The Worthington advance., 1899-11-03

Il 0ay as salesl lady IN their large store
It is said she will make an excellen
employe and highly please thei
customers. .s .s 7. = = ...5 .* 4 /:
A team driving across the tract
east of Window was killed by th.
passenger train passing here at 2:1l
p. m. Monday. Two boys in the wa
gon driving were injured some bu,
not seriously.
A surprise party was given Mamie
Smallwood last Friday evening al
her home, large number of hel
friends being present. Refreshments
we're served and all enjoyed the eve.
ming very mnch.
A stone crossing has been put in on
10th street and 18th ave., south side,
which is great improvement. There
should be another one on 4th ave.
and one from the court house to post
Office. The latter place would be
the greater convenience as the travel
between these two points is very
large.
Mrs. J. R. Conway and Mrs. Frank
Coughran gave a progressive cinch
party Saturday evening at the home
of the former, occupying eight tables.
The head prize, cut glass table bell,
was won by Frank Durfee. The foot
prize, a miniature set of false teeth
with appropriate quotations, was won
by J. M. Messer. After the games
were concluded elegant refreshments
were served, all of the guests en-
joYing the evenings pleasure.
Lloyd Morgan returned Monday
evening from land seeking trip up
in Otter Tail county, this state. go.
Hog cholera has made its appearance
in Round Lake township. 1t is re-
ported that the disease has entered
Chandler Heath's herd of swiue.. %.
Sam Edwards went to Worthington
last Sunday at which time and place
DR.. E. Dolan 1emoved a cancer from
his face. %. M. A. Bass, of Worth
ington has purchased the Fiero prop
erty, recently occupied by L. P.
Gontjes and family. He will move
into the same soon.. Mrs. F. A.
5choeneman left on this mornings
passenger enroute to Bramen, Ran
dolph county, Illinois, where she will
visit with relations and friends for a
month or more. e. Mrs. H. G. Moeller
and Steve Kennedy were released
from quarantine last Monday. We
understand that the quarantine will
be lifted at the Northrup farm today,
and that next Sunday some of the
patients out at the camp will be re-
leased. IA. A. Abbott received word
a few days ago from the quarter
master general at Washington, D. c.,
that an order from him for soldiers
monuments, had been received and
placed on file. Two of the monu
ments will be placed in the Round
Lake cemetery, over the graves OF
Comrades Fullwiler and Fiero.-
Round Lake Graphic.
Mrs. Thos. Klasy went to Iona
Wednesday.
j. E. Darling arrived Wednesday
from TIE nnessee.
Miss Dora Klasy went to Rushmore
Tuesday evening.
Fred Moll is now employed in F.
G. Geiger's restaurant.
w. W. Loveless received two cal
loads of apples Wednesday.
Hon. J. M. Parsons of Rock Rapids
was in town Wednesday attending
matters in court.
Will Kennedy is now employed ir
Roadmaster Robinson's Office assist
ing j. P. Reynolds.
M. G. Bass moved ineo his property
recently purchased at Round LAX.
the first Of the week.
J. H. Cakes left Tuesday evening
for trip in South Dakota with lane
agent, G.. F. Hillstrom.
! Walter Jones, son of Conductor
Jones, is going breaking on the Siou,
Falls passenger with Conducto,
Lyon.
Archie Moberly returned home
Tuesday night from Shakopee where
he has been engaged as time keepe
en- the railroad nearly all summer.
/ j. Stobbart, of St. Paul, Crane
Chancellor of the K. P. lodge wa
here Tuesday night to arouse tn
members from their lethargy. A con