Goodhue
[goo d-hyoo]
- Bertram Gros·ve·nor [grohv-ner, groh-vuh-] /ˈgroʊv nər, ˈgroʊ və-/, 1869–1924, U.S. architect.
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Historical Examples of goodhue
Goodhue is engaged to Miss Clarkson, the sister to the pretty one.
Washington IrvingCharles Dudley Warner
Goodhue acknowledged that his opinions had changed since that.
He went down clinging to Goodhue, buried under a mass of his own tacklers.
The VarmintOwen Johnson
In 1866 he was appointed superintendent of schools for Goodhue county.
Fifty Years In The NorthwestWilliam Henry Carman Folsom
Goodhue's voice was uneasy in spite of the laugh with which he coloured it.
The Guarded HeightsWadsworth Camp