The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-01-21
LOCAL NEWS.
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Mrs. Goodrich, who has been very
sick, is able to be out again.
BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. John.
son Tuesday, Jan. II, 1897 a boy
G. H. Eastwood, of the News, Ellis
worth, was county Capital visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. N. P. Nelson was out to Mrs
S. A. Harding's to tea on Monday
evening.
The M. E. church is holding meet.
ings all this week. All are invited to
be present.
G. H. Schechter has moved his of.
ice into the Wilson Building, over
A. T. Latta's.
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy a draft at Bank
of Worthington.
Adolph Amundson returned Sa.ur-
day from lengthy visit with relat-
tives at Elon, la.
have an unlimited amount of
money to loan on gotd farm property
at low rate of interest.
~ A. G. HEDBERa.
The Matinee Saturday AFTERNOON
will give the people from the country
an opportunity of attending the
theatre.
The Modern Woodmen held in
stallation ceremonies Monday even.
ing behind closed doors, DR.. Clark
officiating.
VIM. Davie, living four miles west
of town has material on the ground
for building an addition to his barn
this winter.
Austin Hudson this week purchas-
ed lumber for building a large house
on the Roche farm in jackson Co.,
near Round Lake.
H. M. Palm left for Albert Lea
Monday to attend meeting of the
trustees of the Albert Lea College. he
being enc of that board : :. . -
Rev. F. R. Plantikow, of Mankato,
presiding elder of the German Evan
gelical church, attended a quarterly
meeting service here Sunday.
John Swedberg is covering his
sleigh preparatory. to moving to
Pillager, Cass Co. Mimi. where he
will made his future residence.
Mr.. Strom's people are still quite
sick with typhoid fever. Five of the
children and Mr.. Strom have had it,
and there are still four in bed.
Our next Excursion to Fair Oaks,
Cal, is Thursday, Jan. 81. Any part.
les wishing to go on that date, will
please call on or address.
A. G. HEDBERa.
Edward Moberg, of Bigelow left
Tuesday for Hot Springs for treat
ment. He had been under physicians
care for some time at Mankato, but
obtained no relief.
Jan. 18th MIR. and Mrs, A. Hovey,
of Summit Lake, were il Worthing-
ton and spent the day with his broth
er, Frank Hovey, and took them
home with them for visit.
Boston Comedy Co. at Masonic
Hall the balance of the week with
matinee Saturday afternoon. If you
want to see a good show be en- hand
at the opening. Seats at Babcock's.
Rev. Putnam came over from Rush
more Monday morning. He is quite
sick with severe cold. They have
been holding Mission meetings in
the Presbyterian church the past
week at Rushmore.
We are agents for all kinds of
magazines and newspapers, including
German, Swedish, Norwegian and
French, if you want any Of them in
connection with the ADVANCE call and
leave your subscription.
The Boston Comedy Co. are play
ing return engagement here this
week. Were they not a good show
they would not be encouraged to
make weeks stand here. Go and
them Seats at Babcock's.
Harry Thorn, was over from Rush
more Monday evening, and was paid
500 by A. C. Hedberg, agent Of the
Travellers A ccident Insurance Co., for
the injuries he received by getting
his fingers. caught in cell door,
Frank Gustafson. living q miles
north east of Brewster, on section Z,
Alba town ship, will have an auction
Of farm m achinery, stock and house.
hold goods, Monday Feb. /. Sale
will commence at 10 o'clock a. M,
and free. lunch served at noon.
The Creamery Company held their
annual meeting Monday afternoon at
the creamery. The report showed
very satisfactory results. A detailed
report is not ready for publication as
we go to press. The following off
GERS we're elected: w. E. Stoute-
meyer, President; Ray Humiston,
Secretary; Jas. Ramage, Treasurer;;.
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