The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-06-03
PERSONALS,

for Sioux City.
Rev. G. W. Hanna preached his fare
well sermon on Sunday last. lie leaves
for New York on Monday, we learn.
Mrs. Garlic, sister to Mrs. D. Shell,
left on Monday for her home near La
Crosse.
Miss Sadie Wisner has returned from
Luverne where she has been teaching
music for several months.
The brothers Randall expect to start
in a few days for White Bear Lake and
the Summer resorts to put in few
months summering.
Prof. Binks of Sioux Falls dropped
in the other day on his way to lecture
in Iowa and Nebraska.
Miss Maggie Wilson, of I.uverne, has
been over visiting at Mrs. Deans.
The editor of the Rock Rapids Re-
view dropped IN on Saturday, on his
way to Chicago
We regret to learn that the health of
our friend l.. G. Stevens, Roadmaster
on the branch, is such that he is off du-
ty at present and expects to take trip
for his health.
Fred Parker has been in town for sew
eral days visiting his family and friends.
Miss AIRY Grant has our thanks for
copy Of the Iapi Oaye (Word Carrier)
published by the Dakota Mission in the
Indian language. It is hard work for
us to read it.
Charley Wilson, Of st. Paul, came
down on Saturday and spent Sunday
with his friends. lie returned with his
wife on Monday morning.
Will Stockdale put into this port on
Thursday last and attended the we'd
ding.
c. st. John Cole dropped into town
on Saturday last and put in another
good square Sunday with his friends.
J. Skeleton, from Middletown, y. Y,
is visiting his friend Mr.. Wisner Mr..
5. is locking up a location to open
boot and shoe store.
MI. Fcrnald, Of Austin, who has land
in this vicinity, has been visiting his
friend David Smitl. at the McNanus
House.
The tree planters under the charge of
Will Lang,lon, who have been at work
on the Luverne & Doom branch for some
time pass have suspended operations
for the present. Herald.
Mr.. l.. c. Stephens, road master of
the w. & 5. F. branch has been COM
PEELED 10y reason Of i'll health to resign
his position temporarily and his place. is
supplied by jno. Mcmillan Of the main
linr.-Iuverne Herald.
Mrs. Wilson, wife Of Thomas Wilson
of Dewald, came up from Dickinson
county, Iowa, on Tuesday we learn to
institute proceedings for divorce We
understand that they had been living
together again and that few weeks
ago Wilson gave his wife al unmerci-
ful whipping when she left him again
and went to her friends in Iowa.
Attorney Rice, Of SPIRIT Lake, was in
tow on Tuesday on law business. lie
says that the railroad Of which we spoke
recently is heading in this direction and
parties are at work now in the lower
counties securing aid and right of way.
If Spirit Lake and Iorthington take
the prope: steps they will no doubt Sc
cure the road.
Our good friend, Rev Mr.. Crapsey
and his wife, from Cottonwood county,
visited Wortllington on Saturday last
expecting to hear Z. V. Wilson, the
distinguished lecturer, they having
heard that he was to speak here. Mr..
Crapsey, while a minister in the ILL.,
theran church, held probably the most
remarkable series Of meetings ever held
in the United States. They were attend
ed by manifestations of spirit power in
every way us wonderful as those which
occurred on the day Of Pentecost. We
hope soon to publish Mr.. Crapsey's ex-
periences in the ADVANCE.
REUNION AT SIBLEY.
The Sibley Gazette says of the SOL