The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-23
PERSONALS.

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Mrs., Rohrer and daughter left on
Friday last for St. Paul on visit.
Judge Wilson has been to St. Paul on
| law business.
H. D. Winters, Of Minneapolis, was
in town on Friday. a. , ~.
T. II. Parsons has been to Mitchell,
D. I. on business.
superintendent Gere, of our road,
dinnered at the Worthington Tuesday.
E. S. Wemple, of Chicago, son of f.
l.. Wemple, was in town yesterday on
his way to Rushmore.
Mr.. Fish. Of Minneapolis. was in town
yesterday seeing the sights with B. N.
Carrier.
Register of Deeds Chad wick and wife
expect to leave next week for New York
State to visit their old home.
"A. G. Seney AID E. L. Wcmple, OF
Rushmore, passed through Tuesday 60
ing to Sheldon.
Attorney Clark returned from st..
Paul Monday night having been absent
a week attending u. 5. Court.
o. Big-lnw and family left OF Mon
day nights train 10 join brother Safer
in Colorado.
Geo. Ames, Of Mankato, was in town
Sunday visiting friends and familiar
scenes.
T.. II. Chandler writes us to send his
paper to Cleveland, Ohio, where lie IS
now living.
NJ Y. Taylor, now of the Rock Co.
Farm, was il town on Thursday and
dinnered at The McManns.
A. Fleming came up from Sheldon
on Friday and went to Rushlnore on
business.
G. W. W. Dow, of Ransom, and James
Marden, of Summit Lake, were initiat,d
into the A. y. U. W. Oh Saturday .ight
last.
Mr.. Roche, of Chicago, proprietor of
Roche's Roost, arrived the other day
with some friends and will spend some
days in this vicinity.
Major L. n. Murphy left on Monday
for Bordentown, n. J. The Major has
enough of farming tor the present. Sue.
cess, Major, and ta-ta!
John Sykes started for Spirit Lake a
few days ago but had to turn back on
account of impossible streams and
roads.
J. II. Paulson, of Mankatn, special a.
gent of the Continental Life Insurance
Company, spent several days in town
recently insurlng men against death.
Frank Peck, OF Sheldon, came up on
Saturday last, and spent the day among
his friends. At night he WAS indicted
into the $4,000 mysteries of the A. o.
U. w.
The Rev. Mr.. Gum will preach for
the first time in the new EPISCOPAL
church next Sunday, 1880, ~. NJ. and
7:l5, p. M.-Windom Reporter.
ID. +. Goodrich, of Blue Eart, City,
Dan1 ltolrer, Of Worlhlngton, Nj. J.
severance and E. Z. Freeman, of Man.
kato, are the persons mentioned for
Judge DickenSOn'S successor in this J Il.
diclal uistrict.-Fairmont Sentinel.
e. T. Dondore returned from Nilsson.
III Saturday, where he has been tor The
past three weeks. He brought with him
Il specimen OF iron ore taken from his
farm Of 800 acres. that is pronounced
by experts to be the best Of the Kind
ever seen, containing IS per cent of the
pure metal. ~ railroad is b ing built
to the neigi:burhnod of his land. and
no doubt MIR. Dond"re viii realize I,
handsome fortune from his Investment.
-fihdlay 70. Jc1frrsonian.
Monday evening at Pearl Hall. James
u. Clark, one Of the most delightful tn.
tertainers III the world will hold forth
for the benefit Of the Champions of the
ked Cross. He will slug his uwl, bal
lads, and it will he truly an evening OF
song. On this occasion Miss Mae Mer-
'iIl will recitt one Of Mr.. Clark poems,
''Tre Mountain of the Holy Cross.
After this Il s1ra wbvrrv and ice cream
festival and Il dance. Tickets. 50 cents.
for most charming enter tainment.-
Denver Great West.