The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-01-30
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Miss Lou Darby is quite sick. . !
Dow Mitchell is railing of a sho

Miss Lou Darby is quite sick.
Dow Mitchell is rafting of a sho
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\. Alvia Vail has returned to Worth
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Fred fMohl was over from Adrian
Monday. 6 III .5Asa5$s a
Frank Day was. ii town few day
last week @s 70. NJ ESs&Ss'@# }s@AEaQ&
Frank Dean is clerking in Love
less store. a s@ " d .~.5fs~.3ff g..
The infant child Of Robt.5 Reed. i.
quite sick. sE.Ia ......s f,i5Y: =. U.s.,
Hugh Free is visiting his family al
Minneapolis. Xix. ;, e WIFI. W q
Nv. G, Barton, of Spafford, was in
town Tuesday. M. ..:=. =. = T.. .
\ Marian Wellein was up from Round
Lake Monday. ',.5 Ta..>E
Frank Lewis, of Owatonna, was in
town Tuesday. <s.sl ,">.~s. "a
Dr.5J. N. Gould is home from his
visit to Fairmont., usx Ir1l S:.&
DR.. Clark made professional trip
to Sibley Tuesday. ..... ~.2a
Ray Hurniston now manipulates
Bar lock typewriter. " - - q
sArt. Lyon al ana wife, y 81 ST. James [n1,st
are visiting in the city, sn,as..~ Il
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Y Miss Emma Ruprect, Of Bigleow,
visited insotns Friday ~
Ray Humiston returned Saturday
morning fnom the cities. ~, ~ |
Bob Prichard was over to Sioux
Falls the fir # of the week.
4. 6. YHedberg was at Minneapolis
the latter part of last week. "'
Mr.. Bond drew Ernest Sterling's
+ bicycleat.the rattle the other night
nc. Sheppard is visiting at bis
old home in Hillsdale, Michigan.
The Chinese laundry started up
Monday. Charlie Wun is the prOprie-
tor. n, 49,. ~, =. g;.sss 15@ s,a:s q
Mrs. "A. G. Clausen and daughter,
Oracle has returned from Minneap-
oils. y OFF,
Mike Carrigan, of Adrian, was in
the city Saturday on his way I'd st.
Louis. -. $685.. -: :, .,x@ +
4 ProeHaE sstda, adsfsAdEian, was in
town Tuesday on his regular profess
{ A number Is Worthington people
attended the leap year dance at Adj
srian Mondaysnight. Ill.,. I
I, ! SAaasbce lsfss N onds morn
s Ing fos Hot Springs; Ark. to besgone
about three weeks. 81 s@ &ss s.ss.
stevesNsslor has openesd upaa:: Shoe
repairinR shop in the building next
toSalmon' . restaurant. :~.~ =, 1
All election will be held in. Kinbrae
on Feb. 18th, to decide whether the
village shall incorporate. i
:.s Clarence Afford went up to Hamil
ton Tuesday where he has accepted
position as night operator.
Mr.. j. "A. Bird, of Fairmont, a
1 friend of Albert Halstead, visited in
the city afew days the past week.
Two large holes have been cut in
the lake in hopes that it may be the
means Of saving the life of the fish.
The Fair Ground Association had
meeting at the village Office Satur-
day. There were very few in atten-
dance. <l.
" The ADVANCE is in receipt Of 9 card
announcing the marriage Of M. N.
E. Foley, Of Fulda, and: Miss Mary
a. Stratton.
The W. r. q gave delightful 20
Scial at Grand Army hall Tuesday
night. A splendid time was had by
ali who attended.
John Monroe, a man living west of
Adrian, is an inmate OF the county
Siail serving a ninety days sentence
Y for stealing wheat.
John Boberg, who has been engaged
pbV the LuJllll ALuuUoI w. az CA1o
place, left last week for visit to his
Old home in Sweden.
The annual rumor of the erection
Of q large brick block on the site
where the Mobiles County Bank now
stands is waited to US. ss:s.
Ralph Becky, wb has been. very
lou, nth tvnhoid pneumonia.sis al
great deal better and he is On the
sureroad toSrecovery. II
MI. Samual F. Pepple left Tuesday
for.F iudley, Ohio, on q visit 70 his
father who is quite feeble, He will
be absent about three weeks.
Marble time Is here in all it's glory.
If there is anything that beats 9 game
Of marbles ''for keeps" for making a
noise we have not yet seen it:
T. "A. Miller, Of Worthington. was
4 Kinbrae visitorthe latter part of
last week. He was working in the
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