The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18


visited Klnbrae saturda
Ed. Jones and Low Mohl, Of
Adrian, wers visitors here Sunday.
A daughter Of j.. q. Vosberg's is
very nick threatened with pneumonia.
J. q. Blume went 70 Minneapolis
Monday, stopping enroute at Man
kato.
Prot. E. Z. Porter Is preparing 70
make q trip to Paris after school
closes.
Mrs. =. Covell left Monday morn.
ing for . visit with relatives at Wa.
basha, IL.
We are pleased to note that s. q.
Dean is improving from the stroke Of
paralysis. III s. Il
Mr.. Young, of Floyd county, Ia,
was in town Monday looking after
real estate. -. =.
Add to your telephone list s. V.
Wyckoff, residence l42 call 8. Bust
ness 142 call 2. @ 49,.
Tickets for the Schubert 81 ub con-
cert are now on sale at the store of
W. W. Loveless. .~ ::
The Spirit Lake Chautauqua is be-
ing prepared. The season will be
from July 6 to 10. 4
Lost.-Pin, round, gold opal center
enameled pendal. Finder please
leave at this Office. ... :.
Rev. C F. Schmidt left Sunday for
Blue Earth City to assist his wife in
caring for their sick son.
! R. F. Baker returned from his OK.
tended eastern trip SATURDAY. after
noon. He j looking pretty we'll.
VIM. Mclean has purchased Jos.
Lovelessthouse on 9Th avenue and is
moving'it to lot in his addition,
Gto. M. Darby has just received
9 Ut of now choice candies. If you
F want the incest call on him for it.
Miss Jennie Clark has recovered 90
that she is able to be on duty again
{ at the shoe store of E. L. Schwartz.
Mrs. Anna Davis gave her second
tea of the series, Saturday afternoon.
The next will be given Tuesday after
7 noon.
Miss Carrie Lyons, who has been
vieiting at "Bobbie" Robinson's for q
week returned to her home in Sioux
City, Saturday,
+ A letter has been received by q
friend of J. S. Blair, saying that he
lTAed been promoted and is now work
ID in the Office.
M Collins and wife brakeman or
the thu Burlington have moved bacl
to Estheixilie on account of his tax
t ing anothefTun.
'' The annual "Field Day" meet will
3 be held at Sibley, May 10, instead d
May rs. A large number of H. ST.
will be represented.
W. 81. Blume has received butte
making machine which will be pu
9 in this week, making it easier K
D handle the product. IL
A. G. Hedberg returned Saturda,
l. from Kinbrae where he spent ,
= couple OF days writing insuranc.
. with very good success.
H. H. Vosberg, harnessmaker fo1
Harry Humiston moved his family
here Saturday from LakefeId and art
living in the house recently vacated
by Otto Leabeck.
ii Olof Noren is treating bis house tt
, a coat Of paint.
James S. Ramage made a business
trip to Mankato Saturday.
,I G.. w. Patterson returned Saturday
from a trip in the northern part of the
state.
. Frank Hansberger sold an organ to
! Rev. II. G. Carter, of Round Lake.
j Friday.
Mrs. r. II. Sain was called to
Iowa by the serious illness Of her
mother, and left here Thursday
night ~.
-Four young couple Of this place
attended dance at :Bigelow Friday
night and enjoyed the occasion very
much.
Olaf Palm, of Blue Earth City, ar
rived here Thursday and is engaged
in putting in the bridge work at the
crossing. ~. =
J, Rev. G. F. Schmidt returned Satur-
day from Blue Earth City. His son
is q very sick boy, but it is expected
he will recover. -.
Saxon & Amondson got the first
threshlng rig in here Of the season,
Il Friday. It was q J. l. Case and
sold to George Bristol, of Bigelow. "