The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Get ready for the fair.
Advertise in the A dvanc
Mobiles Co. Fair Sept. 2O-22nd.
The American Navy at the Advance.
Don't forget the dance Friday
night.
Dan.Shell returned home Saturday
morning.
Matt Bryan returned Sunday from
Heron Lake.
| W. L. Tibbetts spent Sunday in
Heron Lake.
Charles Loveless is working in
Minneapolis.
Bert Timmins, of Adrian, was in
town Sunday.
Call at the Advance and see the
American Navy.
Roy Tibbetts went to Ashton the
first of the week.
Arthur Palm was down from Man.
kato, Sunday night.
Charles Larson and bride returned
home Sunday night.
Mrs. Susan Dirty has returned to
Worthington to reside.
James Ramage left Monday, on a
business trip in Wisconsin.
Matt Bryan has moved in the house
nearest the Worthington mill.
Henry James contemplates renting
his farm and coming to town to re-
side.
Saxon & Amondson. will soon put
a gasoline engine in their machine
shop.
Mrs. John Newton expects to leave
in week or ten days to join her hus-
band in Utah.
Mrs. D. Shell accompanied bv her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Clements, re-
turned home Friday.
| G. s. Newton contemplates moving
to Utah where his son is located in
the not far distant future.
Fred Oberlo, who had his separa
tor burned in Seward township recent
ly, has purchased new one.
Jno. Mackay has been appointed
deputy boiler inspector for Mobiles
Co., by G. Fl. Henton, of Luverne.
Mrs. S. N. Rose returned Friday
from visit with her son Arthur, in
the 18th regiment at Fort Smelling.
Alfred James contemplates pur-
chasing a new threshing engine of a
much larger size than the one he now
runs.
Roscoe Palmer, of Co. H 18th req,
was home Sunday and Monday on a
furlough from Fort Smelling. He was
looking we'll.
Jonas Fanberg of Arthur Iowa, re-
turned home last week after spending
two or three weeks here looking after
his farm interest. q - - -
Theo. Olson living southwest of
Brewster is building now house and
barn on his farm, purchasing the ma
terial of s. M. Stewart.
F. HoveY and wife left Thursday
night for Minneapolis to see their son
George, who is in the hospital there
sick with typhoid fever.
Capt. Dolan spent Sunday here. He
says the boys in camp were doing
well now, and the company expected
to leave Tuesday for the south.
H. M. Green and wife, of Marshall
Co., Iowa, together with their daugh-
ter Mrs.Hall and husband of Bigelow
were the guests of E. A. Trip and
family, Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Perry and son, Ernest,
of Worthington visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens few days the past week.
Mrs. Perry is sister of Mr.. Stevens.
I-Edgerton Enterprise.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Einwalter, Miss
May Peck and Miss Mona Turner
1drove over from Worthington We'd
lnesday and visited here until yester-
lday when they returned holne.-Ells-
worth News.
| A party was piven at the home of
Mrs. A. K. Albertus last Friday even
ing in honor of her sister. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed, cards
being the chief amusement. Refresh
ments were served.
! At a meeting or the school board
Friday evening the bid of VIM. Nc
Lean of $435 for the old school house
was accepted. It is expected that he
will tear the building down for the
lumber it contains.
/ Will. Stoutemeyer received a letter
Thursday from Will. Kennedy, Say
ing that he was we'll and just arrived
at Manila on that date, August 9th,
having a very pleasant trip across
the ocean, also relating number of
incidents of the trip.
Mrs. Lewis B. Vail has received q
draft for $1,000 through j. McDiar-
mid from the NJ. Battle full amount
of insurance which her husband car
ried in the order. The order is grow
ing rapidly and has proved itself to
be eolid.-Fulda Republican.
The Signal, Bigelow, issued it's first
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