The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-10
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g. r. Leonard left Monday for'
81. Paul, Il
Carrie Allen went to Mankato|
Saturday. Vi
Mary Moffat returned TO Manka-
to Saturday.
George Colyin was over from
Adrian Sunday.
Sunday dinners are served at q
O'Clock at the Worthington.
Congressman Long was 9
Worthington visitor Monday.
B. I. Trip came up from Bige-
low Monday to attend court.
Roy Durfee returned to his home
in Minneapolis Monday night.
Jno. Blair came over from Adrian
Saturday to get his boots tapped.
Money to loan at 6 per cent and
8 per cent. 21tf HEDBERa & CLAUsEs:
Harry Ruprecht Of 'Bigelow has
been here attending court this week.
j. H. Denton Of Graham Lakes
was a visitor at the hub Saturday
last.
H. e. Torrance and z. Z. Humis-
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ton were at St. Paul the first Of the
week. 5s
Misses Mary Hugunin and Har-
riet Hopkins Of Adrian visited here
Sunday.
The Misses Hyke of Luverne
were visiting with friends here
Tuesday.
Ed. Pannell had crew of thirty
men filling his ice house the first OF
the week.
Miss McCarvill was down from
Brewster Monday and Tuesday visit
ing friends. !.
H. v. Millar was here over Sun.
day. He reports the grain business
fair at Bigelow.
Fred Mason was knocked out"
last week. Fred is doing to much
work for short man.
Mrs. J. H. johnson returned
last Saturday from Adrian, where
she visited for several days.
The dome is being placed on the
court house. The men working up
there do not lack for fresh air.
Ralph Beckley has accepted a
position as chief cook and bottle
washer at the English Kitchen.
Insure your life, houses, furni-
ture, stock, etc. with Hedberg & Clau,
en- in new Cowan building. 2ltf)
Mrs. Grant Morrison left Monday
for Balaton in response toa telegram
announcing the illness Of her mother; i,
Prof. Lundh holm left Monday for
St. Peter to persue his studies ID mu,
Sic. He will be back the first Of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durfee's
host of friends will rejoice to know
that they have moved back to Worth
ington. +.
Geo. Curtis expects to go to St.
Paul soon to take course in pharm
acy. He will be absent about three
months. +
There was happy wedding at
the home of Mr.. Baird, in Ransom,
yesterday, Peter Mactier and Miss
Jennie Baird being the contracting
parties. The nuptial knot was tied
BY Rev. E. M. Lumm of Rushmore,
and big banquet followed. Many
blessings were showered upon the
young couple. <
Samuel Allen left the first of the
week for York state, to visit again the
scenes Of his boyhood home. Mr..
Allen came west rs years ago and
this is his first trip back. He will be
absent about two months. The AD-
Vance hopes he will have q goodtime'
come back in the spring and put up
IS buildings here the coming summer.
The new board of county com
missioners met Tuesday and organ
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lied by electing H. n. Palm chair
man. Full proceedings viii appear
next week. The new members, Pope
and O'Hearn, take hold like old
hands at the business. Mobiles
county will find in them faithful and
efficient servants, as it has in the old
members.
Last Saturday evening at the in
stance Of James Manning warrant
was sworn out against Grant Morri