The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-01-21
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Rev. Robt. Mcclure went to Mimi
eapolis Tuesday.
j. Moberly spent Sunday will
friends at Adrian.
Mrs. W. e. Stoutemeyer returned
home last Saturday.
Scarlet fever hes made its appear
ance in Heron Lake.
Regular meeting of t.Ae village
council Friday evening.
| T. H. Predeaux returned Frida,
from visit with relatives at Adrian
/ A threshing engine boiler exploded
at Marshall last week, killing two
men.
! Diphtheria has made it's appearance
at Madelia, but is being we'll taker
care of.
| Lew Mohl of Adrian visited with
his brother A. G. Hedberga few days
last week.
Mrs. G.. W. Curtis Of l. ;k"field
spent few days here with friends
last W. elk.
| Miss Hannah Anderson departed
on Monday for St. Peter to resume
her studies.
Give us chance at your job work
We are doing none and can handle
yours promptly.
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy draft at Bank
of Worthington.
Wright Holmes, one of Doon's pro
minent business men, was in town
Saturday on business.
Lou Severance and Will Humphre,
left on Tuesday on land inspection
tour of Sc uthwestern Missouri.
The dance given. by the Entire
Nous Club Friday evening was well
attended, and was social success.
Mrs. H. S. Tibbets returned from
Mankato last week, Thursday. She
is yet very weak but improving slow,
ly.
Miss Winnie Meyers, of Nebraska,
formerly resident of this place Wis
tied friends here during The past
week.
Mrs. H. Bowen, of Sioux Falls, re-
turned to her home at Sioux Falls
after a visit with w. E. Stoutemeyer's
family.
1t is estimated by authority of the
state. that only about 80 per cent. of
the threshing is done in the state of
Minnesota.
A. Nazaranus, whose house burned
short time ago, has lumber on the
ground for the erection of quite a
large new house.
Mrs. R. J. Wells and Miss Helen
Wells, of Sioux Falls, S. D., visited
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.,
Lawton and Robert Wells.
In the list of improvements given
In the ADVANCE last week, a barn of
B. NJ. Cutters in the Clary Addition
"oo
J. D. Humiston is charging his
office, and arranging room for keep
ing machine extras in such a way as
to be convenient in all cases.
Kneiss & Fisher unloaded a large
new threshing engine last week,
Thursday, and intend to keep thresh-
ing as the weather will permit.
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.
M. E. Lawton, on Saturday last,
transferred the farm of w. H. Hum
phrey's in Elk township to S. Kind
lund, onr prosperous insurance man.
Frank West was in town Tuesday,
from near Fulda. He says the
sleighing is fine and that there is con-
siderable threshing yet to do,in that
vicinity.
We want Correspondents from Lo-
rain, Bloom, Summit Lakr, Little
AtOSh, OAAOy, Adlh w lllulOuG duU
Grand Prairie. Write us at once re-
garding this.
Mrs. A. r. Albertus left for her
home in Worthington. She was &C.
companied by her sister, Miss Cowing,
who will visit her for the next two
onths.-Jackson Co. Pilot.
Herman Wasmund, of Dewald To-,
started for New Orleans, La, Tues
day. It is rumored Herman has won
a prize, life size, and she will make
her home on his Dewald farm.
j. D. Humiston expects to receive
two car loads of carriages and buggies
this week. This will be the largest
shipment of this kind that ever came
into this place at any one time.
Chas. Hartman is now employed
by Q. K. Kjorlaug as clerk. Mr..
Hartman is an old experienced man
behind the counter and will be
pleased to see his many friends.