The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-02-02

H. M. Palm & Son unloaded a G,
load of bedding material Saturday.
Judge Cory made a business tri
to Bigelow Saturday.
Anton Holm and wife returue
Thursday from visit at Boone, Ia,
A. R. Albertas aud wife went
jackson SATURDAY to spend Sunda,
For deep we'll work call on or a
dress Chas. Glattly Worthingtol
iMinn. 19tf
Emil Grotte went to Window Sat
urday to attend a festival occasion
given by the A, O. U. W.
Marriage licences were issued Il
August Neubert and Mary Johnso,
Saturday, by Clerk Humiston.
About eight dollars was realized Al
( the Ladies Cemetery Tea ThursdaJ
| at the home of Mrs. James s. Ramage
An inspector of the Hartford in
surance company was here Saturday
inspecting tho boilers in the village
plant and found everything all right
Mr.. Knobiauch, banker Of Carver
/
formerly partner of Peter Thomp
son returned homo Saturday after a
few days visit here.
The Sunday School Convention
that was to have been held in the
Summit Lake church was postponed
Sunday on account of the severe cold
weather and will be held next Sun
day.
H.J.Vosburgh and wife, of Beaver
Dam, Wis.,, arrived here Monday on
account of the serious illness of Mrs.
R.R.Smith, mother of Mrs. Vosburgh.
NJ. Vosburgh is president of Way
land Academy, at Beaver Dam.
Passion Play exhibited by moving
pictures wae given at Masonic hall,
Saturday night to a good audience,
and was enjoyed by those in attend
ance. The scenes displayed were in
teresting to every one.
Mr.. Wcodard has on display in
the window of A. T. Latta some tine
relics of the late war with Spain. He
will give lecture in connection with
some fine kaleidoscope views at Ma
sonic Hall, Tuesday. Jaa. 3oth.
WANTED-Honest man or woman to
travel for large house; salary $5
monthly and expenses, with increase;
position permanent; inclose self ad"
dressed stamped envelope. MAN.
AGER, $50 Caxton bldg. Chicago.
j. D. Tam. of Osceola county, who
owns half section farm near Round
Lake expects to move to Worthing-
ton in the near frture in order to be
nearer bis farm. He also -contem-
plates purchasing more land in No.
bles county a. his faith in the pros
poets are that this county has 9
very bright future.
The N ews is informed that Messrs
Callison and Rogers have invented
what is thought to be perfect grain
door for freight cars: and have ap~
piled for a patent on same. A grain
door that can be permanently at
tached to the cars, and that will not
leak when in position, has long been
needed, and if the gentlemen have a
successful door along these lines they
will reap rich harvest.-Heron Lake
News. We hope John will find a
Klondike in his invention.
A progressive cinch party. was
given by MI. and Mrs. E. G. PANEL
and Mn. F. r. Coughran, at the
homo of the former Friday evening "a
about sixty of their friends. Eleven
tables were occupied. Miss Penny
winning first honors, receiving as a
memeuto pretty Haviland pitcher
F. L. Humistca winning tho honors
among the gentlemen, receiving as a
souvenir a pretty paper weight. he
freshm~nts were served in four
courses and a pleasurable evening
enjoyed by the participants.
Officer Byran is on tho sick list.
II. NJ. Palm went to Mankato Tues
day.
Miss Pearl Drake returned home
from St. Paul Saturday.
Us. Firth expects to leave Mon
day on trip to Cass county.
w. 81. Hubbard is moving into hi:
house vacated by E. L. Schwartz.
Thrilling scenes Of the war in Gu
ba exhibited at Masonic hall tonight
Miss Minnie Nelson 10 now en-
ployed in the depot lunch counter.
The curiosity social Friday night
at Bakers hall promises to be an II
lteresting one,