The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-22
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Miss Clara Prideaux went TO Spirit
Lake Saturday
A, n Douglass made trip to-
Laketield yesterday.
H. B.Tibbets left yesterday 70.
LaSueur by team. b.
Jno Newton has been on the sick
list but is reported better
Mrs. 2. NJ. Brooks returned home
from Huntley, MINI. last week.
Maude Runyon is able to be out
after alter an an attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr., and Mrs. H. N. Douglas spent
Saturday and Sunday at Spirit Lake.
The presbyterian Sunday school
will hold a picnic next week some
time. .# 3@
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Moberly's son in law
got his foot badly crushed in a hay
press last week.
Mrs. M.Keavy Of jackson returned
to her home Tuesday after visiting
with relatives here.
Francis Bull of Beloit Kansas,
niece of Rev. Bull arrived Tuesday
afternoon for visit.
Leon McKeever went to Window
Tuesday night to ia Ike in the bicycle
races there this week.
Go. Supt. Maud Graves was on the
sick list last week, but is now able to
attend to her school work.
M. Sullivan, wife and son, and F.
}. Porter of Adrian were registered
at the Worthington Tuesday.
Mrs. E. L. johnson of Haskell Insti-
tute Lawrence Kansas is spending bel
vacation with her sister Mrs. Lewis
Last Saturday afternoon Esthe,
Harding entertained four of her little
girl friends They had nice time
Mr.. and Mrs. Mishlers little babe
who has been very ill with spinal men
gifts is reported as a little better:
About three inches of rain fell here
Monday morning. The rain fell gently
and no damage was done to grain
MISS Addie Palm returned home
from Mankato Monday, where she
has been visiting her brother A. H
Palm.
Mrs. Adam Ager of Sank Center
who has been visiting Wilson Agel
and family the last week, returned to
her home Tuesday.
F. A. Harding was in Worthingto1
last Friday took, dinner with his par
ents, brought in nice load of new
hay and sold it to I. B. Newkirk.
Mrs. Geo. Brandt returned Monda,
from Rock Rapids. Her shoulde
was pressed back into position agar
and she is greatly improved in health
| H. G. Shepard received Car loat
of carriages and buggies last week
He says they were bought while
prices were low and will be sole
accordingly.
Aug. Falk received letter from MI
Sieberg who is in the hospital at Man
kato, saying that he was regainint
health slowly and hoped to be able
to return here soon.
The county commissioners are il
session this week as board of equal
ization. The highest increase wat
500 per cent on household good in
Leota.
The Congregational church anC
Sunday school picnic to have beer
held Wednesday, has been postponed
until Friday, July 23rd. twill be
held at the lake park on that day
if the weather is pleasant.
Earnest Sterling spent Friday and
Sunday of last week at the Spirit
Lake Chautauqua Grounds. Strange
stories are told of Earnest and hit
visit there, But as to the truth Of
these we are unable to say. Sterling
now goes by the name of "Nixie" and
doubtless can explain the tales told
of him and the derivation of the name
Information was received here
Tuesday announcing the death OF
Mrs. Hartzell at Minneapolis, Sun
day, of heart failure. She was the
wife of Rev. W. H. rHartzell, who was
the pastor of the Presbyterian church
of this place few years ago. She
was loyabIe woman and beloved by
all. A husband and two boys are
left to mourn her loss. Funeral oc-
CURED Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock. H.. ..,-
Last Friday butchers Kaiser &
Thompson purchased Of Sam Easto
an animal to kill for beef. After the
animal was butchered a report wss
circulated that the meat was dis
eased and this report coming to the