The Worthington advance., 1901-04-05

Pat silyer, 81 Brewster worship b
ped hers .lnda & &
Two nnembers were added to Pres
1byterian church sunday
Frank Spohn now occupies the
Mott farm owned by John Harden.
". n. Dow and wife are now in
charge of the depot lunch counter
nights. ''ss
James Mann is able to be around
again, and his many friends are glad
tossee him.
The Swedish Lutheran church will
|observe Good Friday by holding SER
vices that day.
Frank McNair entered upon his
lduties1as deputy Sheriff and jailer,
Monday morning. .ss,
Hugh Barry and Chas. Kendlen
1 have severed their. connections with
the depot lunch counter. !. ..->'s@ :.
4
Newton Fauskee went to Pipestone.
Monday to enter.on his duties for the
ChampioA Machine company 49, :.
I Frank Lane, local agent for the
Champion Harvesting Machine Co..,
made a trip to Pipestone Mon day:
4 Andy Dillman moved. Monday into
Ibis own building on 9Th avenue.
Andy has fine room now and one
that is we'll lighted. ".
r. B. Beeson's loaded their house
hold effects Monday and leave Tues
: day for. their new home near Breck-
Eenridge,, ~ -
Bert Lungren, a former employees
LOT the Mobiles county bank, and G. j
Beugston, Of Gowrie, Iowa, spent
Sunday here while Oh a business trip
Emil Christensen, Of jackson, was
lin town Sunday on his way to Read
ing where he will enter the employ
of hardware dealers, Woodworth &
Jones. a.. I.
The Evangelical church will hole
their quarterly meeting Friday. Rev
Kroning acting as substitute TO
Presiding Elder Spade, who is un
able to be here on account of being il
:: quarantine at Mankato.
H. R. Spun, of the Minnesota
Land Co., St. Paul was in town Mon
ga day to complete a deal with Gee
sr sr Miller and Dave Herlin who secure
"a a. section ofland in the Northern pal
a; a. Of the State.
!e; F. D, Lindquist met with quite
is; is, painful. accident, Saturday evening
y =, After leaving the barber shop h
1S hs crossed the street and ran into tn
ne ne railing in front of the Advocate ofic<
ii bruising his nose quite badly.-Dun
n dee Advocate.
,'g August Schroeder was busy Mon
n; n day cleaning up his oil inspection
80 preparatory to turning it over to hi
at successor in flr:t-c}ass condition. MI
s, J.=J. Bingham, of Worthington, no,
st st haa the deputyship for Cottonwood
10 10 Mobiles and Rock counties.-Citizer
i: It; Window. 81 -
Mrs. w. II. Harrington received
telegram Sunday announcing tn
~ illness of her mother who lives a
Litchfeld.' Her mother is quite a
= old lady and it is feared the illness
serious one. She left on the earl
u train Monday morning.
n The sheriff from. Deadwood passe
through here en- route for Sioux Fall
with prisoner convicted of burnin
O. his house and cutting. the hose Will
the fire department were trying t
Or put the fire out. He was accompar
led by deputy who was on b
y. honeymoon trip with his wife.
y. q. Maxwell and Nels Marti
y, have cut down the two oldest trees
town. They were located on 4th a,
enue, one on Mrs. Josephine Forbe'
ut place, the other on Mr.. Evans Il
adjacent to the Nj. E. church. The
q. were cottonwood anil set out. in 1877:
r growing to large x ze, one measu1
- ing where it was CT, an average {
% two, and ope" }aIt feet in diamete
the other tw. MY three inches. Mr.
n Forbes had tue tsee cut down to- e
= It out Of the yard, and the other on
N to make room for falling, the first on,
s. Mr.. Wilkinson, plasterer of Wo'
=, thington, has been plastering th
h new home. of G.. L.. Morgan. Nj
Wilkinson expects to move to Wir
i, dom to make his home in the fall !.
= !. AZ the regular meeting Of the Mod
= ern Woodmen Friday evening com
mittee was appointed to look up th
J. appointed to look up the question .
% getting the newspapers Of the villae,
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