The Worthington advance., 1900-06-22

NICE TUNE = 1000.
Rev. Wilson Aull left Saturday for
Albert Lea whore he will deliver an
address Sunday evening to the Young
Women's Missionary Graduating
Class at Albert Lea college.
The. plans for the new Burlington
depot are now at the Bank Of Wor; |.
thington. They are the same AZ
mentioned some time ago in the A d.
vance. Mr.. Brown said Ftidayi
some action would be taken by the !
company this week in regard to build
ing. !
The musical given by the Misses
Maud and Grace Taylor, of Fulda, at
the Presbyterian church parlors.
Friday evening was we'll attended.
The Young ladies rendered a very
pleasing program in an excellent man
ner, considering their experience in
the work. After the musicale refresh
ments were served making the even
ing very pleasant one. The ladies
will realize about SIS.
Mrs. G. A. Forbes is improving.
R. F. Baker left Monday for
Chicago.
VIM. Hinrichs has commenced erec-
{ ting a new barn.
There will be no meeting the East
ern Star tonight.
Fred Goff is beautifying his resi-.
a dence with coat of point.
r Miss Maud Smith, of Burlington, ie
guest ct the home of L. M. Bliss.
u DR.. Grould, wife and Miss 1nhelde,
o went to Spirit Lake Wednesday morn
ing.
~ A. Harlow, wife and sister, left
. Tuesday for their home at Fores
r City, Ia.
Miss Beulah Douglass, of Minneap
y, oils is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. P
;" Dickerman.
A. F. Segerstrom returned Monda,
Ar to his home at Forest City, 1a., afte
10 a weeks visit here with relatives.
ID Clarence Anderson went to 81
% James, Tuesday night to be examine.
for position as brakeman on tn
r Omaha.
u There will be social in the Con
10 gregational church parlor Frida,
evening June 10Th. Refresh nent
10 will be served.
- Mrs. W: J. Armstrong and tw,
!. little daughters left this morning fo
r. few days visit at Worthington.-
-. ~ Pipestone Star. They are the guest
y: vs. of J. S. Fryor and family.
j. Stakes to ascertain what grount
,e the new Burlington depot would oc
cupy if placed on 3rd avenue. wer,
r. set Wednesday, should it be located
ia there space for street of 48 feet a
n the narrowest point would be left.
The band boys of Indian Lake helc
asocial and concert at the farm of Il
=, Larson's Tuesday evening, about on.
u hundred including the band wen
10 " from here. The evening was yer,
~ pleasantly passed, and the band bow
realized about $35 for their uniform
r fund.
II Miss Hanna Nystrom left Wednes
t, day. for Mankato.
g Newton Fauskee and E. G. Wilson
made trip to Dundee Tuesday.
" Martin Ogg returned Wednesday
\ from few days visit in Fillmore
, county.
VI Mrs. Peterson, of St. Paul, aarived
Il Wednesday, afternoon for visit with
2 Mrs. G.. B. Stearns.
e W. W. Loveless has added anothe,
j fine new delivery wagon to his equip
!. ment in order to give prompt service
y H. Hafner, J. Deel and F. Pieroe
OF Livingston county, Ill, were in
:. town Wednesday looking for real es.
> tate.
= Ross Walker, # Chicago, employed
on the Interior, publication, is vieit.
1 ing his brother, G.. N. Walker, here
D this week.
I! The City Bakery shipped Wednes:
= day ITO loaves of bread, to Wilmont
j and 200 loaves and 700 buns to Sibley,
2 They know where to come to get good
3 bread.
VI Miss Susan Chatter left Wednes.
: day afternoon for Utah, to join he,
, parents. She.-yet has one more year