The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-31
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Of Worthington.
Mrs. Rudolph Rose, OF Lorain,
was brought to the residence OF her
brother, Oscar Larson, Monday, for
treatment of typhoid fever.
Take your live or dressed poultry,
butter, eggs and hides to Kjorlaug
and get cash market price, in low
prices and first class goods. ~
Chris Meier was given an order on
Sheriff Thorn for ten days board by
Judge Cory, Saturday morning for
celebrating to highly Christmas.
Fred Graves was in the city, few
DAYS ago, and said that D. G. Holmes
had returned to Worthington with his
mother and sister.-Windom Report
er.
Miss Marie and Revenda Schultz
daughters of G. W. Schultz, returned
home Friday from St. Joseph's col
lege at st. Paul to spend the holt
days.
o. Sioholm drew the china, closet
and tea set, A. Gustafson the willow
chair, Ct. Allen the photo holder, as
holiday gifts from Palm Bros Christ
mas.
| Losr-Dark overcoat, with velvet
collar and plaid lining, Monday even
| ing, Dec. 2lst, on the lake. Please
return to me at McCune's harness
shop. STEPHEN NAYLoR 70
J.C. Thorn will assist Sheriff And
erson during court next week. After
the adjournment takes place he will
move back on to his farm near Rush
more.
| +. E. Salmon and daughter Dot
left on Thursday of last week to spend
the holidays with relatives at LaPorte,
la. They were accompanied by Lille
Anton.
| Next week will witness the new re-
gimie of county officials Inauguration
which will probably take place Tue
day the first day of the meeting OF
the commissioners.
A bright little daughter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hum.
iston on Saturday last. Clyde says
boy would have been very welcome
Heron Lake News.
| Mr.. Under, a student of Gustaf
Adolphus College at St. Peter, is
assisting Rev. Ericsson during the
holidays, he being some what weak
yet from long siege Of sickness.
/ Miss Mabel Riley went to Worth.
ington Wednesday and returned
Thursday accompanied by her sister,
Miss Lou, who has been attending
ischool there.-Lake6eld Standard.
The Village Council held their reg
Mar meeting last week Friday even
ing. Members present Grundstein,
Glasgow and Smith. No business
was transacted except the allow
ance of bills.
The Young people OF the Swedish
Lutheran church will give musical
and literary entertainment at the
church Friday evening. A pleasing
and entertaining program has been
arranged.
F. G. Brace spent Christmas at Shell
don, that is we think it was there.
These trips are becoming quite fire.
quent, and he will not give us any in
formation but it is a candid opinion
that they mean something.
We are agents for all kinds of
magazines and newspapers, including
German, Swedish, Norwegian and
French, if you want any of them in
connection with the ADVANCE call and
leave your subscription.
Mrs. Phil. Glasgow and children
came down from Worthington We'd
nesday evening to attend the funeral
of her sisters little child. >. ATTY.
George w. Wilson, of Worthington
was over on professional business
Wednesday.-Adrian Guardian.
The following officers were elected
at the German Evangelical Sunday
School Friday, Dec. 25th: Pres, w
F. Mass; Vice Pres, D. Marley; Sec.,
j. Rippberger; Tres, H. Pfeil; Libra
rians, f. Schmidt, Eddie Schieck.
Geo. Hacket of Bigelow will occupy
the building of Mrs. Browns on the
corner of 10th St. and 9TH Ave., with
stock of -four and feed. groceries
and confectionery. He expects to
open up for business this week if pos
sible.
The "Gambling Dens" of Jackson
were raided last week, resulting in a
number of the local knights of the
green cloth being brought before a
squire and fined SIS and costs. It is
reported that there were seventeen
captured.
A. E. and H. F. Yeske, of Bigelow,
went to Irving, ILL.,, about two weeks
ago to attend the funeral of their
father. H. F. returned last week
Wednesday and A. E. returned this
| week. Frank Edwards accompanied
him back.