The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14
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aYss E.4 J. d0lmlCK mdu0 0uS1 StuS,S, 'us,1s'',s
trip to Wilmont Monday.
Mrs. Carl Englebrick returned ned
home from LeM ars Friday.
Geo. Bullick and daughter return.
ed from the state fair, Saturday.
Mrs. H. Gran came over from Sioux
Falls, Monday, 10 look for house
Mrs. Julius johnson, of Round
Lake visited hele the first Of the week.
Rev. Eriksson attends committee
peeting at Alta, Ia., this week.
E. w. Cutler is laying a cement
walk on the south side of the M. E.
church. -
Rev, Erickson left Saturday for
Colon, Mlnn., where he will preach
Sunday.
Deickhoff & Stearns put a new hot
air furnace in DR.. Moore's residence
this week.
William Habben, of Flanagan, ILL.,,
is visiting his cousin, Henry Uben, at
Spafford.
The carpenters for building the
Burlington freight house arrived
Saturday.
Mrs. FRANK Coughran entertained
her uncle, G.. D. Dunn, of West Su'
perior, this week.
Mrs. J. H. johnson is improving
her house opposite the power house
with coat of paint.
Jos. McKeever has been employed
to assist in building the new Bur.
lington freight house.
NJ. E. Lane has machinery on tie
ground for putting down we'll fol
the Worthington Mill Co.
Mrs. Tinkham sent word to thit
Office Monday afternoon that los,
child had been picked up on the
street.
A. G. Hedberg's Office has ueen re-
painted, papered and fitted with
steam heat apparatus, thus makiLe
him very fine Office.
r. E. Gould, Superintendent o1
schools of Lynd county, Iowa, wat
here this week looking after bis inter
ests purchased last fall.
Schwartz received great big stock
of ruhbers just in time for the rain
and the rubber boots are on the road
You will find just what you want al
Schwartz.
M. S. Smith and sister Mrs. Vos
berge intended leaving for Chicago
on the Burlington Monday afternoon
but the train got away from them
They left Tuesday afternoon.
Sheriff Anderson made tip to
Adrian, Tuesday. Gilbert says, he
will not run Independent for the
Office of Sheriff, but abide by the will
of the convention that dominated
him for Judge Probate.
H. Gran has been placed in charge
of the tracks in the Worthington
yards, position created for him.
H. will move his family here from
Sioux Falls just as soon as he can
find house to live in, end again be.
come resident of Worthington.
Ensign Conlin held his first meet
ing at Salvation Army barracks Sun
day evening. There was a good at
tencance. The: Ensign was at one
time engaged with an opera company.
Those who heard him sing Sunday
night were surprised at the richness
of his voice.
A man named John Brown had an
artery cut in his leg Monday after
noon. He was employed with the
men laying iron and while driving a
spike, that he had started in a tie, the
spike flow out and struck him on the
leg below the knee, cutting the flesh
and into an artery. Dr.. Curran was
called and several stitches taken.
Rev. Hillary preached his farewell
sermon in the Brethren church, Elk,
Sunday. He leayes next Monday fer
Canada to engage in the missionary
work. Mr.. Hillary has made a friend
here wita every one he comes in con-
tact with and they will regret his re-
moval from their midst, but will wish
him abundant success in the work in
his new field.