The Worthington advance., 1889-02-07
LOCAL..

Sets of Bob sleighs for sale chap at
NAMAKAGoN LUMBER Co.
Mr.. R. J.. Dougherty, of Rushmore,
was in town last Saturday.
Mr.. H. McLeish, of Adrian. was at
the Lake View House one day last
week.
Mr.. James Mcfarland, of Adrian,
t"~ried in Worthington, over Monday
night.
Geo. W. Wilson, Esq, was called to
Ellsworth on Saturday last on matters
of business.
Call and examine our Oak and Cherry
Lumber ut NAMAKAGoN Co.
C. w. Barto, of st. Paul, was a
guest of the Worthington House on
Tuesday.
Tennie Aagaard, the little son of the
host and hostess of the Lake View
House, was quite sick ON Tuesday.
Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will meet to- morrow with Mrs.
Holmes. All are invited be present.
c. w. Bull, of Sibley, Iowa, made
the Worthington his head quarters for
one day this week.
Ed Carmes, a train master on the
st. p. & O., tarried over train or two
in this place on Tuesday.
Some of the conductors who had
been laid off for time, are being put
into service again.
Mr.. James Crandall has been in
stalled rs night clerk at the Worthing.
ton Hotel.
MIR. Robert Bibby, of St. Paul, has
been appointed water supply foreman
Of this division of the Omaha road. in
place of Dir. William Daugherty. We
welcome Mr.. Bibby to our community.
Mr.. G.. A. Goodell, Assistant of the
B. q. r, and n. Railway was in Worth
inRton on Monday, looking after the
interests of that company.
The railway freight traffic at this
point is largely on the increase. The
train mon and clerks are kept hard at
work, This slows we'll for business.
Hr. Clarence Adams, of Camden.
now stopping at the McManus House
Is son of AL old acquaintance and
-
John D mn has returned from the far
west, after ramble through Iowa,
Kansas, Colorado, Oregon and other
states and territories. We congratu-
late him on his safe return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stetler return thanks to
their friends for kindness and SYM
pathy shown during the sickness and
death of their child.
Mr.. +. NJ. Barber, station agent at
Rushmore, passed through Worthing-
ton on Monday, on his way to Albert
Lea to attend law suit.
Among the guests at the Lakeview
House this week we're: W. s. Hazard,
r. D. CLANCY, O. NJ. Ferrln, Charles
RIdd, and H. $. Goodspeed,
Mr.. Joseph Lowe, of the now famous
Oyster Bay Depot, has been at times
quite intirm in health this winter, but
We are glad to see him briskly waiting
on customers again.
Mr.. J. W. Ashw orth, of the Mail
Seryice, called upon us this week. He
came direct from the funeral of Capt.
Grinager, in whose demise he feels he
has lost valued friend.
Mr.. NJ. A. Nichols, Of the Namaka-
gon Company, starts tonight for Hay
ward. Wisconsin, the head quarters of
his company. While there he will at
tend District Convention of the Y.
NJ. Christian Associations to be held
in that place.
The Young Peoples Christian AS
socintion Of Worthington opened their
Hall for the reception of callers for the
first time this season on last Monday
evening. The rooms will be open here
after every evening from 6 to 8 80 o.
clock. 1t is to be hoped that many peo.
pie, Young and old, may improve this
opportunity to make pleasant scquaint.
ance and to spend their evening hours
with enjoyment and profit. Strangers
will I've made welcome.
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