The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-09-06
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LOCAL NEWS.

John Anderson left for St. PauI,.
Friday. >-
Elijah Bloom made a trip to
Brewster Monday. t:.:.: l. rsS+3453
L. N. Austin. 10 clerking in the.
depot lunch counter. u ID .'5s. ;s@'s s'
Mr.. L. L. Jone. md son Charles
loft Monday for P.pestons: " :.s
Mics Jeanette 4Stoutemyer IL ~
tho sick list this week. .,''' '..'. ,Es..
Rska salboun left Monday for tho
University at Minneapolis. 49,, ,,t.s9.
Mis-, Brooks, ono of the teschers;;
arrived ThIrsday afternoon. .a..ktS$;
q. N. Palm aud wife were nassen-
gers bound for st. Paul Monday! F:i:ti
Andrew Anderson of the Swedish
elevator, spent Sunday in st; Paul:
w. S. Lewis left Monday morning
for the twin cities on a business trip.
A. L. White left Monday morning
for Hills, Mimi, on bueiness trip,
Miss Aaude Runyon and brother,
Lse returned home Friday afternoon
Don Carlos Dow left Monday for
tho State University At Minneapolis
Lewis Lear:left Thursday for Sioux
Falls where 10 will resume his school
d,.i.s ri - S."1
The Swedish Mercantile Comp any
il now transactiug business in their
new store. -
Hsrry Wilburne loft for his home
at Sibley Saturday where he will att
tend school. ~; ,s:s
Two hundred passengers boarded
the Omaha train Monday bound for.
the State Fair at St. Paul. ~ nj: ; ;1@3
Conductor Art Lyon Of the Omaha
road is enjoying the hunting season
at home in this city. '.-..:.&
Mrs. Oscar Goodman of Sioux City,
was the guest of her COUSIN Friday
Mrs. F. Wood in clary Addition. ):
Miss Marguerite and sibley Buer4
netzke, of Salem, S. D., are the. guests
of their aunt, Mrs. E. G. Sibley, Of
this city. @ss.
A party named Caldwell rented.
Masonic store Thursday afternoon,
Intending to open a trocksry and.
notion store. ,&st
PIG. johnson has purchased a lot
Of Harry Wicklund west Of A. P.
Stewards, fofmer house aud will build
u house there
DR.. Walker and wife loft for Duluth
Saturday accompanied by Mrs.
Collins, Of Sheldon, who goes to the
hospital.
Mist Stella Wilburne, of Sibley, H.,
will make her home with her sister
Mrs. Frank Hickman and at
teud the Worthington school.
Chas Gordon has traded his resi-
dence in the Clary addition for
Dakota land and will move to his
house opposite Pat O'Connors.
D. A. Haggard and wife returned
to their home in Goodhue Co. Mon
day after being called here on
account of his mothers death.
HDon.t forget tho big dance the
second night of the Mobiles Co. fair,
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at the Ma
sonic Hall. Best of times, good
music, popular prices, don't forget.
J. G. Walker OF Jackson was in town
Saturday looking for a horse that
strayed out of campa half mile south
of jackson three weeks ago. Any
information please notify William
Meuer of Jackson.
The ice cream social given by the
ladies of the German Evangelical
church Friday evening was financ-
ial success. The ladies will realize
about $50. The Baptist church or
chestra was present and the patrons
vera treated to some excellent music.
Henry Biscbell and wife of Aurela
Ia, arrived here Wed 1esday to look
after their farms quarter in Sum.
NIT Lake and a quarter in Lorain.
Mr.. Biscbell purchased one of them
thirteen years ago at s. per acre and
is mighty we'll pleased with the pur.
chase.
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