The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-01-26

Miss Jennie Trip visited Bigelov
Monday.
Editor Hunt, of Bigelow, was i,
town Monday.
G. NJ. Cran3all left Sunday for St
Panl and trip into Dakota. .
Mrs. R. Prideaux went to Adrian
Tuesday for few days visit.
VIM. Mclean returned Wednesda,
morning from his trip to Seattle.
Judging from the window display
there must be -four war on in THU
village.
Fred Butcher, brakeman on th'
Burlington. smashed finger Satur
day while making a coupling.
! Chas. Swanson, of Seward, hat
puschased an eighty in section q
Seward, from j. Fairbanks.
D. Slabaugh returned from his
Indiana trip Friday. Ho traded his
farm in Kansas for land in Indiana.
The harness makers of Blue Earth,
Watertown and Fairbault counties
Lave organized to prevent price cut
ting.
Attorney E. F.. Roddis, who, it was
reported last fall: contemplated locat
ing in Worthington, has located in
Pipestone.
| S. Kinlund made trip to Heron
Lake, Saturday and supplied one
room of the school house there with
new furniture.
Mr.. Munson, of Bureau county,
Illinois, nephew of Mr.. johnson,
living on section % Summit Lake
Is here on visit,
R. H. Belknap has rented the
Sheperd property in Clary addition
and will vacate the Atkinson &
Boberg property in the new lumber
yard.
Mr.. Bostrom and Mr.. Carlson, of
Benton county, Ia, are visiting at
the home of John johnson. MI. Bos
from expects to move here with his
family in the spring.
S. S. Haislet's condition is greatly
improved this week, and prospects
for his recovery are more aattering
than at ano time since he was taken
in.-Democrat, Adrian.
The Signal, Bigelow, is authority
for the statement that the Kortlever
family who went to Wa Ellington
some time ago intend to return to
this county in tho spring.
One of the infant twin daugh ter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sellers died Monday
evening. Funeral wa. held Tuesday
afternoon at the Baptist church, lRev.
Bronson officiating.
Misses Cora and Dora Dow and
Nellie Branigan and Messrs John
Mosher and Walter Ager attended
the social at the Presbyterian church
in Round Lake last Friday night.
Rem. Mccartney returned home
Tuesday bringing with him trio of
fine Coachin poultry. Rem has sew
eral fine specimens CT poultry, and il
he keep on adding to it he will have
quite poultry yard.
Thos. Saunders returned Tuesday
from his trip to Oklahoma. He ex-
poets to move there in the spring
having purchased quarter sector
about twelve miles from Oklahom.
CITY. While there he had fifty acre
of wheat sown and arranged for seed
l ing twenty-five acres of oats. If ever,
thing gees all right he expects to bu,
another piece in the same section
. being so we'll pleased with tina
country.
Mrs. Cheney and daughter Stell
;. write friends here that they are en-
>, joying themselves in Deland, Florid
but expect to spend the greater PAL
:. of the winter at St. Augustine. The
- also state that when in that countr
= several winters ago the people VIII
- were then wealthy are very poor no,
" on account of the continuous failu1
- of orange crops produced by the earl
% frost and that good comfortab]
homes there can be bought for $l5(
10 st. James Gazette.
D. Bergstreser, who has been bu,
= ing grain for Gapp, Ellis & Co., {
10 this place during the past season, r,
turned to his home at Worthineto
y Wednesday, the company having d,
cided to close their elevator for tn
% season on aocout of the small amou,
10 of grain being marketed. Mr.. Der,
strssser was royal good fellow an
won many warn friends during h
% short stay among US, all of who
would be pleased to see him retu,