The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-08-18

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Geo. D. Deyton, wife and son Drap:
or, went to Minneapolis Monday.
Misses Jessie Wilburn and Smead
visited here the first Of the week.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Goodrich, Aug. 18th, a daughter.
i About thirty from here went to
Sioux City Sunday on the excursion
Will Oliver has built new barn
OH the property recently purchased
Misses Laura and Mary Moberl,
returned from Minneapolis Saturday
Mrs. E. L.. Porter returned last
Thursday from visit at Glenwood
Mrs. We're Hurlbert returned
Tuesday from her visit III Michigan
DR.. Carter and wife, of Ellsworth,
spent Sunday with relatives r. B.
Plotts'.
The Misses Hilly and Miss Amen
son, of Luverne, spent Sunday here
with friends.
Ernest Shepard and wife, of Mar
shall, spent few days here during
the past week.
Mrs. johnson and children, of
Mankato, are visiting Charles Sund-
berg this week.
Miss Laura Bingham was taken
suddenly sick Sunday but is better
at this writing.
The Congregational sunday school
held their annual picnic at Graham
Lakes Tuesday.
J. P. Madsen sold his farm Mon
day to D. Behring's, of Iowa, for
$332 SO per acre,
Miss Bertha Thompson and c.. A.
Severance went to Sheldon Saturday
for short visit.
Five members were taken into the
membership Of the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
E. J. Wolven contemplates build
ing a new house on the site of his
present residence.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Molohon, of Seward, Aug. 9th.
|--Fulda Republican.
Esther HIGHLANDER Of St.Ch aries
Mimi. visited her uncle F C.Schmidt,
during the past week.
Lew Wall, grain buyer for H. e.
Torrance is on the sick list threaten
ed with Typhoid fever.
Miss Laeta Ramage left Friday for
an outing with friends at Lake Wash
ing,on, near Mankato.
John Deal was suddenly summon
ed to Storm Lake by wire Monday
by the sickness of his wife.
| V. M. Stitser, Of Wavelly, Ia, spent
Sunday with his brother Oh Ills way
west to purchase live stock.
Prof. Hersch of Iowa, has puichas-
cd the northeast quarter Of section
five, Seward, of the NJ yers estate.
Martyr Bros. of Fulda, placed
some goods in their store which they
are about to open here, Monday.
Mesdames j. Wickman, Axel Ster-
ling, and August johnson left Sat
uruay for snort visit at Window.
| Will pay the highest market price
for butter and eggs.
39tf w. ?. JENKINS.
| Mas. E. E. Ventioner left Tues
day to join her husband i'll Mime
apolis. They will return Saturday.
| WI. O'Connor and wife were in
! town this week. They expect to move
70 Fargo about the first Of next
month.
| Mrs. Jos. Nichols contemp]ates
building a house on the south side
IF track on the lot purchased 10y her
husband.
| Loveless sells home made bread
and cake baked in the old fashioned
way by the woman's bakery at Min
neapOlls.
| j. W. People was fortunate fo1
once in his life, drawing a handsome
gold watch by tickets sold by a
brakeman.
| Mrs. H. H. Crawford left Tuesday
night for Waseca, where she will Wis.
it before returning to her home in
Topeka, Kans.
| Mrs. John Wilson, of Worthing-
on, is making an extended visit with
ner sister, Mrs. G.. w. Curtiss.-Lake.
field Standard.
/ Martyr Bros. of Fulda, have rented
the house on the corner OF 18th ave
and 9th street, owned by Aug. John.
S5on, >of Kinbrae.
| Chas. Segerstrom objects to having
9very runaway, recorded against bis
team and says the one occurring las,
week was not his team.
| E. E. Ventioner will resume his
painting business by the first Of
| september and anyone having work
for him will notify him.