The Worthington advance., 1897-02-25

lagrippe.
Miss job is reported as being quite
sick again.
DR.. Clark made trip to Sibley
Tuesday evening.
II. M. Palm has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Etfie and Cecil Blair have been on
the sick list the past week.
B. T. McChesney of Brewster was
in town few hours Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Vail of Seward
was in town last Thursday.
The county commissioners will
convene next week Tuesday.
| Miss Ada Putnam is having Sc
we're attack of cold or lagrippe.
Commissioner O'Hearn was visit
or at the county capital Tuesday.
I Chester and Miss Esther Harding
spent Monday with their Bros. people.
Sale of seats for John Dillon will
open at Babcock's Drug Store, March
1st.
Social Friday evening at the resi-
dence of w. Madison by the st.
Hilda's Society.
D. w. Chute and S. A. Harding
are getting the rock on the ground
Tor their dwellings.
Mrs. Mary Brown of Ewington yis-
tied Mrs. Christianson and Waller
from Friday to Sunday.
Note the date of the expert and
popular optician visit here TO assis,
those with defective sight.
| ( If you receive sample copy Of !
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! ton to become subscriber.
| G. H. Babcock and wife, and Miss
Ethel Cakes, attended a Washington
Birthday party at Adrian, Monday
evening.
! Eld. Tobias Myers of Sheldon. la.
is visiting this week with the families
OF Rev. Hilary aud J. j. Schechter in
Elk, twp.
Miss Fannie Hendricks, Miss Helen
Ludlow, Miss Maud Wolfe were out
for a visit with Miss Esther Harding
last week.
| Nels Moberg returned Monday
! from Hot Springs, where he has been
attending his brother Ed, who is now
improving.
! Thomas Ward was received at
Sheriff Anderson's hotel from Adrian
last week Thursday to serve 60 days
sentence for larceny.
For the annual festival of the Mardi
Gras at New Orleans aud Mobile on
March LIST to 3rd ,all agents of the B.,
~. R. & N. R'y will sell tickets at rate
of about ONE FARE FOR THE
ROUND TRIP. Tickets on sale Feb
ruary ~ to %, good to return until
March 9th. 28.2
| Thomas Davis of Round Lake, aged
about 81 years, died Saturday, Feb.
20. 1897, at Lime Springs, Ia.of pneu-
monia. The remains were brought
here Monday evening for interment
at Round Lake. The funeral services
were held Tuesday, Rev. McCune Of
ficiating. The deceased whereabout
were unknown to his relatives during
his sickess aud he had only been in
Iowa short time when taken sick.
For the meeting of the National As
sOciation of Merchants and Travellers
at Chicago, February 24th to March I'd
all agents of the B., G. R. & n. R'y
will sell tickets, on the certificate plan,
at rate of one fare plus $500 for the
round trip. Tickets on sale February
22d and 23d, good TO return from Feb
ruary 9th to March Sd. Call on B..
@. R. & N. agents for full information
or address, 28-2
J. MORTON, G.. P. & T. A.
Cedar Rapids, la.
An amusement event of more than
ordinary interest will be the ap-
pearance of Mr.. John Dillon and
MS clever company at Worthington
March II. Mr.. Dillon long since
won place with the foremost come
dians Of the land, and like jefferson
his hold on the public has grown
stronger as the years go by. Mr..
Dillon is supported by an excellent
company and his play WANTED the
Earth' is bright. clear and intensely
amusing.
In answer to qestion why he de-
fends Kellihan, the Sherburn bank
robber, Attorney Mcmillan of Iowa
replied to a Fairmont Sentinel man:
II will tell you. Lou Kellihan saved
the life of my little daughter a few
years ago. She was skating and
broke through the ice and would
have .drowned but for Lou, who
rushed to her aid and lifted her out
OF watery grave. The girl is now
l6-she was IL years old then. Lou
Kelllhan may not be as bright as
some young men, but he has lots of
sand. .'-Mankato Daily Review.