The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-22
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Miss Della Clark is home from Win
dom ON visit to her parents.
Mrs. d. Rvhrer and daughter have
returned from AL extended trip east.
Nightwatch Mcmillan took the first
deg &c in the A. o. u. W. on Saturday
night last.
W. G. DOaIe aud sister, of L.emars.
are visiting their uncle, NJ. A. DOane,
superintendent Of Schools.
Mrs. l.. E. Kimball, of Sioux Falls.
has been in town visiting friends. We
learn that Mr.. X. aud family intend to
remove to Missouri.
Bert Lewis left recently for Missouri
to travel for some house in that State.
Bert should have remained here where
NO. young men are needed.
Chas. A. Barrows, of Minneapolis, =
former resident of Hersey and we'll
known to many of our people. was in
town Friday last on business. He
shook hands with a number of friends.
Mrs. Il. II. Miller left Tuesday morn
lug to visit her mother in PENNSYLVANIA.
On Thursday evening last a number
of her friends invaded the house. set
out the card tables, got up q little
dance III the front parlor and rounded
up with supper.
HE that humbleth himself shall he
exalted ''-On Monday night last Cant.
Grinager, Carl +. SahlbOm, Chas. W.
Smith and Fred. Kline took the sub
lind degree in the Oriental Order of
Humility.
Attorney L. S. Nelson, of Adrian,
Judge of Probate and Court Commits
sioner elect. was in town Friday on
business. Mr.. Nelson has his hands
full now lie is doing a large insur-
ance and collection business, consider
able law business, teaching the Adrian
school, and will soon assume the duties
of the office of Judge of Probate. which
will call him to Worthington frequent
ly to hold court.
A. McDougall, Superintendent of the
Roche Farm during the past fuw years,
left with his family OH Friday last for
Sand Lake, Lake Co., Ill. During his
stay among us he has made Il friend of
every man with whom he came i'll COLI
tact and every one regrets his depart
ure. In the few years he has been
here he superintendent the erection of
the largest farm house and barns in
this part Of the State. and opened one
of the finest stock farms in the West.
Mr.. Roche will find it difficult to till
his place.
Ma"kato Free Press: Rev. G. w. T.
Wright, formerly of this city, has Sc
cured Il clerkship in the Treasury de-
partment at Washington. This IS de-
scendihg considerably from presiding
eldership.
Sleepy Eye Republican: The lecture
Of Chas. +. Sheldon. of St. Paul. at
Harmony Hall Oh Monday evening,
was but poorly attended and deserved
a far more appreciatiye audience.
Flandreau Enterprise: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Rowland. of Wortllington, Mimi.
were in town last Friday and made a
PLEASANT call OIL the Enterprise.
Window Reporter: Hon. e. II.
Smith come up Wednesday from his
new home III Worthiugton, to preside
over the Masonic Lodge in this place,
OF which he is worsllipful master.
Window Reporter: Mr.. G. W. Stay:
ton, the wide awake 5. &. Il st. Paul
land man, is going to Europe next
month to send settlers to this part of
Minnesota. Drake and Slayton are
awake to the interests of their terrific
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Sibley Gazette: \. Bradden and F..
{: Waller. Of Warrington, visited
Sibley on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shell, of Worth
ington, spent last Sabbath in Sibley.
f. J. Bear, Of Bigel"w. who conduct.
ed a flour and feed store in Siblry u
few years ago. was in town last Friday.
Our old friend. W. ". Heron. was
down from W"rtl,ineton last Saturday.
and we are glad to learn of his prosper.
ity.