The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-02-18
Mrs. J. P. Bitten is recovering

Mrs. y. L. Blltlen Is recovering
slowly. y.
Frank Saxon made business trip
to Fulda Tuesday. ~. ...t i
w. S. Lewis is reported able to be
up and around the house.
Miss Ada Putnam has been on the
sick list for several days:
I A.C. Hedberg made a business
trip to Kinbrae yesterday. -:
Walter Aagaard is confined to the
house this week by sickness.
Miss Susie Gibson will close her
school in Ransom this week.
w. S. Hazard ST.. made trip to
Murray County, Wednesday. 4
Mrs. elliott, of Heron Lake, spent
Sunday visiting friends here. d. -.
B. F. Thurber is among those con-
fined to the house by sickness. :.
Miss Miner is assisting attorney
Crandall, in his Office for the present.
The trial of the Sherburne bank
Robber is now taking place at Fair
mont.
The creamery statement for last
month is unavoidably ommitted this
week. .
Mr.. Biltjen, the new bakery mana
ger is increasing his stock of choice
goods.
Rev. Anderson, of Sherburne. was
here this week looking after his in
terests.
Mrs. Crawford of Hawarden, Iowa
arrived yesterday for visit withMrs.
H. Bly,.
| w. H. Fagerstom assumed bis
duties in the Mobiles County Bank
this week.
Mrs. F. r. Coughran returned yes.
terday from a visit with Mrs. Geo, A
at LeMars.
| Gust Nystrom of Indian Lake pur'
chased lumber this week for building
new house.
J. A. Kennedy and wife attended
the funeral of Oscar Graves at Adrian
Monday afternoon.
w. I. Humiston & Co. are putting
a new roof of tar paper on the Worth
ington Hotel this week.
. We are indebted to Rev. McCunt
and Gen. Thomas, for the ''Obituary'
and "A Soldiers Tribute"
James Bros. erected a new wind
mill for Whalen Bros, in Sunni
Lake township this week.
Mrs:G. E. Brown is putting a new
roof on her store building, corner o
10th street and 5th avenue.
One of Major Thurber's childre,
has diptheria and the residence il
: under quarantine regulations.
D. D. .Schelback and J. J. Yode
with their families arrived this wee]
from Hutchinson, Kan, and will 10
cate on the farm of J. A. McKeever.
Persian Floss. makes perfect edg
A trial will convince you. A complet
i line of colors in Filo's Etc. Mrs
| OCoNNoR, Millinery Headquarters TO
Embroidery Supplies.
Harry Thorn, of Rushmure, has en-
ployed blacksmith of Adrian will
a number of years of experience an<
) is prepared to do all kinds of smith
ing in first class manner including
> horse shoeing.. He invites tho PEG
pie in that vicinity to give him
call. =
Last Satur day, j. N. Holbrook &C
companied by his young son, CAM
2 to>town during the storm and los
: their way, and were unable to locat
where they were for about an hou
and half, when their team stopped
against a post of a wire fence about
mile and half from town, which en-
abled Mr.. Holbrook to tell where b.
: was so that the road could be reached
!. Had the weather been cold the
would undoubtedly have suffered
greatly if not frozen, but the weathe
> being quite mild nothing serious re
! suited.
In speaking of the revival meet
y ings recently held at Window. Tn
Listener of the Window Reporte
+ saws: Then, day or two before,
! lady invited the Listener to attent
the meetings, and before !: knew
they had adjourned sine die. I wa
, just getting ready to accept her in
:. vitation when the word "fnis" wa
/: written over the church door. OLE
, Allen, of the Republic, Senate
Miller, of the Luverne Herald, an<
two or three other newspaper boy
) were coming to keep me company
and Rev. Mcclure, the editorial mai
Z on the Worthington Herald, wa
/, coming up to lead in the procession
? and teach the boys how to act in sucl
7 places.
The revival meetings that hav,
been SO successful for the past two
, wooka GRO hoinfr continued +b~o,.L