The Worthington advance., 1899-11-03

Mrs. J. Brant returned home
Tuesday.
James Gibson was on the sick list
Tuesday.
Walter Mundwiler, of Adrian, was
in town Monday.
Guthrie Q. T. Daily Leader. Music
divine delights q crowded house.
Mrs. DeVaney visited in Butterfeld
unday, returning. home Monday.
The curtain for the Salisbury or.
chestra concert will rise at 8:15 sharp.
L. A. States arrived Sunday to re-
cuperate in health from lung trouble.
Rev. Anderson is holding series
of meetings in the Pratt school house
this week. 49,. "
Geo. A. Bradford, of St.. James
spent Sunday here with relatives, A..
N. Cheney.
Mr.. Walker, from Iowa, now occu-
pies the Sain house in the north west
part of town.
| Mrs. Shell, of Sibley, arrived Tues
day for visit with relatives, w. E.
Madsen and family.
Topeka, Kansas. Capital.-The
work of these musicians was indeed
fine, and encores were almost as fire.
quent as tho numbers.
Cranberry crop would be very
profitable crop to cultivate here if
they would grow, W. w. Loveless
alone having received fifteen barrels
in one shipment.
| New phones have been installed
in the following places, Rev. Wilson
Aul], residence, 121; E. L. Schwartz,
residence, I22; Mrs. McCune, resi-
dence, 1923. Phone users will please
add these to their cards.
| Fred Donovan an employe of Carl
Armson, returned home from Central
City, Neb., Tuesday, where he had
been to attend the funeral of his
father who died very suddenly of
heart disease, Saturday, Oct. 21st, rs
years of age.
Rev. Erwin was in the city Satur.
day last:
John Reycraf. Of Superior was g
caller Saturday..
Attorney Cady, of Pipestone, wal
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Gould, returned on Saturda ,
. from visit at Adrian.
, Seats for the Salisbury Orchestr,
will be on sale Wednesday morning
Mary W. Eggleston made fina
claim Tuesday on / of sw ! sec. l:
/. Summit Lake.
Attorneys Rohrsr and Wilso,
were before the supreme court tn
o first of the week with arguments.
q Seats for the next course O
r entertainments Nov. 13, will be OF
? sale Thursday, Nov. 9th at 8 =. m.
L. T. Stoutemyer returned home
Oaargo, ILL.,, Tuesday. Mr.. Stoute
q myer now owns some farms as nice a.
: there are in the county.
r Late reports state that tho Boer
4 have captured or killed two compan
J. les of British soldiers. Also that tn,
8 Beers are in Chicago trying to enlis
!. American soldiers.
Q Mrs. G. 81. saulpaugh arrived i,
the city Saturday night from Indian,
, where she has been spending severa
weeks. Mr.. Saulpaugh is at Excel
sior Springs, Indiana, where he is re
ceiving treatment for rheumatism.-
, Mankato Review.
The invitations are out for a recep
j tion at A. o. q. w. hall on next Fri
day evening, Nov. 3rd given by tn.
Young Mons League to their friends
, among the young ladies. A careful
ly prepared program will be carried
out, after which a banquet will b@
served.
The st. Peter Herald says that q
part of the cemetery at that city, eel
APART for the burial of old soldiers, is
being improved. Congressman Nc.
Cleary has been asked to have Con
gress make an appropriation for a
monument to the old soldiers and
sailors of the civil war. The state will
also be asked for similar appropria-
tion and both Nicollet and LeSueur
counties will be urged to contribute
for an obelisk in memory of the
heroes Of the civil war.-Mankato
Review.
Order for Hearing Petition for
Determination of Descent of
| Land and Notice Of Ann1icat.