The Worthington advance., 1899-11-10

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Miss Maud Wolfe Of Heron Lake
arrived here Thursday for visit with
friends. .=.= ss;
BoRN- To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fer
don, Wednesday, Nov. Ist, 1899, a.
daughter.
Mrs. Crosby of Luverhe arrived
Friday for a visit at the home Of 3.
G.. Chatter.
! It is said that some Of the young
gentlemen talk of advertising for
lady's for the dance.
A contract was closed Thursday
with w. G.. Andrews, of Clinton, Ia,
for the frescoing in the new Presby-
terian church. i"~s.
| Mrs. D. H. Adams is a guest of
Mrs. Lamphere while her husband is
employed on the Worthington run of
the Burlington. ~. :.
Frank Schmidt with others expect
to leave by team Saturday for Pipe
stone to attend dedication service of
the Evangelical church at Pipestone
The remains of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Cory's child were laid at rest Friday
forenoon in Worthington cemetery.
Father VondeD Berg, of Heron Lake
officiating.
Some of the members of the Bach
elors club are getting irksome under
the restraint imposed upon them by
the club rules, now that the skating
season is 80 near at hand. -.
| The Worthington Mill Co., COM
menced putting down well in their
engine room to secure water supply
for their mill. The work is being
done under the supervision of a party
named Lane from South Dakota.
Two tables were occupied with
Igames Of cinch at the handsome resi-
dence of Mrs. Anna Davis Saturday
evening. Mrs. J. r. Conway and E.
A. Lynd carried of the honors at the
: head table. Refreshments were
served and very pleasant evening
enioVed bv few friends,
Judge P. E.. Brown was thrown
from bicycle a few weeks ago and
painfully injured. Fortunately hi
carried a policy in an accident in
{ surance company, and on Wedaes
day he received draft for $115, ir
: full for his claim. The Judge be
lieves in protection in every FORM
t Pipestone Star. II
A Reminder BETTER keel
9 a hot water bottle in thu
house. They are always use
full, especially in winter. W.
Q have them from SOC up.
t r. L. MoRLAND,
Druggist.
y Officer Dow found bit brace
! Thursday on trestle near Rushmore
, that belonged to James Mackay. 1
is supposed to have been taken from
p the shop by Jerry Mccarthy las
t summer as it was missed the next day
9 after Jerry was in the shop. jerry
case comes before the grand jury a
Mankato next Tuesday.
Of Evangelist Meigs, who will be-
| gin an Evangelistic service with the
Baptist church, Monday evening, the
. , 18th, the Rochester Rulletin says
"The evangelist sang an effective sole
and proceeded to the sermon of the
evening. The thought was we'll con
ceived and put in such way as to
3 hold the closest attention.
{ Hard and soft coal con.
stant1y on hand at low
est prices. Call and ex.
anime coal before order
ing. I'D F. G. Turner.
II. G. Hope, Supt' of Telegraph
and Signals and another officer Of
the Omaha road, were in town Mon
day evening looking over 18th St.
crossing. The company have asked
| for little time in the crossing mat
ter for investigation. The council
are dete rmined that the people shall
be protected in manner from the
danger that threatens them every
time they cross the track at this
point, and have the sentiment of the
village citizens with them. in either
having 18th street opened or flag
man at 18th street. ..s.. u
| Friday evening at the A. o. q. W.
Hall witnessed one of the most pleas
ant events of the season, the recep-
ton given to the young ladies by the
Young Mems League Of this city.
lRey. Aull delivered the opening ad.