The Worthington advance., 1899-10-27


! a. g. Hedberg transacted busines,
in Kinbre, Friday.
| NJ. e. Lawton transacted business
lin Fulda during the week.
j Mrs. w. ii. Harrington returned
home Tuesday afternoon.
| Jacob s.. Gerdes, Of Illinois trans.
acted business here Friday. !
VIM. Hinrichs, of Middleton, Wis,
is visiting his brother, Theo. Helm.
lrichs. 4. .':* .#..-..-:.. =.
| W. B. Walksmith has rented the
Spielmyer farm, formerly occupied by
il. J. Miller, in Lorain.
Will pay the highest market price
tor butter and eggs.
39tf w. P. JENKINS.
Mr.. Anderson and daughter, of Ad-
rian returned home Friday from a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ivan
Erickson.
/. Mrs. Miller and daughter, mother
ana sister of Maurice Miller, returned
to Vinton Friday after a pleasant
visit here.
Morrell Ramage while playing foot
ball Thursday evening had his arm
badly injured so that he has to carry
it in a sling.
| F. j. Arkils, of Butler Co., Ia, has
purchased the Bates farm in DeWald
will move onto same with his family
in the spring.
| D. & w. J. Humiston went to
Ocheyda Friday morning and brought
in four brant and two chickens. that
were of a good size.
Marriage license were issued
Friday by Clerk Humiston to Pa,
Martin and Katie McCarvel, Joseph
Moser and Katie Webber.
Emil Christensen, who has beer
} employed in the hardware store o1
J A. Russell went to Luverne THURSDAY
to undergo an operation for appendi
, citis.
Father Traynor OF Beresford, S. D..
arrived here Thursday for short
! visit with the Roman family. He viii
hold service in the Catholic churct
Sunday forenoon at the usual hour.
. Improved farms, Prairie and tim
Der land, Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wilkin countless, Minnesota
Prices low. Terms easy. Free rail
road fare. NJ. E. LAwToN, Agt.
G. A. Schrieber, of Milwaukee
Wis, has purchased the DeGeus farm
, in Graham Lakes. Mr.. Schriber il
.. said to be desirable citizen and a
practical farmer securing good results
J from his labors.
The Lake Crystal Union says that
one of the three engines ditched in
the recent Window wreck has been
the cause of about forty men losing
their lives, and this covers a period oil
thirty yrars' service.-Mankato Re.
view,
Frank McNair has accepted posi-
tion as assistant bookkeeper in Sterret
Bros. large department store at Shel.
don. Flank is steady young man
OF good habits and excellent char
acter, and his many friends will be
pleased to learn of his success.
! Rev. Dahl of Bird Island arrived in
Window Saturday from Worthington
and went out to Storden with Rev.
Mr.: Byers who returned on the AFTER
noon train from attending the Baptist
State convention at Mankato. Rev.
Dahl will resign his pastorate at Bird
Island and go into evangelistic work
this Window Free Press.
| The Minneapolis Times is author.
|ity for the statement that a shake-up
among the officials that shgke-up is
not far distant. 1t is rumored that a
reorganization in the general super
intendent's department. is contempla-
ted and that the appointment of
William Bennett as assistant snperin-
tendent, to succeed Mr.. Strickland is
cited as the beginning of new meth
ods.-Mankato Review.
| A petition is now being circulated
to raise money to purchase a set of
instruments for girls band which
has just been organized in this city.
We are assured that all members
have joined in good faith and with
the intention Of giving our city a
lady's band of which it will have rea-
son to be proud. II donations come
in literally and they certainly ought
to, it will not be long before the band
will begin active practice.-Pipestone
Daily Star. :.
Ed. Armstrong g, brother of Mrs. Joe
Joynson had the misfortune OF getting
Ibis leg fractured while trvino tn ato,,