The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

Judge Wilsonleft Sunday for th,
cities. ..2,' ~: $S@. = - ~ ~
Mrs. Geo. Mackay has been quite
! sick this week. ..'
D. steinhoffer went to Maukato te
spend Sunday.
One of Contractor Elzay's foreman
reached here Saturday.
For asparagus roots and strawberr,
plants 20 to L. H. Becky. If
| Mrs. Jones has moved in TO room
in Elof Swanson's house.
!. Rem. Hedberg went to Adria q
Saturday to spend Sunday.
Miss Sophia Sterling is now EN-.
ployed in Brannigan's store.
Roman Bros, shipped car of hogs
t. Sioux City Friday night.
i W. E. Madison's mother from Wis.
consin arrived Saturday for visit.
Henry James is preparing to build
another house west of where he now
lives.
| j. A. Town and daughter returned
home Friday night from Eureka
Springs.
Miss Ida Clark will close her school
next week to attend teachers institute
at Adrian.
Ole Lanberg, of Bigelow, contem.
plates going to Alberta, to take up a
homestead.
Mrs. Times, of Adrian, came over
Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs
Geo. M. Darby.
Mr.. Peterson, Of Iowa, was in town
Monday looking for real estate. He
just returned from trip to Oklaho.
ma and did not Ike it there.
A boy or girl desiring to learn to
set type will find good opportunity
by enquiring at this office.
| For deep we'll work call on or ad-
dress Chas. Glattly Worthington,
MINI. 19tf
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid realized
$3.50, net, from the dinners given to
the farmers during the Farmers In
stitute by the business men.
VIM. Fix jr., living on Chas. Wood
worth's farm buried an infant child
Saturday that died Wednesday.
Miss Alice Bloomer went to her
home at Iona Lake, Saturday to
spend her weeks school vacation.
Mrs. Geo. D. Dayton entertained
her Sunday school class Friday even
ing with games and refreshments.
E. B Preston, who has been tun-
ing pianos here during the last few
days, has decided to locate here if he
can purchase a house that suits.
The glass front for D. w. Chute's
building has arrived and Dan says he
will soon cave restaurant opened.
He says tdey need a hardware and
grocery store in that end of town.
W. B. Hibbard and wife left Satur.
day afternoon for Pecatonica, ILL.,, in
response to a telegram announcing
the serious illness of his father.
Rev. Eriksson left Monday TO,
Marquette county, Michigan, to visit
a brother who is in very low con.
dition with cancer and is not OK
pected to live.
s. Jensen, Minona, Co., Ia, was ir
town Saturday looking over real es
tate. He was so we'll pleased will
the PROSPECTS that he expects to re
turn and purchase.
A man and his mother, 72 years o
age, passed through here Sunday OF
their way from Oklahoma to Mime
apolis. The. authorities pay thei
way from one town to another. The
were sent to st. James from here.
Frank Lands, of Adrian, was owe
here Monday and contemplates rent
ing the Wilson building, now occu
pied by Harry Humiston, for Sc
loon. If he does, the building occu
pied by r. w. McCune will be fitte
up for Harry.
S. A. Hildreth, the veteran barbe
expects to retire from active work {
the chair about April first, at whic
time F. E, Littlefield and Chas: Hilt
reth will assume the management
This has been a popular shop an
they will maintain it's standard.
W. n. Blume has had the boil<
OF his creamery examined and FIND
, that the boiler is unfit for use.
will either have to have a large pate
put on or replaced with new one.
Officers Wood and Prescott, {
Heron Lake, brought Andy Ande1
son here ThursdaV night to boar