The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-05-24
LOCAL. NEWS.

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Miss johnson returned Monday
from her Adrian visit. IA
E. H. Beadle, of Fulda, visited his
sister, Addie, Sunday. &%
Miss Jones, Of Sherburne was the
guest of friends Monday. J:
Ray Humiston aud family are OK:
pected here on visit about the mid
die Of next week. -:
Miss Pheme Ch1istainson, and
Will Thorn, of Rushmore' were guests
of j. H. James Sunday.
Sl.5O hammocks for CSC at Nor
lands drug store.
Mrs. A. r. Auc"tt moved to Bige-
low Monday where her husband is
employed in creamery.
w. B. Hart and wife went to Shell
don to spend Sundey. Mr.. Hart is
baker in Biltgen's restaurant.
Florence Lewis wheeled to Fulda
Saturday fora couple of days visit
with her friends, Ruby Bothen. :,
James Stevens, of GAINESVILLE, Ia,
has purchased a quarter section farm
north of Lawrence Miller, place.
R.H. Bartlett starts out this week
for an extended trip in the interest of
tho famous Okabena cigar company's
goods. &,
Eric Anderson pnd John Olson,
who were guests OF O. G.. Grundstein
for several days last week left Mon.
dey for Avoca.
Sl25 Hammocks for $780,, at Nor.
lands Drug Store. sss
A large number of fishing parties
are going to Round Lake this week.
Some good catches of perch and bull
heuds gre reported. i#
Miss Nettie Stoutemyer. returned
Monday evening from Luverne, where
she visited her brother Will and
sister Susan. s= S.
J. A. Reed, of Lorain, township is
in North Datoka this week on bust
ness. Ole Anderson, of Ewington
having rented Mr.. Reeds farm.
The many friends in this citysof
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Devaney, Of st.
Paul, will rejoice over the fact thata
young son was born to them Tues
day, May Fl. .4s
Mrs. Graeser OF Luverne visited
her husband who is. manager of the
McNiel Grain Co.'S Office here, We'd
nesday. They desire to live here il
suitable rooms can be secured. >.
Miss Julia CLANCY was taken sud-
denly and very sick Tuesday evening
while visiting her aunt at E. F. Rob-
inson's residence. She was taken
home and was not much better We'd
nesday.
Mrs. G. A. Anderson, Mrs. Nelson
and John Vail and wife attended tho
missionary convention of the Pipe:
stone district held at Luverne Fri
das, Saturday and Sunday returned
home Monday. L
I am agent for several residence|
properties, pay as you please plan.
Interest low. Own your own home
36-tf nj. E. Lawton. /
Nv. Lear,of Sioux Falls; was
the town over again Monday.
Mr.. Lear has very favorable opin..
ion of the prospects of this town,
but says he can't buy anything here,
people don't want to sell.
Mr.. Topper, Of George, la, was in
own again last week looking over
prospects for the location OF bank.
He has about decided to come and
is negotiating for valuable property
in an excellent location. !
The show at Masonic Hall Satur.
day night was good, seldom are such
good actors seen here, and never be-
fore such magnificent and gorgeous
costumes. There was very poor at
tendance. The company disbanded
here and went to Minneapolis. 1
While the workmen were execavat-
ing for buildings on J. D. Humis:
toms farm west of town they found
an Indians stone hammer. The
stone is of the siedge hammer shape
with a groove around it where the
string is fastened to it. 1t weighs