The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-01-07
Teachers meeting will be held here

Teachers meeting Will be held here.
SATURDAY.
Miss Nettie job IS quite sick With
lung fever
HIN. Douglas made a trip to Man:
kato last week.
Regular meeting OF village council,
Friday evening.
LIS. Nelson, of Luverne, is court
ing here this week. .s.ss &. III ISL
! A: 2. Darling has been confined to
the house the past week. s=.. 3z.@= e Z,
Miss Maud Graves Co. aSupt. was
in her Office here yesterday.
Ex-County Attorney Freeman was
at the county seat Tuesday. -:
Miss Mary Chase is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Deyoe.% B.
81. Mckenzie and F. Mohl, of
Adrian: We're in town Tuesday. - :
Miss sColvin, of Adrian, was the
guest Of Loie Darby, last week. *.
Lee Shell spent the holidays il.
St. Paul, returning home, Monday
morning. .~ ~ =: I. -, s,.i ="
Annie Strom a II year old daug hter
OF A Strom, is now down with ty-
pLoid fever. ,.stj>s5hfEs' " >
All kinds of,felt and wool lined
shoes for Ladies and Children at TIE
Shoe Store. >..- -. ~. . Is
Mrs. w. E. Stoutemeyer left last
week for visit with her daughter at
Huntly. Mimi. .4@s..-'|> - -. :, e..
Masters Willie and Leslie Funk, OF
Mankato, are the guests Of their
uncle, H. N. Douglas.
Marriage license we're issued dur.
the week to Edward Ryan, OF Mobiles
Co., and Ida j. Easton. Of Kennabec
Name. $780,.
Mrs. William Hastings received a
telegram New Years Da y, announcing
thedeath of her brother, j. S. Whit
nam, of Kankakee, III.
Sheriff Anderson has appointed
August Falk, Deputy Sheriff; Ole
Langseth, Deputy and Jailer; tx
Sheriff Thorn, Deputy, during this
session of court. =:
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Worthington Creamery
will be held at the Village Office Mon
day Jan. 18th 81, time 2 o'clock .. IN
w. E. STouTEMEYER,
Pres.
Many of the country schools are
obliged to have another week Of va
cation. The storm of Sunday and
Monday blockading the roads so that
the teachers were unable to reach
their schools.
Mrs. Wickman and children, after
pleasant visit with her parents at
this place, will leave. tomorrow for
her home at LeMars... Miss Sophia
Sterling will accompany her with, the
intention of attending school there.
WANrED.-Buckwheat. :.
&c.,. -. w. H. BLUME.
co., Worthington Twp.
In district No. u, the following pu.
pills were neither absent nor tardy.
during the month of Dec: Lille
Madsen, Lizzie Ryan, Bridget Ryan
Lucinda Morley, Herbet Morley,
Augusta Ullrich. Albert Ullrich.
EDITH B. CLARK. Teacher.
The high terms in which all the
St. Paul and Minneapolis papers
speak of Miss Clara Louise Thomp-
son and the Chinook. insures it's be-
ing a high class attraction and de.
serving of your patronage. Give the
K. Ps. full house Saturday night.
J. R. Moberly offers his residence
and other. property for sale in this
issue. He recently returned from a
trip to Texas, where he was so well
pleased that he concluded to move
where the climate is more, conducive
to longevity and where fruit is raised
in abundance.
The Daily papers we're delayed
Tuesday evening until Wednesday
morning by a. smash up at the Union
Depot, Minneapolis. A coach Of d
Great Northern train jumped the
track, striking the Omaha mail car,tiE
ping it over and demolishing it. Two
mail clerks were in the car and badly
shaken up; otherwise there was. nc
one injured. 49,: =, ......,
The Knights of Pyhtias held install
alton ceremonies Tuesday evening. A
committee was appointed to secure
charter members for organizing a
lodge of Rathbone Sisters. About &c
were Immediately secured, which is
more than required; SO the order will
start out with very promising pros
poets. The organization will be per-
ffected at later date. 2 80
Asmus Nazarenus, living in Elk
township, had his dwelling entirely
consumed by fire Tuesday morning
at 9 Q o'clock. The fire is supposed tc