The Worthington advance., 1899-10-13

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~. r. jenkins mad trip to Lake
field, Saturday.
Rey. Father Borrish, Of Fulda,1 Was
in town Monday &.
Julius Rippberger has gone TO work
on the new railroad.
Will Crever, ofthe Herald force, il
enjoying . couple Of weeks vacation
The Ladies Cemetary Aid will
giyea. supper.in g. a. R. hall Friday
night.
Peter Heinlen, timer for F. r. Pat
'terson made 2 trip to Lakeield= Sat
urday.
]. Peterson moved into his house
on 9Th avenue, formerl = occupied by
Agent Morrison. Il. 5-,3 u,
. Will pay the highest market plice
for butter and eggs. ...' s.
39tf w. P. JENKINS.
Grandma Brant has been very sick
with hemorrhages during the past
week, but is some better now.
ID. Parsons has built an addition
to his barn, and besides other i'm
provements is painting his house.
DR.. Dolan returned from the small
pox district at Round Lake, Friday,
and says everything is all right there
again. Il = ss@@--'s=1'.z@ g. g q r !
Herman Konst Of Burlington is
employed as timer in the hardware
store of F. r. Patterson to hand1e the
heavy business. SS>I ::4 -'..'o1 = !
Harvey Goff and wife, of |Slayton,
former residents Of this town, drove
over here Friday nightfor visit with
friends and relatives. j Il ,s.s--.-'.,
H. M. Palm & Son have improved
the heating facilities of their store by
putting the stove in the basement
and register in the floor.
A coat thief got hold Of "a $50 jack
pot at Luverne last Sunday aud skip
ped. The. players are wondering
where he went to but are not very
anxious to prosecute owing to their
own violation of the law.
The social given by the B, Y. P. q.
at G. A. R. hall Friday evening was
we'll attended. and enjoyed. Some
very nice music was furnished d by Ray
Peterson and Geo. Mackay. $26 was
realized by the society for their labor.
The FIRE department held their reg
ular meeting Friday evening, and in
addition to the regular rout tine bust
ness, three new members, Walter
Paine, Maurice Maxwell and Fred
Bitner were accepted as MEMBERS.
Improved farms, Prairie and tin
ber land; Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wilkin counties, Minnesota.
Prices low. Terms easy. Free rail.
road fare. M. E. LAwroN, .Agt.
Postmaster Frank r. Coughran has
purchased the Thos. Klasy house
from the Burlington road and will
move It onto a lot which We under
stand is loca ted in northwestern part
of town.
There was dance at VIM. Cunning-
hams, south Of town, Friday night,
where all lovers of dancing gathered
and danced till they couldn't dance
any more and at a late hour they all
departed for home. If any person
wants to enjoy themselves in social
way they want to go out to. Mr.. Gun
Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
M. H. Damon, OF Worthington, was
transacting business in our city a
couple of days this week. :. MIR. and
Mrs. G. w. Patterson, of Worthing-
ton, Mimi, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Roth Sunday. Until recently
Mr.. Patterson has been engaged in
the banking business at Ashton, NOV.
ing from there to worthington, --Shel,
don Eagle. =. t~..4 -.
The B. CIR. g. NR'y company pro.
poses to handle all business offered
it expeditiously and has placed al
order for ten more new locomotive
and four hundred box cars, and viii
build about one hundred fat cars il
it's own shops at Cedar Rapids. Th
Burlington is an enterprising com
pany and the management propose
! to take care Of all business that come
it's way.-Pipestone Daily Star. i
1Thusday as E. Nordqiust, of India
Lake township was returning HON
/ from town with load of lumber b
1team became frightened the. 9th,
side of the Ocheyda bridge and ta
awav Cnnsaftinn the vvn non oind +hrou