The Worthington advance., 1899-10-27
J.W. Pepple visited Sc. Paul last

J. ". Pepple visited Sc. Paul las
Saturday.
Ray Humiston has put il an appa
ratus for serving hot soda.
Guy Stitser, Of Heron Lake made
a business call here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Pratt visited
their old home in Elk last Sunday.
Miss Martha Fink, Of st. Paul, ar
rived Tuesday afternoon for visit.
w. E.. Stoutemeyer, Of Luverne,
visited relatives here Monday night.
Ager Bros. of Illinois were in. town
Tuesday Investigating real estate
prospects.
F. L. Humiston is building house
and barn on his farm in section six
teen, Lorain.
Job Pratt b as all his houses occu-
pied now. Two new families moving
in this week.
Miss Stella Mosher visited with her
sister at Round Lake last Friday eve-
ming and Saturday. ~
E.A.Lynd and wife, of Des Moines,
H., are guests of, their daughter,
Mrs. W. M. Evans. 4.@.,''
Mrs. VIM. Mclean and children
visited her brother in Summit Lake
last Saturday and Sunday.
Hear Miss Abby Rose Wood the
gifted soprano of Louisville, Monday
evening, Nov. 6, at Masonic Hall.
L. G. Oliver and family left Tues.
day afternoon for Oklahoma where
they 20 for an improvement of health
Miss Penney, one of the high
school teachers, was unable to attend
her duties on account of Sickness
Tuesday.
| All of the four bishops of the Evan.
gelical church, in this district were
reelected at the recent conference
held in St. Paul.
Mrs. Alice Durfee, of Worthington
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. P
Cowing of this place, this week.
Republic, jackson.
| Frank Hickman and M. J. Messe,
went out Tuesday morning and got
three geese before breakfast, but had
no runaway this trip.
DR.. Knox Bacon and wife arrived
Tuesday afternoon and are guests oi
DR.. Dolan. DR.. Bacon is chief sur
geon of the Omaha road.
i l.. j. Anderson had a runaway last
Friday while coming to town. Aside
from tearing off of one side of the
buggy there was no serious damage.
| Frank Day was in town Tuesday
He is now located at Chicago and is
travelling for a dust collecting ma
chine and spouting for elevators and
mills. .:
John Hughes was before Squire
Hobson, Tuesday morning charged
with being drunk. He plead guilty
and vas fined $50, sentence being
suspended on a promise of leaving
town.
A four year old son of P. G. And
erson, living on sec. 8, Bigelow twp,
has diphtheria. The house has been
quarantined and the case is under
the care of DR.. Dolan, of Worthing.
ton.-Signal, Bigelow.
Don't miss hearing the wonderful
descriptive piece, "The Battle of San
tiago" as played by the Salisbury
Orchestra, also the amusing descrip-
tive number, "In a Clock Store."
These two numbers alone are worth
the price of admission. Tickets IS
and SO cents. Masonic Hall, Nov. 6.
Mrs. Paul Schulz. of Elk, visited
Mrs, J. D. Pratt several days last
week while having her eye treated by
Drs. Curran & Manson. They pro.
noupoe it doing nicely and she has
decided to take further treatment of
them and for that purpose will reside
at Mrs. Frank Turner's few weeks.
Rev. Sanders, the Methodist minis
ter held services at the Pratt school
house last Sunday afternoon and con-
templates holding series of meet.
ing at the same place next week OF
soon thereafter. He left an appoint
ment for next Sunday at three sharp.
| We trust there will be large atten-
dance and great interest shown in
these meetings as Rev. Sanders seems
to be an earnest worker in Christ's
vineyard.