The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06

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was in town Saturday.
w. p. Jenkins went to St. Paul the
latter part of the week.
j. j. Bingham has been secured as
sexton for the Presbytesian church.
John will make good one.
w. g. Truax, of Mankato, repre-
senting the Union Mutual Life Insur'
ance company was in town Saturday
j. II. James has purchased the
Covey property on 3rd ave., adjacent
to G. Morrison.
j. p. & w. 1. Humiston unloaded
a car of plows and part of a car of
cultivators Friday.
s. Bates, of Dewald. township ex-
poets to leave in about ten days for
Washington to make his future home.
VIM. Mclean was on the streets
Saturday the first time for about two
weeks, being laid up with some trou-
bis of the head.
Mrs. G. w. Wheeler, mother Of J.
R. Wheeler, returned to her home at
Pringhar, Friday after visit here
with relatives.
Douglass and Atkinson have un-
loaded another car of western horses
here. They are said to be better
than those heretofore shipped in.
Mrs Underwood, of Egan, S. D.,
and Mrs. Ewing, of Richland Center,
Wis.,, came here Saturday to attend
the funeral of their brother, w. G.
Barton.
Will Reese, formerly an operator
here and now with the Omaha Go. at
LeSueur, and a nephew of James
Walker, came down Saturday to at
tend the funeral of w. G. Barton.
Jos. Lowe was before Squire Hob
son Monday morning for some little
difference that occurred at re-
cent meeting of the o. of H. charged
with disorderly conduct. He plead
guilty and was fined SIS, and costs,
amounting to $7.45.
John Sahlborn went to Minneapo-
lis Saturday to his child that is in
the hospital there. He reports the
chi d is getting better which the fam
ily's many friends will be glad to
hear.
Fred Wall went to Heron Lake
Friday forenoon to meet his wife, re.
turning on the afternoon train. They
will live in the house near Atkinson
& Boberg's lumber yard. vacated by
R. H. Belknap.
A party was rendered James Glib
son at the home of H. M. Palm Fri
day by the G. E. choir for his faith
full services. He was presented with
an elegant tie and a fine scarf-pin.
Refreshments was served and a
pleasurable time enjoyed. ~. ~.
Mrs. E. w. Coughran and daughter
returned home Friday afternoon. In
addition to pleasure trip they came
over to have some dental work done
by DR.. J. R. Conway. This speaks
we'll for the doctor when people come
here from town like Sioux Falls for
dentestry.
The Luverne Bowling team got
away with the Worthington team in
the contest F'ridyy. Messrs. Rose
Ramage, Bitner, Maxwell and Mackay
composed the Worthington team. In
tho evening the Luverne people
placed two fresh men in the game
which gave them an an advantage
Five games were played, Luverne
winning by forty pins.
Mrs. Wilson Aull and eon Wilson
lett Monday morning for Minneapo'
lis.
The week of self denial with the
Salvation Army closed last Sunday
over $50 was raised for missionary
purposes.
! MI. Barber has parchased tht
Jos. Lowe property adjoining w
|Aagaard's | new residence. Mr.. Lowe
will move his house out onto his farm
It is expected that Mr.. Barber vii
erect residence there.
i U. F. Hansberger sold John Hardil
handsome new piano last week.
Carl Palm went to Minneapoli
Saturday night to purchase a ca
} load of furniture.
M. E. Kannal of Iowa, brother O
A. j. arrived here Saturday to assis
his brother ip the painting and paper
, hanging line.
DR.. P. T. Geyerman who has bee1
in a hospital IN st. Paul has locates
lin Worthington going into partner
ship with DR.. Dolan. Mr.. GeYermal
is we'll and favorably known in thi
vicinity and with his ability will un