The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28
PERSONALS.

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Attorney Nelson, OF Adrian, dropped
in yesterday looking rs fresh is a daisy.
Geo. Plumb expects to leave on Mon.
day next for Colorado.
Postmaster SOule expects to make an.
other trip to Tennessee in few days.
j. Limbert, Of Adrian, was in town
on Monday and dropped IN.
Will Langdon came over from Lu.
verne to attend the band concert.
Will Loveless left Wednesday. morn.
ing for visit to the sea shore.
Mrs. D. Rohrer and daughter left st.
Paul on Tuesday for visit to Maine
going by way of the lakes.
Miss Carrie Vervatt closed her school
i'll BigelOw last week and is home aRail,
for vacation.
Miss Della Clark came home from
Window last week and is keeping house
for her father.
DIR. PEBBLES has been secured for a
course of seven lectures in Luverne be.
ginning July 2Sth.
Mr.. Tanner, who lives in Murray
county, near Dundee station, made us
a pleasant call on Monday.
The family of r. Eldredge returned
recently after over years absence ut
their former home in Pawtuckett, r. I.
Mr.. Heron, of OsceOla county. Iowa.
who has purchased S. A. Davis restau-
rant, spent several days in town recent
~.
B. E. Stevens, Of Willmont, died on
Saturday last. Mr.. s. was an elderly
man who has been i'll for some time.
W. Sherwood, Ex.Sheriff of Pipestone
county and a former resident of Worth.
ingtom, has been spending several days
in town on business.
A. E. Grissell arrived on Thursday
last and registered 1T the Worthington
from the NORTH Pole" He has been
to Montana and the Saskatchewan and
looks hearty.
Miss Hattie Smith, who has been
teaching near ,drian. came home a
few days ago with something like ty.
phoid fever.
G. J. Humiston has gone to West
Salem, Ohio. on 4 visit. If Clayt. Sc
cures 4 residence in Ohio while he is
gone he is sure Of an office, say the post
once, Tor instance.
A. Fleming returned Monday from
Sheldon, where he has been engaged for
some months. and went to Rushmore,
his present home.
The Sibley Gazette says Of Mr.. Heron,
who has purchased thu Davis restau.
rant:-"We wish him prosperity III his
new field of labor. While Osceola loses
good citizen Worthington gains one. ,
c. st. John Cole was in town spend
ing Sunday with his family. Mr.. G. is
about to take a house on Fourth-av.
and begin house keeping again.
". G. Ward. esq. editor of the Wa
SEGA Radical with his accustomed liber-
ality. gave 500 to the New Ulm relief
fund.- Mankato Review.
Mr.. Thompson dropped in yesterday
on his way from Sheldon to Ruslmoce.
lie has finished the church at Sheldon
and will begin soon to finish the Rush
more church.
Hon. II. 3. Wilson, of Red Wing,
former State Superintendent of Schools,
spent Saturday last ~ town. Mr.. Will
for Governor and expectS his nominal
" u.
Of the State Senate.
Newton Clancy, son Of Rev. l.. w.
CLANCY died last Saturday morning of
consumption. His funeral took place
OH Monday. Rev. CLANCY and family
have the symr.tI,ies of this commune
ty.-Waseca Radical.
TELEGRAPIIC.-J.U II. Smith, from
Caledonia, n. Y, is now night operator
ut the depot. l.. !. McRavey's family
have arrived. Johnny Dean is message
boy. Charley Wilson. Train Despatch
rr at Sioux City. with his wife. came
mp and spent Sunday with Mrs. Dean.
TIE S1CE.-Gov. Miller has not been
80 well for Il few days past. Miss Wis
ner has recovered from an attack of
typhoid fever. Miss Hattie Smith is
quite i'll with typhoid. ESslev Smith is
slowly improving. Fred Humist"n has
Of measles.
Rev. Mr.. Gum says in the Window
Reporter: 'Our good friend Gov. Mill
or, field agent for the r. II. Land Co.,
has just sent III Il donation of $500 to
assist III furnishing the Episcopal
church. Gov. MiIler'S donation came
without the asking-let others follow
him i'll his noble work.
At the close Of DR.. PEBBLES course
Of lectures in Sihley the following reso.
luton was adopted: Resolved, That.
us an expression Of our appreciation OF
the lectures delivered 10y DR.. J. NJ.
PEBBLES. we tender him ii vote of thanks,
and herewith extend to him an invita-
ton to deliver 4 second course Of lee.
lures after the completion of his third
tour around the world.
Mr.. JOSEPH, Chadwick. wife and son,
have arrived jn town on Il visit to Mrs.
Chadwick s hrOthers-John, David ard
William Firth. S1r. Chadwick occupies
the office OF register Of deeds etc., of
Mobiles county. Minnesota. and is Il fine
gentleman to meet. lie was formerly I,
resident of this village, but removed to
Minnesota, with his family, nearly
twelve years ago; very soon after he met
with Il terrible accident, having his
right arm amputated besides receiving
serious bodily injuries. He is how as
we'll AS can be expected and will lie very
glad to shake hands with any of the M
merous friends who acted so kindly to-
ward him on that melancholy occasion.
Amsterdam IN. W Sentinel.
Prof. Donovan has opened class in
German and one III English to occupy
the vacation. A number have awaited
themselves Of this opportunity to study
two of the most important languages.
It is qualification to all the better
element Of our people to have so thor.
ough an educator rs Prof. Donovan 4.
mong US. We certainly hope that the
Professor will be able to elevate the
standard. both as to study and discl.
pine, in this community, and we are
pleased to know that he is to be re-
tanned for next year.
The Journal speaks of a bottle of
beer having beer, stolen from W. A.
Peterson's ice.cl,est. This having got
abroad, somebody returned a bottle to
Peterson witt the following tag attach.
ed:
This beverage was stolen from Rev.
Ogle by duly authorized agents If the