The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01
Prof. Y ache, 81 Mankato, is in town

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E. E. Beckley and daughter came i,
up from Sheldon Saturday.
j. R. Pettis, of Reading, transact
ed business here Saturday. =
J. w. People returned Saturday
from trip to Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Svante Kali is entertaining
mother, Mrs Chas. Sundberg.
. R. w. Prichard left Saturday for
visit with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. H. M. Jones is assisting IN
the work at the Red Flag store.
E. Hubbard, of Pecatonica, ILL., is a
guest of his brother, w, B. Hubbard
this week.
Maurice Maxwell is visiting in
Clinton, ILL.,, leaving here during the
past week.
Parties have rented the Masonic
store build ng and will open book
and curio store.
Mrs. I. N. Wilson and son Gould,
left Wednesday for Little Rock, Ia,
to visit relatives.
A. L. Caldwell, of the Globe re.
turned Wednesday morning partly
mended of the grip.
Miss Utley, of Adrian, was in town
Wednesday, short time while en-
route to Manchester, Ia.
Miss Young is located at M. L.
Miller's not H. V. Millar, the miller,
as some have reported it.
Aug. Swanson is filling the cold
storage beer house east of the Omaha
passenger station with ice.
F. Green while driving on: 10th
street with load of grain, the axle
of his wagon broke, Tuesday.
j. A. Anderson and J. G. Jones, of
Worthington, were guests at the
Calumet last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star.
A party was rendered Albert
Schmidt at his home Monday even
ing, and he was presented with fine
pipe.
The village council met in regular
session Friday evening. The allow
ing of bills was all the busin cas-
transacted.
E. Eby returned the first of the
week from the northern part of the
state where he purchased a quarter
section farm.
Mrs. Chas. Lass left Saturday for
Dennison. Ia, to join her hu sband
who left here early in the week with
their household effects.
job Voak, of Briton, S D.. after a
weeks visit here with his nephew,
E. V. Voak, left Saturday for visit
with his brother near Chicago.
A. force of workmen commenced
work on J. E. Darling's new building
north of town Monduy morning.
Building has opened early in the sea-
son.
G. S. Billings a brakeman in the
Omaha yards in Worthington, re-
turned Sunday night for duty on the
road after an absence of a month at
the hospital at Sioux City.
D. Green, of Lake City, Ia, is visit
ling his COUSIN. E. J. Helmick this
week. They have not seen Que
another for the last twenty two years,
making this visit most pleasant one.
An auction store was opened in
the Dlllman building, on the corner
of 10th street and 9Th avenue Mon
day. The stock will consist of
clothing and other wearing apparel
The Burlington officials passed
through here Friday south bound.
They spent a couple of Tours looking
over their interests in this place, but
gave out nc information as to future
plans.
| A social Was held in the Hansber-
ger school Thursday evening, George
Damon teacher. There was large
attendance and most enjoyab
time, besides realizing over $2l for a
school library.
Train No. |, which arriving here at.
2 o'clock a. m, did not get here until
4:15 Saturday morning owing to an
accident near Jordan, Mimi, the
train ran over farmer, killing him
and bis team at that point.
T.. G.. Nicholson was in Cherokee,
Iowa, on Sunday attending the fun
eral of Mrs. Welker. He returned
home on Monday accompanied by
Mrs. Nicholson st. James Gazette.
Christ Struebing has disposed of
n farm through the G. r. West land
agency, consideration $3.50 per acre.
/ Mr.. Struebinp contemplates MAKING