The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-01-19

Miss Lille Saxon has returned to
Round Lake.
l.. G. Long, of Magnolia, was a
pleasant caller Monday.
Miss Theo. Hinrich left Tuesday
morning for Luvern.
Ernest Phillips left Tuesday morn.
ing for Peoria, ILL.,, on visit.
Pat OConnor is building addition
to his house, in Clary addition.
Marriage licenses were Issued Men
day to Henry D. Schroeder and Lena
Wilken.
Attorneyes Town ana Wilson went
to Luverne Friday evening on legal
business.
Chas. Saxon, Of Indian Lake, has
his ice house filled, which make him
good supply.
Editors King and Haiselet, of
Adrian, and Kelly, of Brewster, were
in town Saturday.
Phillip BiscL has new house in
the Clary addition nearly completed,
A. Fl. White builder.
Frank Anderson went to Sioux
Falls, Saturday and from there will
go to Big Springs S. D.
D. Cramer has taken up his resi-
dence in R. D. Pratt's house nearly
opposite w. F. Stoutemyer's.
Frank Hansberger has supplied
the Swedish Mission church with
handsome new organ. This church
is in very prosperous condition.
| The county commissioners of Co..
tonwood county refused to grant an
application for saloon license at the
new town of Jeffries this week.
Rev. Frank Peterson preached to a
very large audience in the Indian
Lake Baptist church Sunday and
gave them very interesting sermon,
which was intently listened to and
enjoyed.
Ray Humiston left Monday night
for Minneapolis.
| A. j. Kannal now occupies the
house vacated by Mrs. Covey.
| A dance was held at the residence
of Chas. Hornstine Monday evening
Wilson Ager left Tuesday for St
Paul to attend the Masonic Crane
Lodge.
J. D. Matteson left Monday for &
trip to Minneapolis and later to Wis
consin.
Miss Flora Poppen. Of this city
visited her sister, Mrs. Jensen, al
Org Monday.
j. D. Pratt is putting foundation
under the house recently purchased
from AL Bloom.
Theo. Balls, Of Lake Park, anC
Mr.. Diehn, of Round Lake, trans c
ted bushes here Tuesday.
/ Leon McKeever left Tuesday for ;
week or ten days visit in Minneapo
r lis and other eastern points.
Mrs. Lew Berkelew left Tuesday
: morning for Wilmont, being calico
there by some disability of her hus
band.
, Mrs. O. Anderson, sister of Mrs
= 10. w. Sowles, returned to her bom,
: in Duluth, Tuesday al a month
visit here.
The Warrington Mill compan!
shipped car of their product t
Des Moines and Wisconsin the frs
of the week.
Miss Jennie Trip, cashier in I
} large millinery store in St. Paul ar
rived Monday afternoon for a visi
with relatives,
L. NJ. Baxter has moved in tn
house recently purchased of B. F
johnson. He says he has not made
a trade for three weeks.
i The Young Mems League will
; hold a meeting Friday evening at th'
residence of Rev. Wilson Aull 4
full attendance is desired.
i W. Proper, Of Indian Lake has
corn husking and shredding machine
with a blower, He is husking hi
corn and doing some excellent work
i Wilson Ager shipped two more O
j. his O. I. c., hogs to g.. G. Koenine
}; at LeMars, Monday. This makes
|, total of FIVE sold this party this yea,
A team of W. c, Bartons "a,
> away on his farm last Saturday, run
ming about block, struck the win,
mill tower, which was a steel on
, fifty feet high, causing it to cellaps