The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-01-26

in Leota spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. E. A. Tinkham, has been 70,
sick lately, but is some better now.
Frank Saxon put upa steel tow.
windmill. l.r Jack Green last Thur
|daY.
1t is reported that Frank Devane
is seriously sick with neuralgia of tn
heart.
For deep we'll work call on or O.
dress Chas. Glattly Worthingto1
MINI. 19tf
Severt Poppen, Of Summit Lake
visited lis sister. Miss Flora Pepper
last Sunday.
Rem Mccartney left Saturday for
few days visit with his brother a
Mitchell, 8. D..
John and Henry Gerber returned
Saturday from a trip to their ole
home in Canada.
E. E. Vcntiouer returned Saturda,
from Heron Lake, where he has bee,
working for week.
The new pipe organ of the Presby.
terian church will be here and put ir
about February LIST.
Miss Mary johnson and brother
OF Allenborf, are visiting Miss Ids
Saxon in Indian Lake.
Marriage licenses were issued Fri
day to N. P. Paulson and Elva c.
johnson, by Clerk Humiston.
Lane & Darby opened up theil
auction store in the old Eureka meat
market building Saturday to a big
crowd.
Mrs. R. F. People and Mrs. A. E.
Powers left On Saturday for a visit
with the family of MIR. Einwalter, at
Esthervllle.
Fred Dolheim, one of the Felt boys
and another party left Friday night
for Pillager, Cass county, to look that
county over.
Sam johnson, of Rou nd Lake, has
just completed the purchase of an
eighty acre farm adjoining his neph-
ew, Andrew Johnson.
Mr.. K. o. Beje]land, of Round
Lake township, has bought an extra
ordinary fine full reetled organ of
our local music man, Carolus o. Pet
erson.
R. Levers, of Usage, Ia, travelling
for the Waterloo Saddlery company,
is in town to spend Sunday with
cousins, Mrs, Ira Mishler and Thos.
Palmer.
James Walker went to Window
Saturday to attend evangelistic meet
ings that are being held there by
Dowie's evangelist's Messrs, McCor.
mack and Kenndy.
A party was given by Miss Mary
Moberly at her home to few of her
friends Friday evening. About ten
of them being present enjoying a
very pleasant time.
A new time card took effect on
the Burlington Sunday. The trains
running to Wilmont occupy a place
on The card. but no change of time
will be made from that, that has been
in use.
WANTED-Honest man or woman to
travel for large house; salary 365
and expenses, with increase;
position permanent; inclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. MAN.
AGER, $50 Caxton bldg, Chicago.
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The grand Masonic lodge Of
of Minnesota commenced it's
session on Wednesday at St. Paul.
There are ZIG lodges in the state,
with membership of 16,401, gain
of 1913 in the past year. The receipts
for the year were $4,000, and the dis
bursements $8,O9], of which $500
was for chari:0.-Mankato Review.
The publishers of McClure's Maya
zine says that nothing else they have
ever brought out has attracted such
wide attention and such hearty com
mendation as 1.-THE Life of the Mas
ter" by DR.. John Watson clan Ma
claren.') A second installment viii
appear in the February number will
five illustrations in color and many i,
black and white, all from specia
paintings and drawings by c. K
Linson.
The Omaha Railroad Company ha
received seven new engines, at COT
of 100000. Four are for passeng<
serviceand are of the famous 1895
type, several of which have been
the Omaha service for a number (
years. These engines, which ha,
cylinders 1924 inches, and weie
12O tons. The other three engin,
are for freight service, and have 8
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