The Worthington advance., 1901-04-05
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LOCAL. NEWS.

p. E. Beckley, Of Sheldon visited
here Sunday. :- .
Miss Ida Newkirk returned from
Luverno Monday.
: DR.. Manson will occupy the house
vacated by Mr.. Beeson.
h Harry Grant, Of Sibley, transacted
business here Saturday. -,
Rev. Anderson exchanged pulpits
with the Methodist minister Of Adrian
Sunday.
w. G. Butcher, of Esthervjlle, ia
taking vacation and visited here
Sunday.
The Misses Nellie and Edith
Reagan, OF this city, visited at Sibley
Sunday.
Mr.. Duchaine, formerly editor OF
the Herald Lakefeld was in town
Monday.
Bradley & Vrooman's wagon paint
makes the old form wagon look like
new. Tor sale at Morland's.
Lou Kissell has moved into the
Wilson house en- the west side o1
10th street.
Attorney Garfield, of Luverne
passed throuth this city Monday en-
route to St. Paul.
Victor Stromm is clsrking in the
Swedish Mercantile store in place o1
w. N. Dow, resigned.
| F. Sundberg has moved into towr
living in the upstairs Of Mrs. Vosk
place in the north end of town.
Il. G. Todd returned Monday from
trip to Hard Miss Fitch look
ing after the store during his absence.
ForSale.--Fine seed corn. Nc
failure last year, at Cash Grocery.
Henry Blume moved his photo
graph car Monday to vacant lot OF
G. w. Wilson's near the pop factory.
Frank Wood severed bis position
with Drs. Dolan and Geyerman Mon
day, his son CIaud succeeds him as
driver.
Carl Schmidt, the son of Rev.
Schmidt, who has been sick for the
past six months is improving very
slowly.
Those famous little pills, DeWitt's
Little Early Risers will remove all
impurities from your system, cleanse
your bowels, make them regular. F.
A. Gloezinger & Co. .:
Miss ElIna Nelson loft for St..
Paul Tuesday where she will be mar
ried to S. P. johnson, of Clayton,
Minnesota, after which they will
max. Clayton their future no Q.
Married, a. the home of the bride,
Mr.. Peck Hanson, of Britt, Iowa, to
Miss Margaret Schrader, daughter
of Andrew Schrader, of Ransom
tow lship, Rev. Putnam officiating
Rushmore Enterprises.
Nels Langseth returned from bis
trip to Hot Springs, Arkansas, and
through Oklahoma Sunday. He
said he was better than ever satis-
fed with Minnesota after taking this
trip.-Round Lake Graphic.
Geo. Dow and family were released
from quarantine Saturday. Mrs. Dow
having had stoke of paralysis be-
tore taking the small pox WIS quite
sick, but is as we'll as covld be ex.
pected again.
is. Frink returned from Elan
dreau, S. D., Monday, where he
had been called on account of the
serious illness of his father, who was
improving when J. S. left. Mrs
Frink will remain, in, FIandreau
for couple of weeks longer.
q. Newberry, a former resident o
Ransom passed through here Tues
day with his family on route TO
southern Colorado in hopes of an i'm
provement of health. He is in ver
bad condition from the effect Q
rheumatism, it being necessary t
move and carry him in a chair.
The annual meeting of the conert
cation of the Westminster Presbytel
ian church will be held in the churc
on tomorrow, Thursday evening 8
half past seven promptly. The exc
cises will be musical, business an
social in character and promise to b
of more than usual interest. A
parts of the building will be in ue
on this occasion and ell attendan,
upon the services of this church a,
cordially invited.
Many of their friends will be gla
to know that the evangelists, Rev. ]
A, Walton and Prof. L. D. Eichhor