The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-10-07
PERSONALS.

sr. PERSONALS.
Mrs. e. Z. Shepard . has returned
from a several weeks visit to Still
water.
Mr.. Chadwick. fAtller.in law to Bank
er Dayton. left Tuesday to return to
New York. MI. G.. was a delegate to
the anti saloon conference at Chicago.
Mr.. Howard and wife, of Illinois, are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. d. w.
Chute. Mr.. H. once. owned the Mat
son place north of town and is still at
tacl,ed to this country.
AEON Forbes, we hear, has been so
much benefited by his visit to Penn
sylvanla that he will be home in few
days.
II. W. Sanborn was in town Tuesday
on his way to Fort Dodge to visit his
family. MIR. S. has headquarters now
at Sioux Falls and is still in the mon
ument business.
T. s. IIuntlpy. Of Huntley Grove.
ILL.,, has been up visiting Mr.. Oaks Ind
seeing to his lands and stock ranches.
Rev. I.athrop has gone to conference
at saltwater and there will be no ser.
vice at the NJ. E. church next Sunday.
Mrs. J. s. McNianms has returned
from an extended visit to her brother
ut Denver. Two of her neices accom-
pany her.
Gilbert Anderson has returned from
a trip into Kansas and will be with US
until after the election. He is one of
the popular candidates for sheriff.
Dr.. Barber has returned from visit
to the Minneapolis Exposition.
Mrs. DR.. Barber has gone to Wis
consin to visit her sister, who is quite
sick.
Mr.. L"dden, the Window druggist,
was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Dora Barber and Miss VERNE
Simmons visited the Minneapolis Ex-
position last week.
In last weeks ADVANCE we men,
toned the fact that Mrs. Clippenger
had been rabbed of some jewelry.
Sheriff Miller went to Sioux City on
Friday and securing the aid of the
deputy sheriff there, began search
for the stolen property and the thieves.
The ring was found at a second hand
store and recovered. The gold chain,
worth $50, was traced to another Sec
ond hand store, but the man said it
had been sent to Chicago that morn
ing. They telegraphed and succeeded
in catching the chain at station in
Illinois and having it returned on the
next train. The gold watch was
found on the person of Fred Muck,
and both were brought back. Young
Mcmillan could not be found. He evi
IDENTIFY turned the jewelry over to
Muck. who traded it off or sold it, ex-
cept the watch.
Muck was arraigned before Justice
Durfee and committed to await the
action of the grand jury.
Sheriff Miller in taking Fred Muck
home to see his parents caught his bro.
ther who was last spring committed
to the reform school but escaped. He
was taken to the reform school on Sat-
urday.
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W. Aagaard. agent of Frederiksen &
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1850 acres:
John Sweitser, ILL.,, ct set sec. 80,
Graham Lakes.
Adolph Koch, Iowa, sw4 sec. 5, Her.
sey.
Il. Schenken, Iowa, nwf sec. l, Elk.
Fritz TANNER, Iowa, net and nj
set sec l, Elk.
q. Peters, Iowa, WI ne+ sec 9, Her
Mrs. Jane Reed, ILL.,, nj of nw4 sec.
S, WOrthington.
A Boulee, ILL.,, WI net sec. 16, Sum.
nit Lake.
q. Hanson, c} of Fl of sec. "a. Ew.
ington; and sw4 of 81, Rost; set of 6,
Sioux Valley, Jackson county.
S. Eriksen, ILL.,, nj net sec. 81, Elk.
T. Bruins. Iowa. nw4 q, Dewald.
J. P. Dolland, ILL.,, set sec. S, Hersey.
Jos. Mutra, Iowa, nj net sec. S, Her
Gust Tollander, Iowa, ct sw4 sec. IL,
Round Lake.
J. Dunn, ILL.,, set sec. 20, Dewald.
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