The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-01-14
LOCAL NEWS.

r. B. Beeson is able to be around
again.
James Cox of Adrian was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Winnie Shell returned home
last Thursday.
Miss Garlick was an Adrian visitor
last week Thursday.
Robert Johnson, of Sherburne, is
visiting friends here.
dad" Haislet of Adrian was
pleasant caller Monday.
w. P. Glasgow, of Iowa City, is
visiting friends in this city.
Editor Hamstreet, of Kinbrae was
at the county capitol, Monday.
Miss Villa Wedlock of Cherokee, la
is guest at B. Cutters residence.
D. w. Chute, left Tuesday, to look
after his farminterests at Huntley, LII.
Sedgwick Beckley, son of Eugene
Bs-ckley,is suffering from pneumonia.
Miss Edith Anderson visited at Wor-
thington, last week.-Wlndom Repor-
ter.
j. H. Wickman, of LeMars, spent
Sunday with relatives in Worthing-
ton.
Chas. johnson, left for LeMars
this week, to work on the road at that
place.
F.A. Schoneman of Round Lake
was county seat visitor last week
Friday.
Olof Swanson commenced drilling
we'll Friday,for Eric Mahlberg in
Bigelow.
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy a draft at Bank
of Worthington.
Mrs. R. Hovey visited with friends
at Worthington New Years day.
Magnolia Advance.
II. w. Colson, of Minneapolis was
down and inspected the insurance
agency of S. Kindlund.
T. A. Alexander, G.. w. Nation
and A. Sundberg of Heron Lake tran
sacted business here Monday.
Miss Hannah Anderson, of Sher-
burne, arrived Saturday for visit
with her sister, Mrs. P. G. johnson.
Rev. j. L. Bull, has taken up his
residence with M. p. Mann, necessi-
tated by Mr.. Thoms moving away.
County Attorney Crandall now oc-
cupies the room in the Capital build
ing formerly occupied by the County
Supt.
F. A. Vihlen of Round Lake trans
acted business here last Friday and
was pleasant caller at the ADVANCE
Office.
Mothers meeting of the w. G. T.
U. next Friday afternoon, Jan. 18th,
at 3 o'clock, at Mrs. JAS. Ramage's
home.
Sunday p. m. anil, Union Tenn
perance meeting at G.. A. r. Hall at
4 o'clock, in charge of the Baptist
people.
Rev. Anderson. of Sherburne, was
here a few days last week looking
after his interests; returning home
Saturday.
Union services will be held every
evening this week at the Congrega-
tlonal and Presbyterian churches, al
ternately.
II. N. Douglas left last week Fri
day for visit at Huntly, III. where
his wife has been visiting for some
time past.
The Creamery meeting was not
held Monday, owing to there not be-
ing enough present. Another will be
called soon.
Misses Edith Morgan and Jennie
Long of Round Lake visited with
Miss Jennie Becky last Saturday
and Sunday.
Cav Allen has refreshened the Of
flee of the Lake View by paperine
and painting, further improvements
will yet be made.
I'M. Farwell and family visited
with friends in Worthington Christ
mas, returning the::Monday following.
-Sibley Gazette.
Mrs. j. F. Austin, of Worthington
is in the city visiting with the family
of Capt. Denny and other friends
ST.. James Gazette.
A. G. Hedberg was over in jackson
County, last wreck writing insurance
on the buildings of the large stock
farm of 0. H. Roche's. -.
Frank James, is around again after
short period of sickness. He and
his brother will soon start out with
their we'll drilling machine. "
We will only accept few more
subscriptions to the Youths Compan
ion. and they must be new ones, not
renewals, so do not delay yours. IT.