The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-29

Misc Nora Turner, 81 LakeGeld, il
visiting relatives here
A. ]. Kannal finished painting the
new Dunkard church in Elk Friday
Charles Segerstrom left Saturday
for visit with relatives at Forest
City.
Alex Leish man, Of Floyd county,
ILL.,, has purchased the Will Hans
burger farm.
Marriage license was issued Fri
day by Clerk Humiston to Howard
Childs and Bertha Lenderitz.
Mrs. +. B.. Newkirk and daughter
Ida left Friday by team for visit at
Luverne, expecting to return Mon
day.
+ ]. D.. Humiston brought in a
monster swapping turtle Friday from
his farm. 1t weighs about thirty
pounds.
R. L. M6rland returned Friday
night from a trip to New York to
meet his fathers sister, Miss Anna
Morland, from Scotland.
L. M. Brooks and wife returned
home Friday from their extended
visit at Fulton, MINI. Both are
looking and feeling we'll.
VIM. Wildman merchant Of e.
dora Ia. was in town Tuesday to look
over his farm within mile and half
of the new TOWNSHIP in Willmont.
All the small pox patients but two
are able to be up and around the
camp and the remaining two, we are
informed, will be out in few days.
H. W. Volperding, of Humboldt,
Iowa. purchased the northwest quar-
ter of section thirty-four, Bloom
township Thursday, returning home
Saturday.
P. J. Ringler and wife returned to
Round Lake last Friday after an alb
sence of about a month. He is un-
decided about opening up his meat
market again this tall.
Nels Langseth bought Mrs. Bert
Wells undivided one-fourth interest
in the farm at present occupied by
Rev. H. G. Carter. The deal was
made this week.
NJ. J. Barber, of Round Lake, has
purchased the Arthur Palm house
and will move in about the first of
next month. Mrs. McCune has not
found location as yet.
M. Hammond, of Leaf River, ILL.,,
former hardware dealer of this
place, is in town this week looking
after some unfinished business. He
spent Sunday in Sibley.
J. P. Madison made a trip to the
northern part of the state during the
state fair and purchased quarter
section farm, eight miles from Fergus
Falls. He will not move until next
spring.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will hold
their monthly meeting thus afternoon
at three o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
Aucutt. Topic, Japan. Come and
bring friend.
August Goelz had three ribs broken
in the accident on the Peterson farm
Monday, besides being severely
bruised. He now lies at the Peterson
residence in a very low condition but
the physician says he will recover.
DR.. Conway contemplates disposing
of his racing horses. One of them,
Casseta, the fastest one, he talks of
disposing of by ticket. Should he
decide on this plan some one will
secure a valuable horse at a very
cheap price.
Rev. J. NJ. Bull. formerly OF this
city, is now editor Of "The Search
Light" the ctfiri,l v. F paper OF
this district. and we want to cav right
here that the Elder seems right at
HON" in his new duties.-Pipektonc
Daily Star.
A small purse. bearing evidence OF
having been attached to a chain, was
picked up on the fair ground near
the refreshment stand It contained
money enough to take the Daily for
week at least. The purse was turn
rd over to H. NJ Palm, treasurer Of
the fair associ alton.
Relief Association.
Live for those who love.
For those hearts are fond and true.
The only way to do this right.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea atnight.
Ask your druggist.
The authorities here were notified
Saturday from Ellsworth that there
was a stolen team in that vicinity.
Instructions were given the officers at
Adrian to go to Ellsworth and look
the matter up. On arrival there it
was found that the team was in hands
of the proper parties.
Miss Carrie A. McCune, of Worth
ington, will recite Tenpy sons "Dream
of Fair Ladies" at ths opera house
next Saturday evening, September %.
The poem will be acted in Pantomine
by fortv-five of Adrian's fairest ladies
The entertainment will be given
under the auspices of the Unity cir
cle.-Democrat, Adrian.