The Worthington advance., 1881-08-11
PER6O ONALH.

MlS. VtekE, OI 0C. 1aOl, 0au2Dter OF
Richard Smith, is making a summer
visit to her parents. =
Attorney Clark and Clerk of Court
Carrier went to Window Tuesday to
attend court:
Mrs. w. A. Peterson has been i'll for
a day or two with symptoms Of ty-
phoid. +. -... ..s..ss S. Is
Mr.. Denton, of Rochester, is out on
his annual harvest visit, looking to his
crops near Rushmore.
Postmaster Soule left Tuesday for
Knoxville, Tenn, having received word
that his wife was worse.
Howard Smiths family left on Sat-
urday last for st. Paul which is to be
their future home.
Our young friend Ed. Elliott took
the sublime degree in the Oriental Or
der Oil Saturday night. \.
Banker T. H Parsons left on Sunday
night to attend the Bankers Convel-
tion at Niagara Falls.
Freight auditor Robinson OF our road
has been in town several days with his
family enjoying our beautiful lake.
Miss Holmes is visiting with Miss
Dell. Clark, at Worthington.-(Win-
dom Reporter.
II. Patterson. of the Sioux Falls Ar
CUR, was in town Wednesday aud made
us Il pleasant call.
County Auditor Knudsoh, of Waton-
wan county, was in town last evening
and called in.
j. B. Root and family left last even.
ing for Waukegan, ILL.,, to locate in
that place. .
Mr.. Meyers, agent of the Russell Ma
chine company, of Massillion, has been
in town for several days selling ma
chimes.
That stalwart granger. Nc. of the
McManus House, has been up in Muir.
ray county for week gathering the
crops on his farm.
Mr.. Read. of the Okabena mills, has
gone to st. Paul to visit his family. He
is accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. For
see, Of st. Joseph.
City Alderman Azom Forbes has
been home from Avoca for several days
and met with the Council Saturday
night.
Mrs. A. l.. Runyon and two children
left on Statute day last for their former
LONE in New Jersey. Mr.. Runyon,
we learn, contemplates trip 10 Colora-
do.
B. w. Woolstencroft, of Fulda, was
with his friends. Mr.. w. expects soon
to accompany Mr.. johnson, of Fulda.
to Minneapolis and so into business
there.
A Correspondent of the Jackson Re-
public says Hi. Barrett is hauling lum-
ber from Worthington for the purpose
Of buildinga barn on his beautiful farm
at the east side of Round lake.
Miss Eta Smith left on Tuesday night
fer Leipsic. Germany, where she will
remain several years completing her
musical education. She is accompanied
rs far us New York by her brother, A.
NJ. Smith.
Judge Wilson went to Fulda Monday
to attend law suit. Change Of venue
to Avoca Judge followed it. tried the
case and put in Monday night getting
home.
Ed. Miner and family are on a visit
to father and mother Miner. Ed. is
now in charge Of the construction train
which is at work ON the long bridge
this side OF lIersey, driving about
seventy piles.
Our popular young friend, Charley
Smallwood. now of Sioux City, passed
up the ro,d OH Wednesday morning on
Ills way to Rochester. Rumor says
that he is to be married today to Miss
Flora Moulton. May they have Il clear
track, Il smooth run and the wires Ill
up.
TEACy!ERs-AliSs UatclI's school il,
Elk, CLOSED Oh Thursday and she leaves
for her home ut Fairalmult. Miss Mel
liz llHn,iston s school. in Graham Lake,
closed on Friday and she returned home
Saturday. Miss II. leaves for Cleve-
land to attend school: Miss Emma
P!umb's school, in jackson c",lnty,
CLOSED on Friday and she returned to
W0rtl!iugton on Saturday.
Rev. e.. +. Sl,' ldom. former pastor Of
recently connected with the 7. al. G. A.
"f 1Iornelsville, n. y. has returned to
Minnesota. lie has been for some days
running us express messenger on our
road, and was interviewed 1T the depot
by several gentlemen. He claims, so
we are Informed, that the difficulty 1T
lorne!sville, WIS Il conspiracy between
his wife and the hired girl to ruin him.
Mr.. G. J. IIumiston. formerly of
this place. but now If WOrthington,
Minn.. arrived at West Salem on
Wednesday evening last. lie will re-
main for so,E" time to visit his old
friends and associates. Clayton is most
cordially welcomed by all.-Wcst Salem
(O.) Monitor.
The heartfelt sympathies Of the Re-
public anil the people Of Jackson go out
towards Geo. g. Chamberlain who lies
prostate and helpless with bodily af1lic-
tions that almost crush ont his life.
He was stricken down at the Ashley
House last Thursday and has been suf-
fering terribly since. We are glad to
report slight change for the better to-
day.-[Jackson Republic.
AIRLIE.
On Friday last we took ride with
Sheriff Miller through Graham Lakes
township and part of Hersey, stopping
an hour or two at the clean bright little
town of Airlie, which is the Graham
Lakes station on the Southern Mihne-
sofa. The name of the station, howev-
er, we believe, is Deforest, while the
town is named Airlie "a Scotch name.
The town is located on the beautiful
little Clear Lake, one of the clearest,
roundest and deepest little lakes in the
county.
We dinnered with Postmaster N. II.
Smith, who keeps the village hotel, and
then moved out to take in the town.
Naturally enough, the first man we
struck was a Worthington man, G. +.
Humiston, who is Station Agent and
operator at this point and perfectly at
home in his bright new depot, with airy
family rooms over head. The depots OH
the line of the Southern Minnesota are
models in arrangement and architect
ure. Station Agent Humiston showed
us circular just received from the Com