The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-07-29
PERSONALS.

Miss Fanny Garfield, Of Sioux City,
is visiting with Miss lille Plosts.
Miss Nellie Barber is visiting with
friends in Adrian.
Spencer Wilson. of Olathe, KS, ne
plew OF Judge Wilson, arrived last
week aud will spend the summer here.
Mrs. J. $. McManus left yesterday
morning for Denver to visit her BROTH
or.
A son of Rev. E. L. Lathrop, a COM
position on the Luverne Herald, spent
Sunday in Worthiugton with the fani-
ly.
Miss Hattie Smith left Yesterday
morning for San Francisco to attend
the National Encalnpment, being y del.
egate from the w. r. G.
Mrs. Joel Hsnsberger left yesterday
mo, ming for her home at Baltimore. o.
Mr.. II. accompanied her AS far as En-
metsburg and will attend u hay conven.
ton in that vicinity.
L. NJ. Porter passed through Tues.
day for Adrian having just returned
from California.
District Attorney Baxter and Dis
trict Marshall Campbell were in town
Tuesday on some business which they
neglected to make known to US.
Editor H. ]. Miller, of the Luverne
Herald, WAS in town Saturday and
made us the usual editorial call. Mel
ther of us having any war paint on 1T
the time nor any side arms at hand, the
cOnferc' Q was pleasant aud amicable.
A. Hawkinson. of Davenport, Ia.
made us i call recently and lett the
customary years subscription. Mr.. II.
recently purchased q quarter section III
Elk and was looking at Dewald also.
The composition, or devil, or some 9th.
er newspaper factor, made us say re-
Gently that f. E. Field had been admit.
10 | to the United WOrkmen order. We
meant to say E. E. Fisk.
e. II. Eastwood. editor of the Els
worth News, was in town the other
day and called in tn give rs the grip
courteous. Mr.. f. is u pleasant gentle.
man and we are pleased to make his &C.
quaintance. Success to the News.
John Morrison. If Lincoln, Neb:
Passed through on Monday on his way
home from Adrian where he has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Haislet,
wife of editor Haislet, who, we regret
to learn, is still in declining health.
Mr.. NJ. is an intelligent Scotch gentle
man and Grand Vice Chancellor of the
knights of Pythias for the State of
Nebraska.
The Minneapolis Tribune of Satur.
day contains the following sad item
concerning former resident Of Wor-
Ellington: Fl. l.. Lackor, of us 5th. st.
H., who had his shoulder dislocated last
Thursday evening, and was locked up,
is still in custody because of mental
arrangement. His arrangement is the
result of past illness.
The Ewington correspondent of the
Jackson Republic says:
Mrs. Carpenter, of Star, Vermont Co.
Wis.,. and mother of Joseph Star. q
former resident of this town, but now
of Mobiles Co., has been visiting her son
and daughter-in-law and also Mrs. A.
E. Barton of this town, who is an old
acquaintance. We also received a
pleas SAINT call from this intelligent lady
and were glad to hear her express 4
very tlattering opinion of our country.
Miss Jennie Barton, now of Worth
ington, paid a visit to the maternal
mansion recently. accompanied by Mrs.
l.. B. Bennett. Miss Jennie is q real
good hearted industrious girl and we
are glad to see her bright and cheerful
face around her old home occasionally.
Mr.. Bnel Pope and family of Mobiles
county, with his sister Mrs. G. w. Bar
ton Of this town paid a visit to the
parental roof Of Mr.. NJ. L. Pope of
Martin county.
Miss. Bessie Gorrie of Worthinpton
has been making quite a protracted Wis.
it at the Barton manse and put in few
days with the writer's family. Miss
Bessie's juvenile days were mostly
spent in this town and her old time
associates are happy to have her mingle
with them again. She will start on the
18th inst for Nebraska Oh a visit to
her uncle j., G. Walker.
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MINI. is ly.
PERKINS NOMINATED.
The Judicial Republican convention