The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-08-04
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COUNTY NEWS.
Dundee.

Dundee.
Mr.. Johnson and wife of Red Wing, are the
guests 9f s, H. Nelson and wife, this week.
| The Swedish Mission Sunday school held a
picnic and religious meeting on the Island, Sum-
day. @ <
Carl Myers Of Heron Lake was in town Mon
day.
Mrs Humble and children returned from ST.
Paul, Saturday .s
| Mrs H. G. Moschka and children are visiting
this week with relatives in Springfield.
Charlie Miller returned to his home at Lake
| field the first of the week. 49, *,
/ DE. Randall and wife attended church at
at Cakes Lake, Sunday. ~
Wahi Bros. are building an addition to their
livery barn. \ 'e =
| r, Spohn and wife was called to Pipestone
last Sunday to attend the funeral of his nephew
Mr.. Joynson's aunt of Morris, ILL.,, is here on
visit. She was here about IL years ago and
says there has been great improvements IN
that time.
Miss Susie Gibson has been engaged to teach
IN school district no. 8. The school house has
been treated to new siding and GOAT of paint.
Mr.. Kella1 will teach in Dist. No. "a.
The Ladies aid society will meet Aug. at the
residence of MIS- Schoonhoven.
Wheat harvest is we'll olong now, Small
grain is good this year but corn is not as good
as was expected some time ago.
Joseph Furstenberg expects to start up
threshlng IN about week He has a new sep
arator this fall.
SUMMIT LAKE.
Harry Read, who has been sick for some time
is able to be out a gain.
Rev. N. H. Bell was expected at the Summit
Lake church but on account of poor health was
unable to do so Rev, Myers coming in his place
Rev. Myers will preach at the Summit Lake
church,ne Sunday at 8 o'clock,
This part Of the country is represented at the
Summer school at Adrian by Mrs Mary Bene-
dict, Mrs. A.V. Stranger, Miss Annie Buick
and Florence Hovey.
Harvestlng'is pretty we'll along, considerable
stacking DONE crops good, gardens need rain
The Summit Lake Ladies Aid society will
, meet with Mrs. j. W. Reed on Thursday Aug
II at o'clock.
The Summit Lake Ladies Aid society at thei1
last meeting passed the following resolutions
! Resolved, that as our heavenly Father has ca
= ed from this life to the home above our believe,
pastor, Rev. Montman, we bow in humble sub
! mission to His will. We feel tibet our loss ha
t been great and we would extend to his believe,
a wife our president our most sincere sympa tn
. In this her sad bereavement.
~ Resolved, also that a copy of these resolution
J. be sent to Mrs. Montlnan and to the Worthiue
ton papers for publication. Committee
Bigelow,
, A. Erickson, who went to Missouri last sun
!: mer, returned last Saturday to work at his oil
home in the northeast pact OF this township.
Miss Jessie Cain returned to Hull, Ia. to teac
J, her second term OF school there.
Married, at the home of r. II. Wicks, Henr
% hunger and Miss Alice Metcalf, both of til
y place. The ceremony was performed by Re
q ReA. Bull of Worthington, at 9 O'CLOCK Sunda
evening" Only q few friends were present. NJ
? Smith and wife of Round Lake were present.
p Miss Myrtle Lamberton OF Hull, who has bee
visiting at the hotel, returned home last Sa
\ urday accompanied by Nina Wyatt, who wi
" spend few days visiting friends.
u VIM. Yahn Started his threshing machine la
n Monday,
n Ed. Markham, finished two large jobs of plas
ering about seven miles southeast at Rigelo
last week.
Ed. Brown. who has been working on r.
8 section since early spring went to work in til
4 st, Johns elevator, Prof. Hall is working
= Mr.. Browns place on the section, until scho
commences.
RigeloW is to have two or three new dwell liz
IL this falli let them como we are ready for thel