The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-17
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ii. j. Grant. OF DtadWOOd, was III
town on Tuesday shaking hands with
his friends.
Mr.. Folger and family left Geneva
N. Y. on Monday for WOrthingtom.
They will be here in i few days and
will occupy the Gov. Miller sidrnce.
We learn that Levi Rue died ut LIE.
mars few days ago Of malarial ty'
ph"id.
Conley Plotts, father to Lieut.. r. b.
Plotts, of this place, died 1T Muncy,
Pa, Il few days ago, between ~ aud 81
years of age.
Mr.. Gillette and family, and Henry
Twitchtli, left !. few days ago to spend
the winter in Ashtabula county, Ohio.
Judge Davidson, of Llverne. spent Il
few hours in town on Friday and made
us one of his pleasant calls.
An infant daughter of J. Hyland
died on Friday If Group. The remains
were taken to Adrian for burial in the
Catholic Cemetery.
: A. l.. Haggartl, Il former resident of
l.or;,in township, and one of the very
first settlers !" the county, is up from
Council Bluffs on Il visit. Mr.. II. has
pr"speWd since his removal to Iowa.
Mrs. Charley Smallwood, of Omaha,
has been visiting father and mother
Moulton.
E J.. Johnson was released from Jail
on Saturday. his father and II. E. Tor.
rance going Oh his bond. Mr.. J. was
j,.ilrd ON !, charge If taking grain be.
longing +" &. p. Shepard.
II. &. GuraSha, who has been sick
with typhoid. lift on Mon'iay for his
home ~ the East. Mr. &. was caught
among strangers, and ont OF money.
but WAS we'll cared for and funds raised
to pay his fare home.
Mr.. Mckinstry. editor Of the Fari.
hau!t Republican,. was in town on Sat
ur'iay and made us Il brief call.
Hon. p. J. KnSS came down on Sat-
nrlay from his legislative duties and
went t" Iuvrrne to spend Sunday with
his family.
Dr.. Farr. Of Fan Claire. is on visit
t" his friend Mr. Free, of the railroad
carpenter shops.
Bunker Il. H. Parsons went t" Sioux
Falls last week and invested in Il lot Of
their city bonds.
E. y. Morrow. Of st. Paul. has taken
the position If chief operator at the
Warrington telegraph office.
Mr. Mclean assistant ut the depot
has gone to housekeeping in the rooms
recently occupied by 3. n. Carriers
family.
Clerk If Court Carrier sent his family
I" Minneapolis on Monday. being I'M
able to obtain fuel for housekeeping.
$. \. Davis is having Il spige nf ma
larial typhoid 1T his home in Minneap-
Oils.
Sam1. Allen came down from Mime
arolis. tn visit his family and attend
the election.
Mr.. Love- from Maryland. is on Il
visit to his uncle, Joseph Lowe, Of the
Oklahoma Mills.
". \. Peterson. with his accom-
pliShed wife. spent the Sahbath at the
parental home of Mrs P-trrson.--W in
dom Reporter.
p. Blaine. Of IIrr;c Commissioner
Cor the First District. was in town on
Monday shaking hands over the tltc-
tion
Daniel Rnhrar. the eru6itu WORTH
inytnn attorney had professional work
il, .)a"NS:'n fer three days this week. -
.]ackS"" Republic.
III. T.. Kline. Warrington jolly
i'i-' fisherman, has placed us under nb
Ii :.tinnS (v leaving rs y yon.lly supply
ni nice, fresh pickr'al May your
"linrS" Eyer ba cast in pleasant and
profitable waters, Mr.. K.-llrron Lake
Guardian.
From the l'ip;st,nc S'ar
llOn. W. y Davidson. one Of the
!ras|in: lawyers of L;;vtrne. was in
town Tie past week un legal business
W" are glad to see him looking So well.
II ~. Eanirl Roller, Of Warrington,
one Of the l''a;llug lawyers Of the State.
WAS in town during the past week. su
per,ltt,'li!'I Tive hardware sale for the
|mn' fit Of his clients. We are obliged
{" Daniel for IL very pleasant call.
Mr.. G.. &. G.m"lunw. President Of the
lilnSiu.r County :'auk. received the
>;,u intelligence las, Friday. of the
beat |, of his father who has for lon r
tin" resi- .eti in Montana. Mr.. Good
now Will Un ont -" y s'',rt time.
and take charge of his fathers efre is.