. Lewis Sandvig and Miss Dortha Bondhus united in marriage at the bride's home with Reverend Sande officiating. Anna Bondhus was bridesmaid and Arthur Amdahl was best man. The couple plan a brief honeymoon and future home in Spencer, with the groom to engage in a local business. the bride is a longtime community resident and well regarded.
A telegram reported the death of Mr. Will Libert at Grassy Lake Canada. Mrs. Libert, formerly Miss Alice Nolan, left for Lewiston Idaho with her husband’s remains. A telegram also notified her of her sister Mrs. Martin Laughlin’s death, but delivery was deferred. The couple married last May in Lewiston and honeymooned here before moving to Grassy Lake where Mr Libert ran a drug business.
The Wolf returns Thursday February 20 at Hawkyee Jones and Crane theatre with a striking final out on a dark stage as a moon hidden by clouds. Audience hears the pistol shot and grappling sounds before the victor reveals himself by match light while smoking a cigarette. Seat sale opens Tuesday February 18.
A heartfelt obituary notes the loss of a mother whose warm smile touched many. It laments God’s timing amid her children’s need and expresses deep sympathy to the bereaved relatives in quiet, faith-filled terms.
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