The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-08-17

VOL
Ed. Kelly, former editor Of the
brewster Tribune has purchased the
Little Rock Free Lance and tool
possession last Friday. Mr.. Kelly
made success Of his paper, at Brew
ster, and doubtless will do the same
atLittle Rock. The Free Lance il
good property in a good town. Sib
ley Gazette. g
Miss Gladys Fink, Of Eleventh
is the guest, of her cousin, Miss Lucy
Bryan. &.... .. S.
Oscar Ferrin sold his farm in Ran
som last week, to Harry Russell and
DR.. Neil, of Sibley, and will leave thu
first Of Sept. for Sioux City, Iowa
where he has secured a job as fireman
on the Omaha road, at $500 PEI
month. Mr.. Ferrin leaves the farm
on account of his wife's health, which
has been rather poorly. They an
among our best people and their de
parture from our community will b'
regretted by everybody.-SignalB ige
low.
E. G. Gray returned, Monday morn
ing. from Minneapolis.
Merle Hubert aid son returned
from Brandon, S. D., Monday.
Miss Lulu Thompson went to Shell
don Saturday on vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neis Dahlberg, o.
Round Lake, was in town. Sunday.
Julius johnson, of Round, was thu
guest, of Miss Allie Sprague, Sunday
Born-On Saturday. Aug. 18th 1900
to Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Strom, daught
or.
For Rent-Grain Sacks during tn
threshing season. Attic Cash Groc
cry.
Ida Newkirk left Friday for Lu
verne to engage in professions
duties.
F. 81. Watson, of St. Paul, is no,
employed in Roadmaster's Robin
sons office.
Miss Edna Petit, of Minneapolis
was the guest of G.. o. Bigelow ant
wife Senday.
Ruth Mohl returned to Adrair
Saturday, after visiting, at the HON
of A. G. Hedberg.
A nephew OF Ed. Lamphere, from
New Richmond, Wis.,, is now employ
| ed at the depot lunch conntsr.
Miss Mary Dobner was over, from
Worthington, o spend Sunday, wit
friends here.-Ellsworth News.
Mr.. Elias johnson left for Mania
to, Mich, Monday to be about tw
weeks. She has some property Their
which she will dispose of.
Miss Ethel Bloom, of Worthingtor
was the guest of Mrs. Gillette be:wee
trains, Saturday. She was returning
home from visit, with her grandpa
ents, at Woodstock.-Heron LAX
News.
Mrs. Eustis Marden returned he,
Saturday.
Rev. J. P. Dickerman visited MI
della Monday.
A. j. Kennedy, of Adrian, in Wo1
Ellington Modday.
Mrs. John Ramage returned Satu
day from visit at Sheldon.
! j. w. Nelson, CT Mystic, Iowa., is
|puest of his father, NJ. G. n olson.
James Kennedy resigned his positio
lin the roadmaster's Office Monday.
J. S. Ramage returned Saturda
from a visit at Soudan, Mimi, whel
his wife is visiting.
Mrs. G Hallas, of Adrian, sper
Sunday in this city the guest of ht
daughter, Mrs. S. King.0
Mrs. Carter returned to herr hon
at Ellsworth Saturday after a Wis
with relatives, r. B. Plots.
Olaf Palm moved back to this plae
again, from Blue Earth City: He
now located on Mrs. Lindqliet's farm
A car load of Italians passed tbroug
town Monday, having finished the
work on the Omaha road near Adrial
Ethel Jenkins fell off a fence Ia I'll
rear Of her home and broke the sma
bone in her right arm betw cen Ii
wrist and elbow.
Mrs. Eta P. Webb left Monda
for st. Paul, to select her fall stoc
of millinery goods, expecting to t
absent about a month.