The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-05

4 There is an epide Of measles :
i Adrian. ...
Mrs. W. E. Stoutemeyer is on III,
sick list. .2s 4.
A. N. Douglass visited Lakefield
Monday.
Jas. Mackay visited LeMars las
Thursday.
Quincy Morning Wing. Marc wa
! very clever. !. =. d.
For Rent, half OF my store. FsAN1
HANsRERGER, tfl8 ~
! w. J. Parry, returned to Minneap
oils Saturday.
| Miss Stella M. Cheney returned
home Friday.
Mrs. j.. II. Cakes is numbered
among the sick.
I. T. Branigan made trip to the
cities this week. Il
Harry Allen is working at the cleo
trio light station.
| Olaf Langseth is visiting relatives
in Marshall, this week.
Mrs. Oscar Sterling, left on Friday,
for visit at Gowrie, la.
Shreveport, La, Daily Conasian-
Marc is great magician.
The telephone line was completed
to Round Lake, Monday.
| Miss Sophia Sterling left on Friday
for short visit at LeMars,
Dan DeVaney made trip to Mad
ison during the past week,
The new boiler for the power house
arrived last week Wednesday.
w. A. Mosher made a trip to Sioux
City, the latter part of last week.
John James commences drilling q
we'll for Nels Langseth, this week.
Saxon & Amondson erected wind
mill for Oliver Thompson, Monday.
| The dance at G.. A. R. hall Mon
day evening, was largely attended.
Olaf Olson of Jewell Junction, Ia,
transacted business here last week.
John Wilson and wife visited her
parents in Graham Lakes, this week.
| Providence Evening Bulliten.-
| Marc is an adept in his various lines.
| Burr Ludlow returned to his COL
lege studies at Mortified, Tuesday,
| Adam Ager of St. Peter visited bis
parents here during the past week.
Hans johnson of Hersey township,
returned Thursday from Charter Oak
Ia.
The Burlington train leaves here
at 4:3O in the morning and arrives at
$50
Miss Amelia Annenson spent Sun.
day and Monday in Luverne visiting
| relatives.
Fl. Worth, Texas Daily Mall
Marc both amused and mystif6d his
audience.
Don't miss hearing A. G. Rankin
for fear you will be prejudiced against
the saloon.
G.. Fitzgerald received some hand,
some Plymouth Poultry, last wei k,
f.om Iowa. ~ ~ ~
Draper Dayton left on Monday to
again take up his studies at Prince
ton College.
Charles Bloom, wife and daughter
spent Monday with friends near
| Round Lake.
L. J. Hallem of Adrian visited at
the home of A. G. Hedberg, the first
of the week.
Miss Eaton and mother left Mon.
day for Bathgate, N. D., where the
former has school.
w. L. Egn of Wyckoff, Mimi,
brother of Mrs. Geo. Messer, was here
on business this week.
Miss Helen Kerr, of Rushmore
spent several days last week with
friends near Worthington.
Raymond Lindgren of Adrian,
spent several days last week with
his father A. G. Lindgsen.
T. w. Heavy has been drawn as a
petit juror in the federal court which
meets at St. Paul, Jan. 10th.
w. P. Jenkins and family have
been very sick during the past two
weeks, but are now gaining.
T. H. WEIGH of Beauna Vista, Ia,
was here this week looking over land
with an idea of locating here.
Mr.. Torkel of Jewell Junct., who
has rented the Werniment farm was
here this week looking the farm over.
Editors Smith and Blair visited
Sioux City and Adrian, during the
past week, celebrating the holidays
A wise person will not let a cold
linger longer when they can get q
bottle of Humiston's Lung Balsam
SOC.
| Holders of season tickets for the
Marc entertainment can get theil
seats reserved on Saturday at Nor
lands.
Miss Ruth Maxwell returned to hel
school in Graham Lakes, the first o.
the week after spending the holidays