The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-12


Ashton Friday. 4, MI s .... ~
4 Prof. Porter made ! trip 70 Heron
4 Lake Friday. . 33 II !. H, is34 359
i Mr.. Frank Hick.nan left Wsdnss- VI
day Tor Sibley. !. Il 4 ID I'll f5.s n
i MIS- J. P. Peterson returned from
! Rock Rapids, Saturday. y IA & " ,558s
He bert Nelson Of Minneapolis
sren. :he 4th in til o city. .%5s@ S915 S.ts
Mr.. J. P. Peterson departed for
Rock Rapids, Ia. Wednesday. :ss
! w. g. Butcher, OF Baskerville 10 (
visiting f,ieads here this week. =,
Miss Nellie Coyer is now employed.
Ian A. q. Kadssky's, confectionery
tore. x
4 A new cement sidewalk is being
laid this week IN front of J. P. Wallis
residence.
! John Shanahan received q tele-
(ercm to take the first trsin home" :
Wednesday. - y
Ralph Adrich, telegraph operator
at the Burlington, depot left Saturday
for Bows, III.
Mrs. w. M. Guyse is entertaining
her sister Mrs. Stafer of Del Rapids,
| S. D. this week. 4
Miss Ada Hactor of Allamakee a.,
is visiting her uncle Albert Hactor
of Indian Lake.
4 Mrs. Conrad Steege OF Wilbert,
Mimi, is the guest Of Mrs. John
Fitch, this week. ..
! Scott Hoffman, of Sioux City, is
the guest of frieuds at the residence
of Conductor Franck.
| W. Collins was called to his home
in Ashton, Friday evening owing to
the death of bis uncle.
| Jacob Gleim haa a valuable horse
killed Wednesday night by being
struck with lightning. 81
Geo. Kissell of Reading left Mon
day for land inspecting trip in the
northern part OF the slate.
Mrs. j. 5. Jones aud two sons left
Friday for Redwood Falls, for a
visit with sou aud brother.
/ B. r. Prince, former resident Of
this place has moved FROM Basin,
Mont, to Toledo, Washington.
Masters Blaine and Earl Stilwell
of Spirit Lake enjoyad the 18th here
with their sieter Mrs. 81. H. Lewis. Y
1 CT. Upper arrived here Thursday !.
with bis family and house hold goods
to make this place their future nome.
The rush OF work in the cigar
fac: ofy has made it necessary to in
crease tue working force OF the con-
Gem.
The shorthand department of the
Maukrto Commercial College is the
finest in the world. Send for cata-
logue.
Miss Laura Sullivan, of Spring
Valley on. of the Instructors of the
summer school arrived Saturday
afternoon.
Miss julia Ryland left Friday
night for Oregon aud points along
the Pacific coast tx pecting to be gone
about two months.
Parties having claims against tho
M. w. A. picnic committee should
present them to Geo. D. Palm before
Wednesday next, for settlement.
VIM. Mohns, living southeast of
Rushmore, section nine Ransom, had
three heed of cattle killed Thursday
morning by being struck with light
ming, -,
Marshal Roshon run in a fellow
by the name of Joe McQuade, on the
charge of drunkenness and disturbance
Thursday, after stay of one hight in
the village lookup he WAS given time
to get out OF towp-he got.
E B. Paul, of Indian Lake was a
caller Saturday and states the apple
cro5 will not be very bountiful this
year, from present indications. Mr..
Paul evidently understands the apple
business AS he brought in sample
of last years crop which is still in an
excellent co ditiou, hard and sound.
Rem Mccartney, while riding his
wheel and calling some people for the
early train Thursday morning ranthe
wheel in a crack of the sidewalk
throwing him off in such a m nner
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