The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-02-23

der his arm and Mr.. Hibbard COM
PEELED him to lay them down and
pom openi g one found the missing
roast 1t being small matter Mr..
Hubbard decided not to prosecute
the case.
Dayton Staubis is on the sick list.
Nick Holman, of Edgerton, was in
town Tuesday.
Gus Williams purchased an organ
OF U. F. Hansberger this. week.
A. G. Kadesky moved his family
to rooms over his store, Tuesday.
2. E. Ewert, attorney of Pipestone,
is attending court here this week.
Miss Ida Saxon, of Indian Lake.
visited the Misses Stoutemyer's this
week.
Arthur Mcintyre left Saturday
night with two cars of hogs for
Chicago.
For Sale.-Eight or ten work hor
SEES. Alfred Atkinson.
The bell from the old Presbyterian
church was transferred to the new
churce Tuesday.
Henry johnson moved Tuesday on
the Strubing farm which the former
purchased last fall.
Pat Malone has rented the rooms
vacated by A. G. Kadesky, and will
move in from the country.
Mrs. G. NJ. Harding and Miss Gar
rie Newkirk went to Rushmore Mon
DAY, returning Tuesday.
Will Dow moved into the Chute
house on 10th street Monday and is
now resident of Worthington.
H. E. Hart, a jolly, substantial
farmer from Pipestone county, was
in town Monday and Tuesday calling
on friends.
We have reduced the price of
Hooking Valley coal to conform with
wholesale prices, selling it at $500
per ton at the bin. Other grades at
proportional prices. =
| ~. TUTH1LL LUMBER Co.
Henry and Dave Zimmerman have
rented the store room vacated by A.
| G.. Kadesky and will open restau-
rant there as soon as possible.
Pumpkin pies at the City Bakery
are specially, and quite popular to
those patronizing the restaurant. If
you take one you will take another
u A. N. Douglass and wife returne d
to Worthington Tuesday from
their southern trip. Their many
friends will be glad to see them bacE
home again.
Marriage licenses were issued Sat.
, urday to Christ Lein and Katie Nc
Carvel, Henry Glovka and Mary Bit
, ner; Monday to G.. w. Smith ane
Stella B. Cramer.
:: Henry Nelson, Hans johnson anc
julius Wills left Tuesday for Devil
: Lake territory, North Dakota, to loo
over the country and if any desirabl
land found take up homestead.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Douglass ar
8 rived in Mankato today from Florida
They will renal a here for few day
. and then go to their home in Worth
}. ington.-Mankato Review, Friday.
Prof. Watson and wife who con
Quoted the cantata ''Queen Esther
, here couple of years ago is now en-
gagged in preparing local talent a
Luverne for producing the same piec
there.
The agent of the Hot Air Bail
, Cabinet that was to be at Hotel Wo1
Ellington Tuesday, Wednesday ant
Thursday of this week has been calle
away, but will be here the same thre
days of next week.
A warrant was sworn out for How
ard Reeves Monday for disturbip
the Salvation Army meetings Satu,
n day night, but he has left town. 9th
ers that took part in the disturbanc
ale keeping very quiet
WI. Bowers, express messenge
y on the Sioux Falls line was take
k with lung fever Monday and wa
} taken to the Worthington Hotel. H
t was some some better Tuesday morn
l. ing. Ed. Lamphere took his rul
out Monday afternoon.
According to the Herald, Luvern'
the ladies of that town are gettin
>, interested in bowling. There is n
~ sport that gives a person better e,
= ercises than bowling. The Heral
says: "Twelve couple of young pei
10 pie chartered the bowling alley eas
Or of the Security bank Tuesday ever
q. ing from Z to IL o'clock. During til
time the ally was closed to the pcbli
& and the young people had a delight
X full timo. Some of the ladies mad
exceptionally high scores for am:
& tours and honestly outpointed man