The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-02-27
LOCALANEWS.

.t.Uncle''sis coming. G4
The drill is still in the WE'LL
go cent tea at Peterson's for Soc.
Mrs. Merle Hurlbert is quite sick.
Mrs. Garlick returned from St. Paul
Tuesday. *. '.e et5.'E .>'1E13
Frank Lewis, Of Ovation ma, was in
town Friday. s%$ " sa:;
Postmaster Swartz is at home from
Minneapolis. -. - 81 Fl. >, =, VI:
ia. Bird, of Fairmont, was in the
city Saturday. - 49, "
Mrs. VIM. Tryan is still quite i'll
with the grippe. -. ...~..
Byron Lac Grange is reported i'll
wi th pneumonia. %&z&s#~. *s
Bert Mcclellan, of Sheldon, was
in town Tuesday. 4"@.,@
Fred Mason was pressing hay in
his shed Monday. Il, XII 49,
Coal or wood delivered on short no.
tice from Turner's. zOtt
John Blair was at St. Paul several
days the past week.
Glenn Baker is again able to be out
after a. severe illness.
Robt. Reeds mother is reported
sick with the grippe. -.
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Rod Hecox is able to be out again
after a severe illness. {. f..% H.. -
An electric arc has been placed on
tie court house tower. e 49,
Graf. Hitchcock has ret urned to
his home in St.4Louis. a. s,s,ss ~
4 St. Bernard bitch pup for sale
cheap. JIG: KENNEDY. ~, II a 2 Z,
= The dance at q. A. R.. hall Friday
night was we'll attended. -
E. Goodenough, of Adrian. is at
tending court this week.
INV. Bangs went to Heron Lake
Sunday returning Monday -. p.
Mrs. Elk. Smith, who has been i'll
for sometime, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Peterson's child
is i'll with the scarlet fever.
We're Hurlbert made business
trip to Laketield yesterday.
CIV. Smith was down from Mimi
.eapolis the first of the week.
Geese are reported to be flying
north. Where is our winter?
Austin Hovey and wife, of Rush
more, were in the city Monday.
The Epworth League society clear
ed $25 at their social Friday night.
Miss Winefred S hell left Tuesday
fora twoweeks' visit at Minneapolis.
Born On Sunday, Feb. ~23rd,
son TO Rev. and Mrs. Wilson Aull.
For Farm Loans call on: Shell &
Mann. Office in Torrance bldg. 49tf
I, VIM Putnam, :of 1Luverne, spent
Sunday with his parents in Wor 4 Il n
ton - , :. .,s;.t 5fssss: sya Al &
Nothing has yet been heard from
Mr.. Briggs in regard to the whist dis
pute. IT, ~. ~ =. = ~~I wv, e. s .a
= Johnnie Hoynes is able to be
around again after siege OF typhoid
fever. IN s ~. -. @..s ,,s,~,>js
The creamery now has 81 patrons
and receives nearly 5000 pounds of
milk day. :a,s@ ss1, :.s ...@.
;. The Sibley Gazette is authority for
the statement that Bigelow is to have
newspaper. $& >5 N @"> p, I. ' (
r. Miss She'll, of Sibley, a niece of
Daniel Shell, attended the Wideawake
dance Friday night. IT 5 s-ez s SsE
H. M. Palm & Son advertise Japa-.
nese mating in the paper. Their az.
is on the first page !, ss5SFi5.s .sssss
IS. W. Sinnett made an official visit
to the Epworth League at Heron
Lake Sunday evening. y
T., r. Cheney was over from
Lakefield the last few days Of last
week and the first of this. r. - A. a ~ Z
! John II. Scott, Of Bigeiow, has
some notices in the want column
Look them up-it will pay you.
Exercises in honor Of Washington's
birthday we're held at the school
house in the various rooms Friday.
Quite bit of hay is being marketed
-. q -. %bn "a rrnnrs taking advant-
age OF the fine weather and roads