The Worthington advance., 1901-01-04
N. 3. Lawton.m made { trip 70 Sioux.

n. =, Lawton made ! trip 70 Sioux
Friday.
Aug Lass left Monday for Jeaers
on visit.
Sheriff Anderson was sixty one
years old last Sunday.
Ira MishIer and wife returned Mon.
day from weke's visit at Doom.
Lenny Connolly, of Lemars, is
visiting bis sister, Mrs. G. G Allen.
Miss Agnes Farragher is on the
sick liet at the home of Samuel Allen.
Roi B. Tibbetts arrived here Satur-
day afternoon for visit with friends.
W. c. Butcher of -Estherville, ar
rived Saturday night for visit with
friends. :
julius Palm has started the build
ing of a new house near Atkinson &
Boberg.
Miss Mary Clark returned to
Adrian after a pleasant visit here
with relatives.
Misses Amanda and Della Hanson,
of Centerville, S. D., are visit ing their
cousin, Otto Leabeck.
Geo. Doeden, ST., is building new
barn on his properly on 10th street
near the lumber yard of Alb nson &
Boberg.
Miss Bessie McDougall returned
to her home in Minneapolis Monday
after pleasant visit at the home o
I'D. Matteson. ..
> Miss Addie Beadle Sundayed with
her brother, E. e., aud on Monday
left for her home at Juneau, Wis.,
j Fulda Free Press.
B. T. Leverich received telegram
from Waverly Ia, Tuesday. announc'
ing the death of his aged mother al
l. that place. He left for Waverly or
the noon train.-Wilmont In itiator
J. Small pox has broken out in New
York at an alarming rate, there being
4 10000 cases. One hundred and fifty
special vaccinators have been set al
work to check the disease and reduce
y the rate of mortality.
Il Information has been received here
that Archie Crandall stopped enroutt
to Galveston, Texas, in Louisiana
; where he is employed picking rice
Archie MoberIy went through and il
y employed on the construction of ar
elevator, getting four dollarg per day
The Evangelical church electec
-, the following Sunday school officer!
Tuesday: Pres. d. Morl,y: Vic
Pres, j. Schuck; Ser., F. Schmidt
20 Treas, j. APPLE; Lib, Charley Anto,
and Minnie Schuck; organist, Addi!
TO Schuck. .:
w Died:-Wilt Alberts, young farm
X er who lived in Bloom township, die<
y Of typhoid fever, December 22nd ant
v was buried at Pfingston. He leave
an invalid wife and two small child
rem. Two of his children have lat<.l,
W died of the same disease.-Fulda Re
publican.
is In Luverne call has been issuet
is for the reorganization of the ole
= vigilance committee to look after th,
O. thieves that are committing numerou'
n depredations in Rock county. Rocl
county must be going back to ole
! frontier days or the officers are dere
- lict in their duties.
The musicale by the ladies I'm
~ prove League at the Hotel Worthing
. :. ton Monday evening was very
" pleasant affair, there being good
attendance contributing SIS to th<
l. improvement fund. Refreshments
e were served and number enjoyed tht
time until the dawn of the new yea'
b with music vocal aid instrumental.
IL A. G.. Kadesky was home from Lu
verne Sunday where he is closing Out
= his stock Of goods at auction. HI
IS returned Monday. He reports good
business, but says Worthington is fa1
+. ahead from a business stand
s point. The country people trading
y in Worthington far out number those
Of Luverne. This is further testi
mony that Worthington is rapidly
gaining favor with the consumers.
E. F. Robinson returned Saturday