The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-02-04

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relatives here.
Peter Thompson i on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Bronx of Rushmore was in
town Saturday.
s. indlund was writing insurance
in Ransom Wednesday,.
Mr.. Carrel is in charge of Mr. Rew's
store during his absence.
0. G. Northrup of Round Lake was
a pleasant caller Tuesday.
J. D. Humiston left Monday night
on business trib at Tracy, MINI.
Arrangements are being made for
a dance Feb. 22nd, ashington birth
day.
Will. Humpery and Lew Severance
are expected back this week from
Missouri.
Marriage license were issued dur.
ing the week to Ben Arends and
Anna Kluver.
! Geo. Hackett the new merchant
moved his family in town from Big
low Tuesday.
H. B. Tibbets was reappointed dep
uty boiler inspection for the district
a short time ago.
Clyde Hamburger is protecting
| typewriting and shorthand in the Of
fee of Wilson & Son.
Egan Bros. of Wyckoff, MINI. were
in town Tuesday looking after their
interests in the county.
Will Humiston and Hank Twitchel
went after Rabbits Monday and re-
turned with 81 in a few hours hunt. :
In the libel case of Clausen vs..
! Wilson demurrer has been entered
to the complaint and the case will be
tried in the next term of court.
Mrs. Barrow, S. B. Bedford and
Misses Foote, Hollis and Kerr at
tended the Sunday School Conven-
ton held in Worthiugton last week.
AS we go to press we regret to learn
that Mr.. Forbes is very low. Pneum-
onia new complication has set in
which lessons his chance forrecovery.
The ground hog was unable to see
his shadow any where in the North
west Tuesday so according to the old
saying, the backbone of the winter,is
brOaen.
Have you seen it? The New Steel
Spring Embroidery Hoop, just out,
work cannot slip, don't be without
one. MRS. OCoNNoR, Millinery and
Stamped Goods.
Rev. w. A. Putnam and family
commenced moving their household
to Rushmore yesterday where COM
Portable parsonage and a good church
awaits their arrival.
Persian Floss. makes perfect ed &c
A trial will convince you. A complete
line of colors in, Filo's, Etc. Mrs.
OCoENoR, Millinery Headquarters for
Embroidery Supplies.
Howard Hunt, was brought here
Tuesday from Murray Co. for con-
finement awaiting the action of the
grand jury for breaking in store
and taking away clothing and jewel
cry.
Mrs. H. w. Fuqua received a tele.
gram last Thursday announcing the
death of her daughter-in-law: Mrs.
John Fuqua of Urbana, III. She
left Friday morning 70 attend the
funeral.
We see by our exchanges that
John Dillon is to visit this part OF
the country. It is hoped that he puts
Worthington on the list. We know
a good thing, and will give him a
rousing welcome.
Mrs. Nellie Perry, stopped off here
for a short visit with her parents,
Saturday, from attending the funeral
| of Mrs. Geo. Perry at Sibley, who
died from infamatory rheumatism
affecting the brain.
. Advancing party was given at the
! A0oAAOuC0 VI u. W. CplcIuldu Ill I1cI-
sey last week Thursday in honor of
Sherman Selby who was to leave for
Tennessee last Saturday. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all. :.
Irrigation insures against crop ia IL
ure. Join excursion Tuesday, Feb.
10Th, to Close Bros. & Co.'s irrigated
land in Prowers Co., Colo. For full
particulars as to these lands, call ON
or address, FRED MoHL, Adrian.
MINI. 26-2
A week ago Sunday, the Congrega-
tional Sunday School elected officers
as follows. Treas, M. E. Fish; Sec,
Burr Ludlow; Lib, Fred futile;
IChoister, Sadie Lewis. a reward i
to be given to each scholar who at
tends school every Sunday from Feb.
10th to the close of the year.