The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-15
=. =. Bryan, Of Luverne. visited
his brother Mat here Monday

IS 4 \ :
I. elliott is now employed as da,
operator at the Omaha depot assist
ing j. W. Pepple on account Of tn.
heavy business When John require,
an assistant it is certain that there il
heavy work to be done. j. w. Ware
is now night operator.
Geo. Darby. Of Adrian, was in towr
Monday. @ :%
Miss Sophia Sterling returned
Monday from a visit at LeMars.
J. b. Erickson left Monday for the
threshing fields in North Dakota.
N. n. Smith, an old resident al
Kinbrae, died in St. Paul, Sept, 8. :.
Attorney hammers, of Heron Lake
transacted business here Saturday.
Carl johnson. employed in the
Douglass elevator at Ocheydan spent
Sunday here. ..-
Mrs. III. E. Lamb returned to St.
Paul Monday, Mrs. Rakestraw re,
naming for a longer visit.
Axel Erickson left on Monday fol-
St. Peter, where he goes to attend
Gustave Adolphus college.
John Meridiff, colored man from
Onargo, ILL.,, moved onto farm near
the Findlay place Friday.
Mrs. A. N. Cheney returned home
Saturday night accompanied by an
expert trimmer, Miss Wills.
j. G. Mott has purchased section
of land six miles north of Pillager,
Cass county, where he will locate
soon.
G. L. Peterson, one of our success.
full merchants is building a store at
Pillager, Cass county, 40x24 which
be will open soon.s
It takes a severe matrimonial
frost to kill the orange blossoms
used in making Rocky Mountain Tea.
IS cents. Ask your uggist.
Gust Peterson, night clerk at the
Worthington, left the first of the week
for Sioux Falls, and later will 20 to
Minneapolis where he has position
in the Golden West hotel.
O. M. Moore living northwest oil
town shot a gray eagle last week
measuring seven feet. These birds
are very rare in this part of the
country.
Messrs. Dickinson and Dunn who
have been visiting for the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Coughran
left Monday for their homes in Wis
c onsin.
1t is announced that St. Joseph's
Society of Adrian. and St. Kiliar
Society of St. Kilian, will participate
in the parade of German Catholic
societies of St. Paul next Sunday.
Ervie Clelund came up from Wor
Ellington last week and will remain
here for some time, He expects tt
go to Wahpleton, North Dakota, with
in few days.-Edgerton Enterprise
Miss Vina Mead, of Luverne, passee
through here Monday OF her way t,
Japan, where she will be stationed a
the missionary society of the Baptis
church. She spent a few years Their
some time ago in the same capacity.
The workmen working on Geyer
erman's building had the misfortune
Tuesday, while placing one of the hi,
plate glass into position, to break it
As these glass cost $72 each it wa
rather an expensive accident. Brew
ster Tribune.
The Chas. Fritz store at St. Kilia
was broken into and a quantity Q
cigars, tobaccos and the like wer
taken. The thieves endeavored t
break open the safe, but we're not sue
cessful. 1t is in such condition, how
ever: as to necessitate sending it t
the factory in Philadelphia, Pa, t
be opened and repaired.-Journa
Iona.
The president of the school boar
at Window has instructed the schoc
superintendent to permit the attend
ance of scholars without certificate
of vaccination, and the secretary O
'!the state board of health writes thel
that they intend the vaccination orde
should be compulsory. It looks 6
it legal complications would aris
over the matter as number ha,
avowed refusal to conform to the O
der.
A. G. Kadesky's little child can
very near getting seriously hurt F,
day by being stepped on by a hors
driven by some people from the cou
TRY. When they discovered Il
lchild it was between the horses fro
feet and crawled out between 6
front and hind feet. Another tea
behind this one came very near fol-
ing the first one to move before I