The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-08-25

Miss Nellie Cowing, Of Jackson, j
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Durfe
this week, III. y.
A large supply of fish were placed
in the lake last week by the Stat
Commission. 49, .-|@.s.s. .'>s
Maurice Miller has accepted posi-
ion at St. James as seal clerk for tn
Omaha road. 49,.
! Otis Bigelow is now employed al
baggage man for the Burlington roa(
at Estherville. ..-
The band boys Melted 1915 from
their playing for the erry-go-roune
Friday night.
| Mrs. Nels Langreth, Mr.. and Mrs
Karsland returned Tuesday from {
visit at Rushmore.
Robert Firth and wife returned
Friday from a visit with their son
Will, in Cass county.
Miss Theresa Wagner, of Mime
apolis; visited at the home of E. L
Schwartz last week.
Miss Marie Wilson, of Morning Sun
Ia, visited with her sister, Mrs. }. P
Reynolds, this week.
Miss Cripps, formerly music teach
or of our high school, is guest at
the home of II. j. Ludlow.
Miss Rudy Rippberger returned
home Monday from her visit with
Rev. Wolthousen's family.
| Excavating for the new Presbyter.
ian church commenced Tuesday and
is being moved very rapidly.
Lightning struck and killed horse
for Nels Grelson last Thursday, while
the animal was in the pasture.
| J. M. Free, OF Sanborn, Ia, hal
purchased the northwest quarter O
ten, S Ransom, from Peter Glab.
Will pay the highest market pric
for butter and eggs.
39tf w. P. JENKINS.
Martyr Bros, of Fulda, opene'
. their stock of general. merchandis
this week. They have very larg
stock
Mrs. w. H, Buchan, OF Albert lie;
stopped off here between t,ains MOI
day on her way to Ash Creek on
visit.
Friends and the Indian Lake ban
gathered at the home OF S. Solomon
SOD, Sunday, and spent a very plea
ant day.
During the heavy storm Monda
night lightning struck the elevator I,
Hubbard & Palmer kn ocking of fe
shingles and boalds.
l.. T. Stoutmcyer, Of Onargo: la
was here during the past week loo|
ing after his farm interests that b
purchased last fall.
Elmer Bloom had the m;sfortun
to run a pitchfork through his foe
while ut work atMrs. Lindquist's.
- Il pretty eore foot.
MIR. Harris is on the sick list an
expects it will he necessary to unt 20
20 anolher operation before she wi
regain much lost health. -
Roy Tibbits will go to Winona Il
latter part of this week to visit hi
mother and will then 60 Oh to tn
University to attend school.
Lightning struck stack of ha
containing about ten tons. on sectio
oine of Art Lyons, Saturday nigh
1890, during the heavy storm.
Miss Ida Newkirk left Friday f
st. Paul, stopping enrcute at LAX
ICrystal. Her friend, Miss Goodrich
|of St. Paul, accom- panied her.
Mrs. G. S. Linderman's daughte,
IOIive, is on the sick list this wee1
Mrs. Linderman expects to return
Washington in about two weeks.
For STRAIGHTFORWARD bay mar
weight 400, perfectly sound.
E. B. PAUL,
51.3 Indian Lake.
The Congregational Sunday scho
were obliged to postpone tn cir picn
Hast Friday on account Of the rail
If weather will permit it will be bel
this week.
A. I. Darling is suffering from
very large boil on the back of h
neck. It was necessary to have
)anced. Tuesday, and at one time
was feared it would cause lock jaw.
A fight occurred laet Thursd
night on tenth street, one of the pr
Niles accusing the other of securi1
his job. One fellow was knock
over the fence but no bones broken
The happiest couple in the wo1
should be a deaf husband and
} blind wife, both taking Roc
Mountain Tea. Csc. Ask your DR.,
gist.
! We understand that N. Weinan
formerly of this place, but now
? Brewster, has purchased a sect
y steam thresher outfit, and will h
two rigs in operation this fall.-E
. on Lake News.
y Tracy has a ladies ball team.