The Worthington advance., 1899-11-10

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Nm. :. Estes went % Round Lake
Henry james left Saturday for !
visit at Garden City.
Thos. Palmer is again Installed rs
clerk at the Western Hotel.
a. 3. Powers sold q Murray county |
farm last week to Iowa parties
Peter Glab had his ankle injured
in the hand car smash up, Thursday
evening.
Commodore Wolven is fixing up|
the ice boat to be in readiness for
winter sport.
g. ". Patterson sold j. s. Lien, Of
Wisconsin, section %, Cottonwood
county, recently.
Mrs. Geo. Ferdon to whom was
born . daughter Wednesday, is re-
ported very low.
Misses Mclaughlin, Knoeful,
Fren Oh and Mitchell drove to Bige-
low Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Davis gives card party
to few f1iends at her commodious
home tonight to few friends.
II. M. Palm & Son have secured
the contract for furnishing the new
Presbyterian church with chairs.
Miss Mona Olson who is teaching
school near jackson came home Sat-
urday afternoon to spend Sunday.
w. II. Damon returned Friday from
Sheldon, looking after bis farm and
the interests Of his brothers estate.
Miss Jessie BLY, left Saturday after
noon for visit at Sioux City. She
will spend Sunday at Sibley enroute.
Geo. Damon has left the services of
the Omaha road and is now engaged
in teaching school in Leota township.
Frank Kendall has severed his con-
nection with the Worthington Mill
Go. and Frank Dow supercedes him.
A car in freight train got Of the
track west of Brewster Friday fore
noon and delayed all trains for sev.
eral hours.
.lM1s. A. r. Albertus and daughter,
Jean, of Worthington, are the guests
of the Cowing home this week.
jackson Pilot.
The social season opened this week
with several occasions and bids fair
to continue throughout the winte in
interesting numbers.
Sam Anderson while driving home
from town Friday accidently fell
backwards out Of the vehicle, but
suffered no bad injuries.
The work of putting in the switch
for the Burlington people is com
pleted and it reported that tract
laying will be commenced tomorrow
but we hardly believe it.
Walter Paine has been obliged K
leave the employ Of the Worthingto1
Mill Co., on account Of his health
, Mr.. Wagner, cousin Of Mrs. Mat
teson's bas succeeded him.
= G. w. Patterson has sold the cas-
half Of tho northeast quarter Of on,
Lorain to q party from Primghar, Ia.
, who will occupy the Norlund plac.
, until he can build suitable buildings
The first person to 60 from here {.
the Salvation Army Training garrison
ia Chicago to be trained for an officer
is Charles Gerloach. He will fare.
we'll at the army hall tomorrow night
: Sunday and leave the following
Tuesday. -
MI. and Mrs. a. N. Douglass, OF
Worthington, parents of Mrs. w. A.
Funk, left yesterday for Jackson
vile, Florida, to spend the winter
going by way of the G. & n. w. road
and Evansville l;ne.-Mankato Free
Press. s
| The fire department held their regu.
lar meeting Friday night. Besides
the transaction of routine business,
W. Maxwell, j. r. Conway and Fred
| lHoegrewe were accepted as members
and some of the. old ones dropped
from the list. -
| Mrs. Robert Firth, of Worthington
visited this week with Rev. q. 81.
Beaulieu.. The many st. James
friends of Mrs. A. D. Cheney and
daughter Stella Of Worthington will
be interested to know that they are
golngto Florida to,spend the winter.
St. James Gazette.
Geo. Darby of Adrian has rented
the store building in the Masonic
block on the corner and will open up
a bakery and restaurant there. Par
ties in town have talked of doing
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