The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-27

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Saturday was the shortest day Of
the year. ..,~ 1 ..~:.-: ..
G. NJ. Crandall went to the cities
Friday night. ~" : 49,. '~..
Miss Mable Riley of jackson visit
ed her brother d.: Riley, Friday.
Mrs.. Lamphere went to Sioux
Falls Saturday to spend tho holidays
E. A. Trip went to St. Paul Sat-
urday morning.
Jet Smallwood came home Friday
night to spend the holidays.
Jos JOHNSON left Saturday FORE
noon with his personal effects for
Oklahoma.
II. P. Beckwith, cashier first
national bank Elk Point visited Dr..
Riley Saturday.
Carlos Dow came home from the
University Friday night to spend
the holidays.
Miss McGee's niece returned to
her home in Iowa Saturday morning
for the holidays.
Miss Nellie Cowing of Jackson
arrived Saturday to visit her sister
Mrs. A. r. Albertus.
Geo: Hanks, who resided a mile
east of the Ferguson place left Fri
day for Oklahoma.
James Walker of Round Lake pas
sed through here Friday on his way
overland to Chokio, MINI.
Mrs. Gartwaith visited Mrs: New
kirk few days during the week on
her way to her home in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Clara Ketchum of Winona
arrived Saturday account Of the ill.,
ness of her brother, Fl. E. Torrance.
Mrs. c. T. Upper and daughter
Ora left Monday to spend the hoi-
days with her mother at Thornton,
Iowa.
Mrs. C. H. Salpaugh of Mankato
came here Saturday account the low
condition of her sisters husband. III.
e. Torrance.
We negligentiy ommitted the
name Of Clifford Loveless from the
mention of Miss Fryberger's pupils
who took part in the recital Satur-
day evening.
julius Palm has the contract for
building the new barn for James
Ramage The new part will be for
ty four by seventy four and when
added to the old barn will make a
structure forty four by one hundred
and six.
81 Come and hear Missionary who
has been in China about: ton years
relate her experience about the
Evangelistic work in that country
next Sunday evening 7:30 at the
Swedish Mission Tabernacle. She
will appear in Chinese costume. Ad
mission free.
At the meeting of the Macabees
Monday night the following officers
were elected, Com. H. J. Blune, L.
c. Thos. Hutton, r. K. and F. K.
J. s. Tolverson, Chap g. o. Bige-
low, Ply. DR.. F. E. Walker, Sergeant
P. A. Heinl, M. Arm. F. c. Stitser,
LIST M. G., JEFF, Scott, End, NJ, g.
H. C. Shepard sent, J. R. Baker,
Pickett, Robert Reed.
The Sunshine Club sold about one
hundred hankerchiefs realizing forty
two dollars and four cents. Messers
Branigan, Schwartz, Morland, Hlck-
man, Hard, and Palm and Son gave
them articles from their respective
stores for distribution as they saw
best. The girls purchased turkeys
etc and Tuesday distributed where
they, with information 1T hand,
thought would be best. These young
girls are deserving of much praise in
heir efforts to bring sunshine in the
homes of those who are not blessed
With the luxeries of the land, and
heir Heavenly Father will gu rely |
bless them in their good.
Miss Mildred Lewis gave party
It her home Thursday afternoon
n honor of her eleventh birthday.
There were about twenty five friends
'resent. Refreshments were served
nd the guests presented the host