The Worthington advance., 1900-10-12
CLARK q painting His house.


etnrned from Sioux City. III
Frank Albertns went to Owatonna
Saturday to spend Sunday,
Claude W God is now employed in d
drug store Of r Z. Morland.
Ellie Bloom is moving Stitser's
house and the Hurd buildings. I
Miss Effie Wo]ven returned, Fri-t
day, from her visit at Mitchell. 4
Mrs. &c. Franck returned the
first of the week from her trip in New
York. ,,s}~ g: l,. IT, x.2.,x.. :, :.
Lane & Darby have leuted Mrs.
Browns corner building for store
purposes. @.2 L. 1 .s.5> s5
: Conductor A. W. Lyon is laying of
on account of getting finger etSeen
two draw bars. s.:A' ,e=zG y s1i.
T. G. Collins and Jno. Hutton Of
Window, were here, Thursday even
ing, to take in the Rally.
Five members of the Salvation
Army with Lrass instruments arrived
here, Saturday afteroon. =. .:
Mrs. Merrill of Minneapolis, is
visiting her daughter Miss Sylvia;
milliner for Miss Maxwell =.
Charles Foelschow of Iowa, has
purchased the CHATTER farm. He.
will move his family here in the
spring. ~.- e. ... @>s.<
E. E. Ventioneer has the contract
to paint the new hotel at Round
Lake and began work.. Tuesday
morning.
Chas. Alvord's buried their eight
teen months old child here, Friday
afternoon. Rev. G. F. Bronson
officiating.
z. M. Cheney passed through here
Wednesday night, on his way to St
James from China where he had been
with the army.
Clark Pease of Richland City. Wis.
, was in town, Friday, renewing ole
acquaintance. he lived near thi'
, village years ago.
= Miss Ida Newkirk and Mary Good
i. aich went to Sioux City Friday t
:. see the carnival attractions and visi
9 | Miss Goodrich's sister.
Olaf Noren was home, Sunday
, from his work on the Burlington
+ He says they have lot of work ye
o to do on the new line.
Mrs. Manson returned to Minnea
polls, Tuesday, after couple week
- visit with her daughter Mrs. G. R
? Curran and con DR.. Manson.
Mrs. Aug. Strand Of 81 Rushmcre
passed through here, Tuesday,on he
way to Minneapolis. with her son, tt
place him in hospital for treatme-
d Frank Riley Of Lakefeld, was hsr
t Monday, looking over the field ant
ascertaining if rooms could be secure'
4 for opening dentist parlor, either b.
himself or friend.
II Mrs. J. Fl. Mccartney and daugh
n ter Minerva of Waterloo, Ia, wer
% guests of their son and brother
r, Wednesday. They went to. Mitchell
% and will visit here again on their RI
10 tuIn.
. George Hurd is moving the ol
Brown livery stable on 3rd avenue
J. between the Okabena House an
= connecting the three building. Th
partitions will be taken out of th
house and it will be used for ca
riage room.
The 10Th Century Club met Thur
day afternoon at the home of Mr.
81. w. Doolittle, ARA ngiug for coure
books and proposal of names for ne
members. It was decided to pc
\ VA de the study of England, Scot
Fland, Ireland and Wales during th
coming year.
w. J. Walker has force of ca
penters and stone masons at work o
his house formerly the McKa
property putting in a cellar an
J.. making additions to the house. NJ
: Walker will soon have one of th
finest residences in town.
b The Assyrian Woman was release
>. Monday, on payment of fine of 81
and costs amounting to $48. Som
$ friends came here from Sioux City ,
Q, look after her. A farmer from Jacl
son County came here the first 1 + tn
week to indentifya dress which til
al girl had taken from his house. Sh
- returned the dress and no actio
was taken.
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