The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-01-26
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business here Monday. .
Mr.. Stranger, of Wilmont, was in
Worthington on Monday.
Mrs. G. D. Dayton and SOD Nelson
visited Rushmore Tuesday.
Four new members were added to
the NJ. E. church Sunday.
! Chas. Glattly and wife left on
Tuesday for a visit at Buck Creek,
Ia.
E. l.. Schwartz is preparing to
move to DR.. Cheney's house on 9Th
avenue.
w. z. Haight, of Blue Earth City,
spent a few days here during the
past wesk.
Dave Hetlein and wife returned
Tuesday from visit with parents at
Peru, Illinois.
L. J. Holm and son, of Adrain,
spent Sunday with the family of A.
G. Hedberg.
E. J. Wolven went to Sheldon
Monday to attend the funeral of
friend there.
! A Dowie church was organized at
Window Sunday with a membership
of about forty.
Mrs. Gee. Kissel was called here
Monday on account of the sickness
Of her brother, A. Somes.
Wm. Citing and G.. B. Brown, of
illinois, were here during the past
week investigating some real estate.
Clyde Humiston, at ssHeron Lake,
has disposed of his interests in the
dray line and will operate restau-
rant.
Z h. B. Prince, went out to Reading
last Saturday to spsnd a few days
with his nephew, F. Egleston and
other friends.
The seats of the old Presbyterian
church were taken to Round Lake,
Tuesday. E. A. Trip gave them to
the church there.
The ground for H. N. Douglass
new elevator in the Rurlington's
new yard, is being surveyed across
the street from H. James.
Lane & Darby are holding an auc-
ton nearly every day in the old meat
market building and goods are sold
at any time at auction prices.
A telephone will soon be placed in
40. U. w. hall for the convenience
of it's tenants. It would be conven-
fence if one was placed in Masonic
Hall also.
Miss Lila Anton is on the sick list
but is improving.
Christ Kuntz has gone to Chicago
with car of cattle.
J. D. Matteson returned home
Tuesday afternoon.
F. G. Stitser made business trip
to Ellsworth Tuesday.
Banker Pratt, of Bigelow, trans
acted Business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Jas. Sanford is entertaining
her mother from Dodge county.
Messrs Manning and Hulsbop, Of
Ellsworth, were in town Tuesday,
Mrs. Will McCune and daughter
left Tuesday for visit at Sioux Falls.
Wesley Kippberger is inventing
somthing new in the line of a coal
cart.
M. Thompson and Jens Jensen and
party from Luverne left on We'd
nesday for Gilmore on missionary
work.
The Worthington Mill company |
shipped three cars of their product
to Iowa and one to Wisconsin this
week.
The Northwestern Telephone CON-
pany are putting up another tele-
phone circuit between here and Man.
kato to accommodate the heavy bust
ness.
| The stockholders of the Worthing
ton Creamery company are urgently
requested to meet at A. G. Hedberg's
Office Tuesday, Jan 30th, 1900, time
2 o'clock p. m.
| w. E. SToUrEMEYER, Pres.
Il. B. BEEsON, Sec.
Evangelists Kennedy and McCor-
mac, of Dowie's Institute, Chicago,
have been conducting meetings in
the Redding building the past week.
They have been strictly anti-church,
anti-pig, anti-tobacco, anti Mason,
anti.devil. They exhort to return
to primitive G hristianity-lst century
Christianity. Healing holiness, and
salvation were emphasized. As
J, Christ is said to have healed, so He
can heal in the same miraculous