The Worthington advance., 1900-12-14

B shoo Fly and Rocking HoFsss 4
81. n. Palm. q Son.
G. i. Leonard IS abls % take
5shargq fsthe Mail Route,
Gamss The old stand bS's and
many elites, # 4. n. Palm 4 Son.
q. II. Hughes, Of ackson, was in
town, Tuesday, looking after Lie
properly
j. N. Holbrook left Nednesdsy,
for jackson, where he will conduct an
auction sale.
John Lasge1quist returned, Tues
day, from Pillager where be was
looking over real estate.
Mrs.. Gene Gillett, Of Heron Lake,
who visited her father and brother,
Mort and Henry Twitchell, left for
home, Wednesday.
An up to date pattern hats at Max
wells MILL. cry at half price. NJ
Axel Anderson pleasantly surpris
led his sister, Mrs. A. G. He'd berg,
Sunday morning, while she was get
ing breakfast. He has been residing
il Michigan for the past seven years
and she has not seen him for several
years. =:
The Social in the Baptist Church,
Dec. 14th, bids fair to surpass all
previous socials given by the Young
People. The quartette they intro
duce is refreshing both to mind and
body. All who attend are assured OF
q good time. @ III > NJ, 1.
Wilhelm Bohnke, Of. Seward, was
granted divorce from his wife, who
Is in Germany, by Judge Brown at
court in Slayton, Tuesday This
woman refused to come to this coun-
try with him and would not come
when he sent for her.-Fulda Re-
publican.
w. w. Loveless has in stock over q
ton, 1000 pounds, of candy for the
holidays. Seldom is such a large
stock of candy handled by one firm
it certainly shows that he must have
the best goods at prices popular with
the people, at least it gives large
variety to select from.
Aug. Lass and friends, while driv'
ing in the. country, Sunday, were
threatened with a runaway. The
pole Of the vehicle dropped to:the
ground, frightened the horses and
they: started to run, but thew were
brought to . stand still, and the
ground being frozen the pole. slid
along without going into the ground
thus all damage was averted.
C.E. Schureman, who was located
here as train dispatcher about a yea,
ago, afterwards left the service of the
Omaha and went to Arizona in search
of better health died in that territory
Monday. He was an old and faith
full employe. He had at different
times occupied this responsible
position on both divisions, and wa
highly esteemed by his associates and
those under his charge.
There will q bow social at the Eel
lows school house, Dec. 2l, each lad,
is requested to bring box containing
supper for two, also to wear a bow ol
ribbon and put one in her box, tn
boxes will then be sold and the gen
tlemen buying it will see that the bov
matches exactly with one worn il
some lady's box and thus secure I
partner. There will be program
beginning at eight o'clock. =;
On Monday DR.. Miller of Dundee
and DR.. Dudley of Heron Lake, am:
putated one of Mi. Anton Nelson'e
limbs below the knee joint. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Nelson had
his ankle cut last fall by a mower
Al the wound did not heal properly
blood poison set in and in order K
save his life, the doctors performed
the operation as above stated. Mr.
Nelson is resting quietly at this writ
ing-.---On Thanksgiving day a
Kinbras, q few of the boys wer'
shooting for turkeys in the rear o.
Willet's saloon with ~ calibre rifles
The target was placed against a barl
and after they got through some on
had occasion to go into the bari
where he found one of the horses
shot through the body, which soo'
died from tho effects of the. wounds
The animal was valued at 500. MI
Willet and some others made goo'
. the price Of the horse to its owner
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