The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-08-10

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was in town Friday. =, !
A. N. Wetherell made his last trip
up this way, Wednesday. A man
named ]. Gauden 10 on the run now.
Frank Wood returned home Thurs
day leaving bis sister in very low
condition and expects to hear Of her
death any time. 4 LII
The stone work for both under
track crossings are now complete and
placing Of iron stringers in position
has commenced. -
MI. Lane states he will start work,
on the water works, just as soon az a
job, in Dakota, is completed. He ex'
pects, to hear, every day that it is
done.
MI. Cain whose was injured about
a week ago was brought, to Worth
ington, late Thursday night, and is
being cared for, by DR.. Walker.
Blood poison has set in, and he may
lose his hand.
A line from Mrs. Porter states that
the last letter received from Mr.. Por-
ter was written at Venice, they were
enroute for Rome having changed
their plans, the original one did not
include that city. Their party now
numbers forty.seven.
Bert Forbes, not to be out done or
let u day of this week pass without
having a runaway, participated in
one, accompanied by Bob Town,
Thursday evening, with DR.. Gould's
team. The team was brought under
control before doing any damage.
Henry Aple had a horse badly cut
in wire fence Friday.
Miss Maude Graves. of Adrain,
was in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Wood and sister made
a visit to Bigelow Saturday.
Miss Minnie Nelson Is now working,
at the depot lunch counter.
Ernest Sterling returned home Fri.
day evening, from his Chicago trip
Miss Matte Bryan left Thursday
afternoon, for visit, in Sioux Falls
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Fred l.
Humiston Friday August 3rd, a
daughter.
The Misses Grace Hallisey and
Marguerite Hosmer, of Adrain, wert
guests of friends, Saturday.
Henry James and wife left Satur
day for Garden City to spend Sun
day and secure medical aid for Mrs
James.
Professor F. M. jackson, prinoipa
OF the schools at Colby, Wis.,, is thu
guest of his sister, Mrs. r. V. O. Bart
lett, for few day.
The latest time table issued by thu
B. G. R. & N. Railroad gives list o
the towns on the line with the pop
ulation secured from the most reliable
sources available. In this list Pipe
stone is given $500 inhabitants Wor
Ellington $500, Luverne 24OO, Rocl
Rapids, Iowa, 1000.
| o. n. Roche and wife were guests
at the Worthington Hotel, Saturday
M. J. Barber and family left Sat
urday, for a weeks outing, at Roun'
Lake.
Judge Wilson went, to Heron Lake
Saturday, in response to a telephon
message.
H.P. Quist, of Waseca, visited BIZ
son Ed Quist, clerk for A. Ander
son, Friday.
Editor Caldwell went to Siou
Falls Saturday morning to spen'
Sunday with bis family.
FL. johnson formerly clerk, 70
Ray Humiston, is visiting in tow,
this week. He has sold his bushes
at Drayton, N. D.
Miss Ethel Patterson, daughter Q
| R. Fl. Patterson accompanied Mis-
Maud Hows, who has been visiting
here for the past week, to her HON
lat Merrill, Ia, Saturday,
| Pipestone Star: The assessed valu
alton of the dogs of Pipestons count
is $3.50 which is sol more than tn
assessed value of all the sheep in tn
county aud $5l4 more than all th
hcgs. Could the valuation be raises
to something like $4,000 it might re
suit in the killing of of few hun
dred of these bothersome CANNES
which seem to have no other objec
in living than to give trouble to bicy
lcilsta and other paeeore-bv ON th,