The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-09-13

Geo. Allen is now employed at the
Omaha freight. house.
A.'threshing outfit FROM Iowa was
unloaded here Thursday. . =. -
miss Agnes Elliot. ,'Round.Lake is
attending shool il. Worthington.
- Mrs. R. Unveils: returned: home
to Sioux Fails. Tuesday afternoon.
J. Walker of Round Lake was
transacting business. here Tuesday. :.
DR.. Manson and wife left the. first
part of the week on short. eastern
trip.
Frank Pierre will farm South half of
section fifteen Dewald township
next year.
Geo. Miller left Wednesday morn
ing to look after his farm in Ira
verse Co.
Geo. Smith of Gilman, ILL.,, was
looking over the country with NJ. E.
Lawton Monday.
Rev. Wilson Aull returned home
Thursday morning feeling greatly
recuperated in health.
L. T. Stoutemyer expects to
return to Onarga, ILL.,, his home the
I last Of the week.
Miss Minnie Blume Of Worthington
township left Monday evening for
Buffalo to attend the exposition.
John Gilomen and wife of Brew
ster have bought 800 acre farm
near Cakes, North Dakota, of M. E.
Iawton.
A. genuine snap in 100 acres in
Murray Co., MINI, only $4,000 per
acre per cent easy payments. M.
Sc. Lawton agent.
J. D. Humiston and VIII Oliver
brought in eight Car loads of cattle
from Missouri last Saturday and
have sold nearly all Of them.
Miss Carrie Dayton left Thursday
for Minneapolis to attend the Univer-
sity. She takes a two years
course of Greek in one and under
the instruction of a tutor prepare
tory to entering Wellesley college.
! The funertal of of Mrs. E. K. Smith
was held at the Congregational
church Thursday afternoon Rev. C.
F. Bronson of the Baptist church
preaching the funeral sermon and
Rev. c. H. Curtis of the Congrega
tional church conducting.
Mr.. Gowing, of Worthington, was
in Window Thursday and purchased
graded Durham bull of E. Mclean
"A couple of Chinese, from Worth
ington, have rented the Tilford build
ing south of this office and will con
duct a laundry there. --Windom
Free Press.
Rev. c. A. Anderson and sor
Warren returned TUESDAY night
He visited Detroit Flint. La Pere
Hartly and Bay CITY, Mich, and
Northwestern University at Evans
ton which he attended in the DAYS
past. He is feeling greatly recu
perated.
A horse and buggy belonging to a
Mr. Thompson, living near Sam
Anderson's, either broke away O,
was stolen from the hitching posts
of H. P. Lewis store, Wednesday
night. The buggy, harness and a
, mans hat we're found beside the road
by James Ramages' farm the next
morning.
Frank W. Thorn, one of Mobiles
county's early settlers and for many
years Appointment citizen of Olney
township, will leave with his family
for their new home in Willamette Co.
Oregon, the latter part of this month,
MIR. Thorn has purchased farm
pear Junction City, a station on the
iSouthern Pacific about 10 miles
south Portland Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
will be greatly missed by their large
cirle of friends in Mobiles county.
-Auilan VuafQlan.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Bert Knise
Friday, Sept, 9Th SOD:
The Omaha road will soon arrange
another convenience for passengers
taking the Sioux Falls train, by con.
structing track to the west of the
passenger depot through the grass
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