The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-29

Miss Laeta Ramage is improving
quite rapid j.
ProfSchmidt returned to his home
nsJackson last week.
Geo. Hacket has nephew Of Fair
mont, here on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Newton are both
sick with typhoid fever.
s. a. Harding is caring for, Harry
Trip who had his leg broken.
Co. supt. Maud Graves returned
to her home in Adrian, Monday.
Fred Humiston has moved into his
elegant new home on 10th street.
Elna Falk was on the sick list last
week but is able to be out again.
Mrs. Will Post and little one are
visiting her parents in Iowa this
week. %$
The Junior League of the M. E,
church have picnic today in the
lake park.
JAS. Gibson who is in the employ
of II. V. Millar is enjoying a weeks
vacation. ...;...
Lillian Webb, eldest daughter Of
Mrs. Eta Webb, is quite sick with
Typhoid fever.
S. Kindlund made a business trip
through Ewington and Round Lake
townships last Monday.
| WI. Humiston & Co. will have a
car of Bale ties Monday next to sell
at 80 cents per bundle. 1 "
S. Kindlund went to Lakefeld yes.
terday to figure on furnishing furni-
ture for the new school house. .-.~
| L. A. States returned here Wednes
day for treatment, having been sick
nearly all the time since leaving here
at Alton.
| Lee She'll and We're Hurlbert made
a trip to Sioux Falls and Brandon SD.
on their wheels Monday. They re-
turned Tuesday.
| DR.. W. H. Gaugh, physician and
surgeon, Office over G. L. Peterson's
store. Residence near Congrega-
tional church. 81.
Miss Heffner of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting her uncle G.. w.
Gale for some time, returned to he,
home Monday.
Prof. Bliss of Waseca, who has been
in charge of the summer school for
the past four weeks returned to his
home last Saturday.
DIR. Gaugh, owing to desire of his
wife and by urgent requests of his
friends, returned here this week and
resumes practice. He will have an
office over G. L. Peterson's store and
reside near the Congregational church
in the house formerly occupied by F
! R. Durfee. ....-...
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The dwelling house on S. Kind
lund's farm in Elk township received
two coats of paint, last week, from
the hands of ex-painter S. Kindlund
! He is thin king seriously of tbs paint
ing trade again, when he sees those
fine new residences shedding thei1
coats of paint.
i The Mission Band of "Busy Bees
will hold their regular monthly NEE
ing at the Presbyterian church at !
o'clock Sunday afternoon. They viii
have the pleasure OF listening to Mis-
Anna Melton, returned missionar,
from Morsul, Turkey. This servic
is especially for the children and tn
BUSY Bees" express the desire that
all their friends large and small, shar
this privilege with them.
Miss Anna Melton, returned mis-
sionary from Morsul, Turkey, vii
speak at the Presbyterian churc.
next Sabbath evening, August Isl
Four years ago, Miss Melton was at
tackled by Koords at a mountain vii
lage whittier she had gone to teac
the people. They beat her cruelty O
head and body, though she bravel,
tried to defend herself. A felloz
worker at Morsul said: 'tBeside thu
two men who entered the tent, other
> were lurking among the rocks ant
3 fired their guns. The blows inflicted
!, on Miss Melton might we'll have kill
ed her, and he was amazed to see no,
she endured not only her injuries, blu
the shock to her nervous system
Secretary of State, Gresham directe,
Minister Terrell at Constantinople, t
insist upon the punishment of tn
, guilty parties, and full protection TO
missionaries. After long delay ant
delay and much prevarication, pun