The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06

Gerald Sharp has received from
Luverne one Of the famous O. !. G
brood sows. .... .%s = III.
Miss Annabel Kendlen returned tc
Sheldon Thursday after a weeks Wis.
it here with parents. =
There is a rumor afloat that Pipe.
stone will soon be able to count a
Wholesale grocery house among her
business institutions. - Pipestone
Star. -.
Messrs. Cunningham and Ned Jones
and Misses Penney and Watson went
to Sioux City Thursday night to see
ono of Shakesperes plays, "A Winters
Tale" tlayed there.
James Ramage and James Mackay
and wives, Fred Rose, Fred Bitner
and Willis Maxwell went to Luverne
Friday morning to take part in the
Bowling contest there.
w. B. Hibbard returned home
Thursday, Mrs. Hibbard remaining
for a week or 80. 1t is his mother
that was sick instead of father. She
was not much better when he left,
being affected with heart trouble.
The young peoples aid society of
the Evangelical church met at Rev.
Schmidt's Thursday evening, and
after the close of the meeting they
were given a rousing sleighride by
Frank Schmidt and Henry Eriech.
It was reported that Mrs. Lawren-
ce's, who lives few miles in the
country, horses we're affected with
some disease. Veterinary J. N. Gould
was called and examined them and
pronounced them all in sound con.
dition with no indications at all OF
any kind.
F. r. Patterson went to St. James
Friday afternoon.
F. @. Turner went to Sioux City
Thursday afternoon.
W. E. Madison's mother went to
Sibley Friday afternoon on visit.
Chas. Rogers, of Kansas, has been
visiting J. W.: Pepple during the past
week.
Rena and Clifford Feathers, of Ad-
rian, came over Thursday to visit
their grand parents, R. Prideaux.
Mrs. Lambert's funeral was held
Friday afternoon at the Congrega-
tional church, Rev. Dickerman offci-
ating.
Miss Stella Rowlan who has been
visiting two or three months in
Adrian and vicinity stopped off here
Friday for visit with Miss Clara
Prideaux on her way home to Eau
Claire. Wis.
Glen Hedberg returned home Fri
day from Adrian.
Roman Bros, shipged car of hog
SO Chicago Saturday.
Tonsorial artist Steadman, of Ellis.
worth, was in town Friday.
Henry James and wife went to
Garden City Saturday for visit.
| E. A Tripp was out on fox hunt
Friday capturing fox and jacl
rabbit.
Miss Alma Gale came home from
Adrian, Friday night to spend Sun
day at home.
Wilson Ager shipped one of his O
l. G. hogs to NJ. N. Hutton, Clarinda
Ia, this week.
Morland's Benzoin Lotion
applied to the face and hands
before going out in the colo
effectively prevents frostbite
or chapping.
Mrs, M. ]. Barber is organizing 6
class of little girls to be known al
the "Little Helpers" They will wea1
badges with the motto: II will try
The class is composed of girls from
different churches so.far as this point
is concerned. The object is Bible
study, learning to sew and othe
work that will interest them Saturda,
afternoons when they have nothing
else to do.
g. G. Fellows was in Friday ant
says he has moved into his new hous
which replaces the one recently des
, troyed by fire. He desires to exten'
. to his friends and 'neighbors his sin
core thanks for the kindly assistanc
rendered him in the rebuilding. FL
, also desires to recommendJ JoeJoyneo1
and A. P. Darling as house plasterer
| as they have all the ideas of an ex