The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-08
Two cars more Of stsel for the new
Burlington line were received Tues.

Two cars more 81 stall for tho new II
Burlington line we're received Tues:
day.
D. +. Settls expects to move to
California in few months to make
his future home.
Miss Laeta Ramage left Saturday
for Waseca, where she has 4 position
in the high school.
j. D. Humiston went to st. Paul
saturday to purchase q thle shing
outfit for Fred and George Doeden.
Miss Pearl Wetherell is in charge
of Mrs. Webh's millinery store dur
ing her absence to secure new goods.
Mrs Ira. Mishlers two neices, the
Misses Palmer returned to their
home in Clarion, Ia. Monday after a
pleasant visit here.
Mrs. Emil G.. Nelson's left Monday
for her home in Rockford, Ill, after a
pleasant visit with her sister Mrs. G.
A. Steinman, in the country,
The Omaha road has again put on
a switch engine in the yards here
to handle the increase Of bust
ness that comes during the fall.
Clinton Mann has left the the Wor-
Ellington Hotel in order to attend
school, but would liked to have. re
NAMED in the position he held. =,
Mrs. Geo. MacKay was quite i'll
last week but recovered sufficiently to
accompany her daughter, Mrs. Chris
Hanson, to her home in Luverne.
Ed. Lamphere, brakeman on the
Sioux Falls line, has rented the Sal
mon house across the track from the
depot. A we'll has been put down
for their convenience. ,~..
Will pay the highest market price
for butter and eggs. ....3s
39tf w. P. JENKINS.
It is reported that the party who
was to take charge Of the Globe this
month will not assume the manage
ment, because Of not being up to the
owners desired standard.
Frank Naylor, six-Year old son of
Stephen Naylor had his hand pinched
while playing with some other boys
around hay press last week. Two
fingers were badly injured and he
may lose at least one finger Of his
left hand.
On account of the sawyer of the
rail saw at Org getting seven pieces
of steel in his eye, the saw was 'aced
in charge of an inexperienced man,
who bent the saw so that the ma
chine had to be shut down Wednes-
day and the saw sent to the shop.
Report reached here Tuesday eve
ming that Frank Wittmers who
worked on the Lewis new building
had an accident while doing similar
work at Fa1rmont, breaking hts arm
and severely jnjuring his leg besides
sustaining other injuries. - u ''~>
The Omaha road have added to
their former complete equipment on
this division two elegantly equipped
parlor cars with an observation end
This part is almost entirely glass
end and sides furnished with the
latest model easy chairs, making the
comfort and pleasure complete for
the traveller and affording excellent
chance for viewing the scenery
These cars are run on their two
through day trains.
Miss Laura A. Gregg, represent
ing the National American Woman
Suffrage Association was in tow,
Tuesday for the purpose of organic
ing local association. Mrs. Charl,.
Glattly has been appointed chairman
A meeting will be held here early il
October. when the following speaker:
will be here: Mrs. E. H. Belden
President, Of Iowa, Rev. Ida Hultin
of Illinois, Mrs. Helen Kimber, Of
Kansas, and Miss Gregg.
Mrs, J. M. Bull, of Worthingtop
accompanied by the Misses Thurbe1
and Millar, drove down to Bigelov
Sunday afternoon. In the evening
Mrs. Bull occupied the pulpit in tn
M. E. church reading from the manu-
script of story entitled, "Bethel E
Bethel" of which she is the autho,
Her story, founded on experiences o
! Jacob, is put in graceful, poetic form
und designed to teach religion
truths. The selections were we
rendered and greatly appreciated b
the large audience.-Sig nal, Bigelo,
vh1 ,,ol, .