The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-22


y. VA made . trip 70 Lake
Park Tue
a. 2. Darling made ! business trip
TO LuverneI Tuesday.
Attorney q, N. Crandall went e
Luverne Tuesday evening.
A. HALEY snd wife and her sister
arrived Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. R. III Free went to Brandon
Tuesday aftarnoon to visit relatives
Frank Lyon has purchased the
OSWALD Adolph farm in section four
Worthington.
The Worthington Mill Company
will soon build q new barn with an
underground stable.
w. Putnam and daughter were in
town Tuesday. Mrs. Putnam was a
guest Of Miss Sadie Lewis.
VIM. McCune was up from Round
Lake Tuesday, and says he contem-
plates moving to some other point.
Ed Miner, an old conductor and
former resident Of this town, pissed
through bore Tuesday enroute for
Spirit Lake.
Miss Anna Crawford and Gallrath
Of Lakefield returned home the first
of the week from a visit with the
family of A: N. Douglass.
Ed. Lampere has rented one of the
Worthington Mill Cos. houses, dag
onally across the street from the
Western Hotel. .@.-=T
Party that operates the Commercial
Hotel at Adrian was in town Friday
looking over the Lake View Hotel
witha view Of opening ~
A couple of nickle in the slot ma
chimes in the saloons of T. w. Heavy
and Martin Lavine, were closed up
Tuesday by order Of the village au.
thorities.
John Mackay has been obliged to
secure the services of a boiler maker
to attend to the large omount of work
he has in repairing heating plants
and boilers.
Chas. Reickhoff and brother Will,
of Orange City, Iowa, were in town
the first of the week looking after
their farm interests in this county.
Will returned home Tuesday.
The Norwegian Lutherans expect
to build church on their lots south
of George Eppers residence this fall.
An effort is now being made to raise
the necessary funds, and there is little
danger but that it will be successful
Democrat, Adrian.
The funeral Of Miss Mabel Open
was held Friday afternoon, Rev.
Bull officiating. Her school mates
acted as pail bearers and others fur
nished a large number of beautiful
flowers. Services we're held at the
house. There was large attend
ance. ...s. &c..
Miss Katharine Cowing has gone to
Marshall where she will teach the
present school year. Miss McCune
who is visiting; Mrs. G.. R. Moore, and
was to have given play here has Civ
en- it up on account of poor opera
house, and will until we have GU,
new one completed.-Jackson Repub
lie.
! Albert Atkinson returned Frida,
from the Ramage and Atkinson farm
section three, Summit Lake, where h,
just completed threshing the grain
for the whole section, consisting O
wheat and yielding 1000 bushels O
excellent grade. This is probabl,
the largest amount of wheat that viii
be threshed from any one farm in the
county.
DIR. II. M. Bracken, of the stat.
board of health says in regard to the
recent vaccination order: We simpl,
wished to impress upon the people
the necessity of precaution by vacci
nation against the spread of smallpox
There was no intention to make vac
cination compulsory. If, however
smallpox breaks out anywhere in tn.
state it will not be our fault.
Carlos Dow has gone to MINES
polls to take course Of study at the
University. He tolls me, that he pro
poses to take the regular four yea
course, after which he will probabl,
study law. Carlos is a deserving
young man, and his many friends ar
expecting for him successful career
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