The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-08-31

in Friday, - @. Ill.,.
j. G. Thorn, of Rushmore, was in
town Friday.
Frank Mclean, of Adrain, was in
town, Wednesday.
| Marshal Roshon run in couple of
jags Thursday. ".>+-
| M. E. Lawton and son, Edward,
drove to Round Lake. Thursday.
Mrs. King Rushon is learning to
Get type, in the Herald Office.
Mrs. Fred Ch;lds returned home,
Thursday, from Sioux Falls.
All the trains were late Friday
owing to the heavy rains.
A. H. Tiffany, train. master, of the
Burlington was in town, Thursday
H. B. Miller, of Waverly, Ia, was
looking over his farm interests Thur
day.
Tug Libaire, of Adrain. passed
through town Friday on his way to
Rochester.
ia. Wilson and family, of Fulda,
are visiting with a. P. Lewis,a couple
of days.
Miss Richie Maxwell left Friday
for St. Paul to lay in her fall stock
of millinery goods.
J. II. McRoberts, of Ellsworth was
shaking hands with his many friends
with his many friends here Friday.
Miss Alice Jones, of Sioux Falls,
was the guest of Miss Josephine
Coughran, between trains, Monday.
Rev. j. P. Dickerman left on bis
vacation, Thursday. He will visit
several places before he returns he
expects to be absent for three weeks.
A delightful party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs John Salstrom
Friday evening in honor Of Raymond
Steffens, Of Chicago, who has been a
guest at their home for a short time,
the evening was full of enjoyment
and pleasure ~ those present. The
little guest leaves for bis home next
Monday.
Chow McGrath Got an Engine
will be the title of Frank H. Spear
mans railroad story in the Septembe,
McClure's. Mr.. Spearman has al
ready, in the August issue, written Of
"Conductor Pat Francis;" later hi
will tell stories about a switchman
> the yard master and so on; in tn
September number he will relate thu
daring adventure of a yonng and in
experienced "wiper" in the face o
. great danger.
b R. V. o. Bartlett, leaves tonight TO
3 Round Lake, Lake Park and Spiri
! Lake, in the interest of the Okaben
Cigar Factory of this city.
II NJ. G. Hurd has placed HAND
Q some new sign in front OF his liver
? stable.
Q VIM. F. Dreher, editor of tn
"Deutsche Post" Spirit Lake, was !
o town Friday.
al w. g. Dewey, of St. Rsis, Mont
}, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Cha
l. Glattly, in this city.
Mrs. M. E.. Mathews, of Marsha
3 who has been the guest of Mrs. j. I
Q Conway, left for her home Thursda!
K Theo. Thompson, fireman on tn
D Omaha, who has made his home i
this city, will move hie family t
Currie.
G. W. W. Dow left for Hero LAX
Saturday.
8 w. S. Lewis left for Chicago Fri
J. day evening.
b II. Dickey, of Magnolia, was i
town Saturday.
Miss A. n. Palm arrived fror
Luverne Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Fauskee went t
Sheldon Saturday.
Miss Ira Mishler and children ]si
Saturday for Lakefeld.
Il Will Dow was a passenger boun
? for Heron Lake Saturday.
Editor King, of Adrian, tarried
a while in this city Saturday while O
his way to Mankato.
=, L.C. Long, of Magnolia, passe
;. through town Saturday headed fo
Q Chicago.
81 Mrs. ]. s. Mcknight, of Adria,
was calling on friends in this cit
: Saturday.
Warren Fitzpatrick, OF Adrian
changed cars here Saturday boun'
for Chicago.
Miss Mabel Thompson, who BIZ