The Worthington advance., 1900-10-19
sH. VosburR q 81 tho sick list.


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Mn. RAJ. Psppls returned home IL!
Wilmout Saturday.
p. Vosburge's parents from Lake:
field visited hero Tbursday
Mrs. Richard Schultz i entertain.
ing ! sis.er from Vinton, Ia.
". ! BY; Of Minneapolis, \ formerI
Warrington boy was il towx 8atur.l
day
I. L. Mitchell has. q car Of finsj
winter apples on track and more, ,oon-
ing. ...:...,
g. w. w. Dow continues 10 i'm.
prove and his ultimate recovery is now
expected. .:....= ... ... 4:
Aug. Danielson, who vas injured
Tuesday, is reported quite comfort
able to-day. ...
Conductor FraDckh moved Friday
to the residence recently purchased.
on 9Th avenue, @ - sss .s =
L. W. Abbott, republican candid
ate for superintendent of schools was
in town Saturday. J. : 81; IS ...5s.S s=*
I. B. Newkirx is painting and
lpapering the Church at Reading.
The people there are going to have
their church in nice shape. -. ~
Minneapolis Times: The Meneley
trio captured the audience. A. o. u.
W. Hall Friday evening Oct. rs .=
Mr.. Watson employed in Road.
master Robinson's Office has severed
his connection with the Company.
The report that the Burlington
would use their new new depot. Nor
day is claimed to have no foundation.
The Presbyterian Church purchas-
ed one hundred and fifty feet of two
inch hose for fire purposes, Tuesday.
Bourke, Cochran, the famous Tam
many Bryan orator, of New York
passed through town Friday enroste
for Minneapolis. .... -.>#> n
Geissell & Saxon, of Wilmont, who
lost their separator by fire purchased
another J. I. Case, from Saxon &
Amondson, Thursday.
E. B. Nelson and Ma. Theimer
rode over to Adrian Thursday even.
ing on ther wheels making the trip
in about two hours each way.
! Rem McCartney's mother and sis
ter returned, Wednesday, from Nit
cheli and will visit here before return:
ing to their home, at Waterloo.
DR.. Gould left Saturday on bis
hunting trip. He will be joined by
his father and 81. n. Dunn, of Win;
ona, They will go north Of Duluth
Charles Lass returned Saturday
from a visit with his brother Henry,
at Drnison, la. He reports they have
had weather there similar to that
here. l.
r. V. o. Bartlett reports excellent
sale of cigars, having sold $500 in
town Saturday morning, and received
orders from Pipestone and two from
Adrian,
John Nelson and family, except
son and daughter, Henry and Minnie,
left Monday night for New Whetcom,
WASH, where they will make their
future home.
Born: Tc Mr. and Mrs. A. n. White
Friday, Oct. 18th, con. AL. was go
big in the morning that both doors
of thr store had to be opened to let
him in.
W. P. Reed returned Saturday
from q trip to Traverse county where
he purchased another piece of land.
He and his brother now own a half
section there.
The Pioneers United six candidates,
Tuesday evening, and have more
applicants. The organizer is here
and those desiring to join will do we'll
to take it up now. .
Adance was held at Round Lake
Friday night, music being furnished
by the Opera House orchestra. a new
organization, number from here at.
tended and report good time,
After railroad spike had went in:
to q threshing machine near Vernon
Center the stacks were searched and
and one hundred and fifteen spikes
and a box of matches were found.
F. G. Turner returned, Saturday
night, from Canada. He went as far
west a. Calgary passing through a
country whore there was snow, but
did not purchase. III.
H. e. Torrance sold his property