The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-16

menacess to health Of the present day.
.axM eAa.o eoxpse %, .Ex voek.
Miss Marion Price is reported quite
sick.
Alfred Atkinson went to Window
Saturday.
w. M. Evans went to Mankato
Saturday.
o. W.. Diechoff, a member of the
new hardware firm is away preparing
to move his family here. He has
rented the rooms over A. T. Latta in
the Wilson block.
Sam Beattie was brought here
Thursday to spend fifteen days with
Sheriff Anderson for being intoxicat-
ed.
Mrs. A. E. Powers left on Saturday
to join her husband at Wahpeton,
N. D. He has house in the city all
prepared for her.
It is reported that Douglass &
Atkinson are having good sale of
horses, parties buying one come back
and get more. Very little difficulty
is experienced in driving them and
in some cases home.
One engine on freight train used
twelve tens of coal the other day in
hauling train from St. James to
Worthington. At that rate it must
take several tons of coal to keep the
trains going on the Omaha in the
course of a year.
Herman Enrich, of Okabena, was
in town Friday morning looking for
a competent blacksmith to assist him
in bis shop.
j. M. Havinga has sold his billiard
room privilege, retaining the tables,
t Eli Abdoe and Eli Salem, of Sioux
City. Mr.. Havinga expects to remain
here.
John Hernon, Saturday night,
drew Spencer repeating shot gun
ratified by A. r. Aucutt. The lucky
number being Al. -
Messrs. Maurice Maxwell, Glen
Mitchell, Misses Florence Maxwell
and Nellie Banigan made trip to
Wjlmont Sunday.
M. E. Lawton left Monday after.
noon with party of land aeeke1s
for Traverse and Stevens COUNTIES, by
the way of Sioux Falls.
J. P. Vail has purchased the lot in
the Clary addition occupied by the
barn g. w. Patterson recently built
He bought the barn also.
| Aagaard & Barber have purchased
the herd of horses, that have heen a
their barns for some time. twenty il
number and will put them on thu
market.
j. M. Havinga, who operated I
pool and billiard hall in this city lef
, Monday morning for Wilmont, wher'
Q he contemplates going into the hote
D business,
Taken this month keeps you wei
> all summer. Greatest spring toni
Z known. Rocky Mountain Tea mad
. by Madison Medicine Co. 35c. AS
your druggist.
o S. A. Hildreth made a trip t
, Round Lake Monday.
Mrs. Ethel Marshall, nee Christy
of Minneapolis, visited here Sunda
n with friends.
The many friends of Fl. E. To-
rance will be glad to know that he
u able to get up town by the aid of
D. crutch and cane. Monday being til
g. first time since his injury.
't At Worthington, Thursday ever
ing, G. A. Baxter and the writer, {
good boys should, attended the r.
- vival meeting held in the Presbyte
Is ian church, DR. Wills, of New Yor]
d was conducting the meeting, an
. when we were ushered into the churc
we almost wondered where We we,
at, for there were several hundre
people and large percentage of the1
) men and what beautiful new churc
~ they have there. After the servie
~ was over we were shown about til
r church by w. w. Loveless, PresideE
" of the Mobiles county S. s. Associ,
ton. \ The rooms will al
% commodate thousand peopl
h Worthington has reason to seel prou
h of such a church.-Free Press, Wi,
e dom.
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