The Worthington advance., 1900-09-21

Geo. V. Weidman Of Rusbmore,
spent Sunday, here.
Mr.. Bergman: who lives near !.
Growers Is quite sick. ==:. :.
j Cashier Erickson, of Wilmont, was
. Sunday visitor here.
Rem Mccartney is now employed |.
in the round house nights.
Mr.. McHose, of st. Paul, was
guest of I. T. Branigan Sunday.
Mrs. Gillett, Of Heron Lake, spent
Sunday here returning Monday.
Frank Frieba and Ben Cone, Of
Window, were in town Monday. |
Mrs. n. w. DJolitt]e returned
Saturday, from trip to st. Paul.
" Ned Jones visited at his home,
Humboldt, Ia, during the past week.
Aug. Anderson, clerk at the West
ern House, is down with typhoid
fever.
Miss Edna Klasy returned Satur-
day from a visit at Rushmore with
her sister.
Ed. Culp, of Garrison, la., was a
guest of relatives, Mrs. Hawkins and
Mrs. Kraft, last week.
A boy or girl can soon become
able to earn good wages setting type.
Applying at this Office.
Charles Grono expects to leave
this week for a trip in Wisconsin
looking the country over.
Lloyd Morgan bought the Andrew
Jensen 80 acre farm, about three miles
north of town, paying $50 an acre for
it. Round Lake Graphic.
Rev. Ericsson leaves this week for
Vassa, Goodhue, county, looking
after college interests there.
Mrs. Geo. Weidman came over
from Rushmore Saturday for visit
with her parents, Thos. Klasy.
! The monthly gathering of the
Congregational Aid Society, will meet
with Mre. J. D. Matteson, Friday
afternoon, Sept. 2lst., at 8 o'clock
On account of the large number
of boarders at the Burlington restau'
rant, managed by Mrs. Beard, Mr.
Chute is building on an addition
i O.P. Norland has purchased of 6
W. Patterson the east half of thu
; northeast quarter Of section l, Lorair
? township. Price, $2,3M.-Brewste1
Tribune.
= The Epworth league will tender
tie school teachers now residing il
8 Worthington and the school board
< a reception at the home of G. w
Patterson, Friday evening.
The ladies improvement leagu'
will meet with Mrs. H. w. Doolitt]e
Thursday afternoon. All are invitet
8 and it is hoped there will be larg
attendance to assist in outlining tn
work.
There was good attendance a
L the special service at the M. E. Churcl
for the w. G. T. u, Sunday evening
Q Mr.. Borg read a paper on gooe
q citizenship, J. J. Parsons and E. F
Buchan spoke on the question
presenting excellent thoughts for th'
voter.
Rev. J. M. Bull will hold the fourth
4 quarterly meeting for this year at tht
M. E. Church, Wednesday night
= Sept. 18th, at eight o'clock. Ali thu
70 officers of the church are urged to bt
q present as this is the closing meet
: ing of the year.
Geo. D. Day on and son Draper
, and Willie Chadwick left Monday fo1
= the east. Draper will resume hi'
studies at Princeton, Master Willie
return, to his home. Mr.. Dayton ex
poets to be absent about two weeks
Il Alf Lambert of Dewald, shot {
? white pelican last Wednesday, th'
tird measured seven feet, which is 9
very large He brought it N towr
to have it prepared for future keep
ing but afterwards concluded not K
do so.
Mrs. Arthur Don ahue is entertain
! ing some of her relatives from Iowa
The Peavy Elevator Company have
commenced building their coal shed,
at this point.
}! Mrs. Chas. Blue Of Livingston. la.
arrived, Wednesday, for visit with
: her sister, Mrs. s. V. Colvin.
Miss Alice Pope and brothe,
i, Arthurleft, Wednesday, for Triumph
for visit with their grandparents
Mrs. Youngquist, who has been
, visiting relatives, the, Sterlings, re-
turned to her home at Gowrie, Iowa,
Wednesday. $50 ..
The w. r. G. will hold their month.