The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-04-26
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en-. Crandall left Monday: for
Jackson to attend the district court.
Y i'm. Dodge, 81 Round: Lske, was
iu towL Monday on bis way to Jack
eOn. ( RS @tf '-. y, <g&.-- ~, .
l. Dr.. q. w. Bertram of Minneapolis,
was the guest Of pr. Riley over Sun
day. IT. l~
y T. B. Garretson, of Oskaloosa,
spent Sunday with his son H. V. Gar
retson. d, = s..
Rev. Curtis went to Minneapolis
Monday morning. H..
Attorney Rohrer left for jackson
Monday to attend court.
Wantd.-Good girl for .hous
work. Enquire at this office.
Rally and Rob Frankhousen leave
Monday night for Seattle to joi
their parents.
Mrs. F. E. Hurd arrived Monday
afternoon. MIR. Hurd will occupy 81
P. Darlings cottage.
Eyes examined; free---Nei'
son, the Optician.
The Omaha DAD is filing in tbs
low places around the passenger ana
freight depot with SAND.
D. Shell and family and Mrs: w.
L. Clement spent Sunday at sibleg
with Mr.. Shells brother.
Fred Mol. Of Adrian, wss here
Monday delivering sc veral orders OIL
bis nursery stock to our citizens
Mrs. J. M. Bull will leave on Tues
day next for an extended trip to the
Pacific coast.--Bipestone Daily Star
Johu Anderson started out Monday
as the travelling representative OF the
81. Leonard Glove house, OF Chi
cago.
There was flock OF about lift
looms lit IN the lake Sunday. This
large number are rarely seen at one
time.
NJ. ]. Barber has matched up one
of his black horses, especially for use
on the hearse, making him a fine
team.
q. L. Schwartz has closed the
boarding department of his home on
account of being unable to get suita'
BILE domestic help.
BY request of some Of her old
friends, Mrs. A. N. Wetherell sang a
solo, ..'Nearer My God to Thee" in
the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening.
Good progress was made in exca-
yatirq the cellar for the Congrega-
tional church parsonage Saturday. 1t
will require one more days's work to
complete it.
Walter Aagaard has accepted a
position as field agent for the Wright
Bros, Land Company and expects to
leaves this week for Wahpeton. N. D
where he will Lave his headquarters
The supper given by the ladies OF
the Episcopal church Saturday even
ing was largely attended. Gross
receipts amounting to $50'45. ] he
Baptist orchestra were present dur
ing the evening and entertained the
patrons of the supper.
Some Of the young men of the town
are making themselves very obnox-
GUS by following their gentlemen
friends, when accompanied by a
lady, and annoying them in various
ways and some times with obscene
language. Now no gentleman would
do this and it is not even becoming
the hoodlum class. Some OF the
boys will regret their: action il this
practice is continued.
Just previous to- the final number,
Hugh j. Emmett, the prince OF enter
tainers, gave his side-splitting, saw
ripping, unconventional ventriloquial
funnyisms, and kept his listeners
screaming with paraoxyisms OF laugh
ter for twenty minutes, and then he
was not allowed to CO., This artist
certainly scored a greater success than
any that has, recently appeared in
Piainfield, and Plain field. Council is
to. be congratulated on having secur-
ted the assistance Of such an able gen.
tleman. Daily Press, Plalnfield, NJ
Bring your eggs to the New York
R.roo;n Storo and oct the hiQhest