The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-07-21
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Myron Allen spent Sunday at Win.
nebago City.
A. w. Benson, of Heron Lake, Wis
it here last week.
w. G. Wyatt. of Bigelow, was in
town Wednesday.
R,fs Sh ,pard, of Marshall, visited
here tver sunday.
Fra k Hickman returned Sunday
from bis va :ttion.
E. E. Salm N has sold his new res
idence to James Baker.
j. Chambers returned Tuesday
from trip to Sheldon.
L. M. Parshal, of Harris transacted
business here this week.
Geo. Willis people are going to
Davenport, Iowa, to live.
A. James is getting his engine rea-
dy to start out threshing.
A daughter of A. G.. Kadesky has
an attack of typhoid fever.
Archie Moberly returned Wednes-
day from trip to St. Paul.
l. T. Branigan expects to get NOV
ed by the first of next month.
Miss Pauline Hagen's sister from
Window visited here this week.
F. A. Stevens made trip to Ad-
rian Wednesday to sell his farm.
Mrs. j. H. Rev left Tuesday for a
visit with relatives at Artesian, s. D.
Theo. jacobson is entertaining
friends from Jewell junction this
week.
Ray Humiston attended a meeting
of the Board of Pharmacists this
week.
Miss Fellows, clerking for A. T.
Latta, is enjoying a vacation this
week.. -. =. !, ,,.s.. =. -:
The Salvation S. S. had a picnic at
Dodge's grove at Round Lake Wed:
nesday.
Mr.. Bryan and wife, of Ellsworth
visited their son, Matt Bryan, here
last week.
Will pay the highest market price
for butter and eggs.
39tf w. P. JENKINS.
G. 0. Learned, of Sibley. was here
last week to look over the Presbyter
ian church plans.
James Ramage and family an(
Miss Maud Forbes spent Sunday a
Spirit Lake.
Thos. KlasY has purchased tn
Lake View house and will fit it VI
for tenant.
Fred Hoegrew expects to move hi
billiard hall to the Brown building
this week.
| Children's day exercises will b
held at the Baptist church next Sun
day morning.
| H. N. Douglass has purchased th
Salmon farm southwest Of town q
$35 per acre.
Mrs. Ed. White and three childre
have typhoid fever, also one of A. T
Whites little girls.
The rail saw will be put in oper
ton this week at Org and ru
steady for about month.
Mrs. Aagaard and children le
Tuesday for Round Lake where the
Twill spend a week camping.
Mrs. Samuel Gibson sold her pr
perty on 9th street to Nels Anders<
and left for home Tuesday.
l.. M. Brooks and wife left Thur
day for FELTON, MINI for a visit wit
Mrs. Stoutemeyers daughter.
Miss Woodruff, of Sioux City, a
rived Saturday for visit with friend
Miss Tibbetts and brothers.
CIV. Patterson purchased, throue
A. E. Powers, last week, the nor
half of section thirty-six Bloom.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. '
Foote, Saturday, July Is, daughte
Mother and child are doing we'll.
Miss Georgette Dow is quite 81.
at her uncle's. Her many frient
.are wishing for speedy recovery.
The Thistle wheel leads, others fo
low. For catalogue and prices, wri
L, B. Leonard, Rushmore, MINI. 48
The Congregational church wi
tender farewell reception to M
and Mrs. futile and family Frids
evening, July 81, at the home of ]
C. Stitser. All friends of the fami
are cordially invited. II
Joseph Firth unloaded Bonan.
separator and engine Monday. IT
machine is new in this country, b
the company has been in the busine
forty-two years so the machine Dug
to be up to the standard.
A. Fl. White has secured the co
tract of building barn for E. s
Wilson, which will cost in the neiq
borhood Of $500. When Mr.. W
sons buildings are completed II