The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-04-12

Y IN t8n q hHffi ys 10 NV ID ga m On9i
n his office, cal 1863. s'5
h a44s Mrs. a. w. Fsrrin, 81 Rushmor
Y wassin town Tuesday. ! s
Y Dan Rohrer left Tuesday for Jack
son to attend the district court. VI
n Mrs. w. Z. Clement, Of Minnea peo.
lis accompanied her mother, Mrs
Shell home Monday s N
j Banker Patterson, of Worthington,
is in town and will purchase the j.
]: s. Firth place. Pillager Post.
Bert Perry, brother Of the
former editor Of the Globe, of
this city was in town Tuesday. i 2
]. r. Pettet moved his family here
Tuesday. and will occupy the rooms
over where be will open the meat
market. 4 r., ",2>:= 4, =...$ & III
The village council has appointed
j. F. Flynn village attorney for the
ensuting year at salary .sof $780,
Ellsworth News ~. ~ ~ = x
Rev. Wilson Aull left Tuesday TO
attend the spring session of the
Mankato Presbytery to meet in Win
negago City thie week. e y.
Mrs. D. Shell ane daughter Mar.
jorie returned home Monday after.
noon. Their many friends will be
glad to welcome them home again.
! F.C.Stitser is preparing to put up q
brick building along side of J. P.
Peterson's. They do not expect to put
a hall above these buildings, at the
present rime.
Willie Hart, who formerly reside'
here and his parents now at Win1h
rop, stopped off here this week en-
route to Missouri to visit his grand
parents. -
Floyd Wo]cott was released frou
quarantine Sunday. He does not
expect to be compelled to underg',
another siege. but break the rule of
three times and out.
|. A petition has been forwa,deu to
Congressman McCleary, asking him
to endeavor to secure the establish
ment of a pension examination board
at this place.-Heron Lake News.
Parties are here from Das Moiues
for the purpose of Numbering houses,
business places and the streets anu
getting out directory commencing
the work at once. We are glad some
one has taken.up this work. Every
one should nave their house num-
bered SO that strangers can be pro-
perly directed. -. =
DIR. Manson, of Worthington, was
summoned to. the bedside of Mrs.
Bass, who is very feeble, J, At this:
writing her condition remains un-
changed. ..Dr. w. D. Little, who
resided here for so..e time and prac.
ticed medicine and was also engaged
in the drug business, died on the 24th
of las. month at Maynard, Wis.,
Round Lake Graphic.
Christ Struebing and family left
Monday for their future home at New
ton, Kansas, where Mr.. Struebing has
purchased real estate. :. Joseph
Foehr, of Ki"brae, last week killed
an eagle weighing II pounds, and
measured seven feet from tip to tip
of WINGS, He took it to Heron Lake
and sold it to Attorney John Butter
field for five dollars: That's the
kind Of shooting that .pays.-Brews.
Tribune. ~ -. !. *' -
Judge Ferris yesterday received a
letter from J: T. %Brassill. formerly
master mechanic Of the Omaha road
in this city and now a resident Of
California. He is superintendent Of
the motive power Of the California
and Northwestern, railroad, and he
says he is doing we'll and is quitel
we'll pleased with new home and
duties. -Siour City Journal.
The improvement League met last {
and made full arrange
nents for identifying the electric
light station grounds. The mayor /
having had grade stakes put in and +
ordered the pipes laid for a fountain. :;
The league will only have funds to +
i'll IN the grounds, sod il and put in n
'on,e shrubbery and acanna bed =
his year. There is $81.75 on hand, /
The work will begin immediately. It
The following item is from the
Adva ,ca. "Mr T. n