The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-12-26

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Miss Richie Maxwell returned
Tuesday from a canvassing tour at
Iowa Falls. -. - !. .~.~-.> T...ja.r..
L. V. Blair returned Tuesday from
Sheldon, where he has been for sew
eral months. 80! ~. ~.
Hugh Berry returned home Sunday
night from Omaha, where he has been
attending school: ,@& ...s*.s.s
Roy Rose went to Window Tues
day to spend Christmas and New
Years with friends.N -
Archie Crandall, of Chicago, is in
the city, spending the holidays with
relatives and friends. -"
G. H. Saulpaugh and wife of Man
kato are spending the holidays with
the family of S. Allen.
Laura Desmond, of Alton, Ia, came
up Tuesday to pass Christmas with
Worthington friends.
Loren Clark, who has been working
at Sioux Falls for the past year, re-
turned home Tuesday,
Mr.. Robt. Dick, Sanborn, Ia, was
one of the arrivals in the city the
early part of the week.
Will Stoutemeyer is clerking in
&c. H. Babcock's drug store during
the rush of the holidays. g
Steve Naylor is visiting with a
brother of his at Ripon, Wis. He
will be gone about two weeks.
Orrie and James Vail returned
home Saturday from Hamline Uni
versity to spend the holidays.
| Warren Rose. who has been teach
ing school in Ewington township, is
spending his vacation at home.
j. F. Cass, town clerk, Rushmore
passed Saturday of last week in Wor
Ellington, on business errand.
! Ole Anderson of jackson, who is
preparing gazetteer of Mobiles coun
ty, was in towr Friday and Saturday
Miss Minnie Booth who has been
teaching school at Rushmore return
ed home Saturday to spend the holi
DAYS.
Roy Smith, night clerk at the
Lake View, is on the sick list this
week. Charlie Barnum is taking hi:
place:
Will Thurber who has been attend
ing Hamline College for about two
years is spending the holidays al
home.
Harry Day who has been attend
ling the Central High School at Min
neapolis is spending the holidays al
home.
Harley CHATTER, who has been at
tending the Agricultural department
of the State University, is home TO,
the holidays.
Deputy U: S. Marshal, Frank Nc
Lean, of Adrian, was in the city a
short time Monday, on his way home
from St. Paul.
Mrs. w. H. Buchan, accompanied
bv her three children, left Sunday
night for New Whatcome, "ash'' tc
spend the winter.
Will Clippenger left Monday fo'
Slayton, where he will do carpenter
work on the creamery which Mr. E.
s. Gibbs is erect ing at that place. !,
Miss Mary Kennedy, who has been
attending the St. Joe Acadamy at st
Paul, came down Saturday to spend
Christmas and New Years at home.
Miss Grosscup Of Beaver Creek
who has been attending the Albert
Lea College, visited in Worthingtor
short time Saturday on her way
home. -: .''-
Mr.. Dawson, representative of a St
Paul wholesale dry goods firm, pass
ed the Sabbath with his friend Mr.
Rev, of the firm of Rev & Bennett
Of this city. 49, =. -
Mr.. Gus. Hilstrom arrived in the
i. CITY the latter part of last week iron
4 Calender, Ia, and expects to remain
with us in, the neigHborhood of two
or three weeks. H.. -
Will Taylor who has been working
on the creamery at this place for some
time past, went to Slayton Monday
where he will be employed on the