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On Robert Williams, Alden, Minnesota. Miss Frost spent several days at Jackson this week. ‘The Methodist ladies cleaned their husband in Minneapolis this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert were over Sunday visitors at Wells this week. | Esther Johnson and Nina Nelson |~ visited friends at Austin over Sunday. 1. Miss Mayme Case spent a few days at Minneapolis with friends this week. | . Steven Fuller of Wells, spent Sun day with relatives and friends in Scriver of Wells, visited her mother, Mrs. J. W. R. Smith, over. Sunday G. A. Swan of Minneapolis was here several days the latter part of last week. Josiah Jones is very ill at this writing, suffering with a complication of diseases. Mrs. Eastwood of Windom spent several days with her sister, Mrs. Ed Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Russel of Marblehead, Mass., are here gsting their son, Rev. BLT. Russell. Mrs. R. Jeanette Larson who is teaching school at Emmons, spent Sunday in Alder Rev. and Mrs. Anderson are _re- joking over a new arrival at their home this week. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holway of La Crosse were visitors at the Fred Hol way home Friday. Misses Walsh and Humes attended the teachers’ associations at Mankato Friday and Saturday. Miss Lucia Thomas of Devils Lake, N. D. was calling on old acquaint ances here this week. Harriet Burton returned Tuesday from Albert Lea after spending six weeks with relatives. Mrs. Glenn Howard entertained about a dozen of her Sunday school boys Hallowe'en night. ‘Mrs. David Garlock of Clear Lake, Iowa, has been visiting her father, Josiah Jones this week. Mark Burton of Kansas was in Alden Friday visiting his brothers, ‘ ‘Theo and Lucius Burton, Lottie Hazel left for Minneapolis ‘ this morning (Friday) to visit her friend, Rosamond Leland. Steve Cross of Iowa Falls was in Alden Thursday and Friday looking up his business interests. ‘Alfred Christensen has accepted the position of stenographer in the First National bank here, Mrs. Sam Smith spent Sunday at Albert Lea the guest of her daughter, Miss. Grant Chamberlain. . Miss ‘Tyra Hansen returned from Minneapolis Tuesday night after a four weeks’ visit with relatives. Bert McClintic who is attending the ‘ Mankato Commercial college, spent Sunday with his parents her. Rev. M. C. Martin spent several days at Minneapolis this week, attend ing the revival services at that place. ‘Miss Ruth Reynolds and the Misses Kelley entertained a few of their friends at a Hallowe'en party Tuesday evening. ‘The Danish Lutheran Aid society will hold their annual bazar in the hall next Friday, 10, afternoon and evening. ‘Mrs. John Booth, who has been vis iting at the Lou Booth home the past week, returned to her home at Cresco the first of the week. Morin Mason had a new roof put on their building on the east side of Main street last week, also other re pairs and painting done. Miss Nellie Prather , a missionary, will have char service in the Methodist church Sun day morning and evening. Henry Fink received a telegy from Denver, Colorado, stating that his son, Manville, was very ill Mr. Fink started immediately. ‘The re ports from there are that his son is holding his own, Mrs. Evangelist Johnson, who has been visiting here the past three weeks left for Minneapolis to join her husband, he having charge of one of the districts in the evangelistic work now in progress there. Miss Ollie Finton entertained about thirty-five of her schoolmates at a Hallowe'en party ‘Tuesday evening. ‘The usual Hallowe'en capers and jokes carried out and a lunch fitting the occasion was served. After which the young people left for their homes with reports of a general good time. Mr. Eastman of Minneapolis, spent Sunday In Alden working for the in terests of the Y. M.C. A. of the coun ties. Mr. Eastman filled the Presby terian pulpit in the morning. In the afternoon a men's meeting was held in the city hall and a union service was held in the M. E. church in the evening. He gave a splendid insight to the Y. M.C. A. work in the city, showing how the country boys are cared for when they reach the city. ‘This was certainly very gratifying to parents who have boys in the city. It is expected that some branch of this work will be placed here. Per haps a young men’s reading room. ‘This would be an excellent thing for ‘our town as no place 18 furnished for young men who work during the day to spend their evenings. his car for South Dakota last Tues day Mrs. Will Taylor and Mrs. Robt. Guy called on Mrs. Isaac Guy Sat urday. Mr. James Taylor drove to London well sermon in the Oakland church Sunday, Oct. 29. SOUTH RICELAND. Christian Hanson called at Hans casperson’s Sunday. Peter Monson Wold died of heart disease, and was buried Monday at the East Riceland church. Mrs. Marius Christenson was an Al vert Lea visitor Thursday. G. M. Jenson, wife and daughters Alay and Vesta are visiting relatives at Clarks Grove, LONDON. Mr. Dunbar was on the sick list last week. The new telephone wires are up and we expect the phones this week. John Robertson of Austin was down Thursday looking after his farm in terest Miss Minnie Nelson who teaches near Myrtle is home for a month’ vacation, ‘Misses Mary and Mattie Lang of Austin spent Saturday and Sundays here visiting relatives. ‘The party at Wilbur Goslee’s Fri day evening was largely attended and all had a royal good time. Miss Hall, our music teacher of Al bert Lea, gave her last lesson here Friday. Her pupils regret very much to have her leave as she was a fine teacher. We hope we may be able to secure another one just as good. Miss Clyde Shears enroute from Hampton to Windom and later to her future home in Canada, spent last week here visiting Florence Lang, Miss Anna Nelson entertained in her honor on Saturday evening. CONGER. G. 3. Kinseth was in Alden Sunday. F. Miller was in Albert Lea Monday. Albert Moon is working for Lahr Bros. Gust Kreuger was in Conger re cently, Ole Jensen was on the sick 1st Friday. Conger band was practicing Sun day night. George Goette is through busking rorn for 1905. There was a birthday party at H. Steele's Sunday Julius Court is working on the sec on at Conger. Will Labr is on a business trip to Minneapolis this week. Conger Creamery company is re velving milk four times a week. Allie Conner repaired the gasoline engine for Lahr Bros. last week. Conger Creamery company receive d a car load of coal last week. Miss Francis Lembice is staying with Mrs. F. A. Lahr while Mr. Lahr is on a business trip to Town. Peter Henrickson is helping Sprin ger Bros. build their new store, a twe story building 24x50. Three of Frank Thompson's men of Albert Lea put a vault in the new bank in Conger recently.
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Albert Lea Freeborn County Times
Albert Lea, Minnesota, US
Fri, Nov 03, 1905
Page 15
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