The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-05-05
PERSONALS.


Mr.. Fawkes has returned from 4 Wis
it to the English colony at Lemars.
Mrs. w. A. Peterson returned Satur-
day from visit to Window.
Miss Kate Parsons will teach the
coming summer near Rtshmore.
Mr.. Eldredge has returned from the
East and is on his farm again.
Miss Carrie Johnson expects to teach
during the coming term near Adrian.
Miss Barber will begin school on
Monday next in Dist. No. Al, Lorain.
| Mrs. n. Miner is visiting her daugh.
ter at Jackson.
q. II. Chandler expects to start for
Ohio in Il few days.
Miss Mary Parsons, daughter Of T.
II. Parsons, left on Monday for Rush.
more to attend school.
Mrs. Charley Smith and Mrs. Charley
Wilson expect to start next week for
Pennsylvania and the East OH visit.
Miss Hattie Smith went to Adrian
on Friday last to take charge Of her
school.
Miss Carrie Vervatt began school OH
Monday in the Mcdowell district in
Bigelow.
Capt. Miner returned on Thursday
from Il trip into the wilds and floods of
Rock County.
| Henry Mills and family left for Min
neapolis Il few days ago with Il view to
making that city their future home.
W. T.. Thayer was admitted into the
mysteries Of the y. .. u. W. on Friday
night last.
Coy. Miller is still kept in the house
although he is able to do considerable
work.
II. j. Barber, of Adrian, made us
pleasant, cash down, pocket cheering
call the other day.
". y. Peterson returned Saturday
from Il business trip into Iowa, collect
ing up Oh town lots.
l. n. Safer and daughter left on Nom
'lay nights train for Colorado, which
is to b. their home for the present.
Allen Mclean and family have re-
turned to WOrthingtnn after 4 hard
and sad winter 1T MankatO.
y. lIovey, Of Elk, received informa-
tom by Mon(ay's mail, Of the death OF
his daughter, frankie, in Maine.
Merrill Rohrer, as will he seen bv the
|
day morning. Funeral services will be
day ut o'clock.
Mr.. Kendall WAS at the \(cManus
| Tuesday on his way to Luverne. Mr..
X. is now general superintendent of the
Rock county, Mobiles county, Thuml'-
son Il Kendall, and Window big
farms.
! Thanks to ex-Aulitor Walker, Of
Grand Prairie. for bringing us the cash
Oh subscription from Il valued Grand
Prairie subscriber.
! We learn that our friend James Gil
| len. now ut An,!over, Mass, will re-
| tain his farm in L"rai.l. as his son has
Il strong inclination to farm us soon us
he finishes his course at college.
Will Stockdale got III on Saturday
Mornings train hay;nG left Minneapo-
lis the day before. lie came around 10y
OWatonna.
n. Y. Taylor. recent manager Of the
Scney farm at Kushmore, passed
through II few days ago going East.
Runner Says he will bring back q Mrs.
Tay
I. F. Frazier. connected with the
Scncy farm 1T fnShmOTe, WAS in town
the other day and dropped in. He was
preparing to so to his farm in Summit
Lake.
\. W. Hubbard. the ccntlemanly
secretary to Land Commissioner Drake
WAS in town Sunday on his Way to Sioux !
Falls.
Hon. =. J. Kniss and Attorney Had
Icy, or luvtyne. got in from 81. Paul |
| Oh Saturday on their way home. Mr.. |
KniSS has our thanks for the first Pho
neer Press we had seen tor ten days.
Mrs. Ia y'or, si,tcr-iu-law to 7. l..
Taylor. OF Elk, who has been llnckadc,l |
here since january, left on Tuesday for
her home in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Turner, the new station agent.
arrived on Monday and has entered mp
on his duties. Mr.. L. has been here he-
fore and is Il brother in-Iuw to Banker
Day.
Hon. G.. IT. Smith of Window, came
| up to the hub on Tuesdays train. lie
has not yet entered upon his duties ut
the land Office.
T. Wegen, Of Adrian, came over tc
| the capitol ON Monday. Sorry to hear
that his health is not good 1T present.
Judge Dickinson came down on Tues
| day S train on his way to Luvernc to
| hold court.
Our young friend Fred Bartholomew
| expects to leave to-day to engage in the
| hardware business at Lanlberlun. Mimi.
| sorry TO lose him as he is one Of the
boss boys.
Postmaster Soule and wife left on
Monday nights train for Knoxville,
| Tenn, where Mrs. :. expects to spend
the Summer. The OTHER time they
| started they were cut off by floods and
had to return for few days.
r. II. Doe. of Adrian, was in town
the other day after some jack screws to
raise his house and get it back on the
| foundation from which the wind had
| moved it. Mr.. y. also met with anoth-
er misl>ap last week. X prairie fire got
into his barn am, burned it up.
y letter from JAS. G. Clark, dated at
Gibbon. Neb., informs us that he az
| pected to be here on the :10tl, and sing
The letter reached us on the "a Of May
lie was booked for Sheldon on the 22lh
ult. The floods kept him out and where
lie is now we do not know. Hope he
will make it yet as there are many here
who wish to see and hear him.
Employees ut our railroad depot come
and 60 about as often as trains. T.. X
! Fluke rendered his resignation some
days ago. and we learn that Mr.. Turn
or, the st. james agent, is to take his
place. Geo. Allen expects to go to st.
Paul to take :; place in the Milwaukee
office. Mr.. Bailey the operator, also ex-
poets to leave. and Mr.. Spencer. night
operator. has given up the night posi-
ton, and Mr.. Jackson, late of the Rush
more office. has taken his place. We
hope our friend John Dahlstrom will
stick anyhow.
| Will Peterson, Gov. Millcr's gen.
tlemanly secretary, appeared on the
street the other day. dressed in q jaun-