The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-02-01
Mrs. Brant is on the sick list. 81:
R. Prideaux IS on the sick list. 81

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Frank Dean is suffering from a
second attack of the grip. >...:.s
MRS. Chas. Foote is on the sick list
with symptoms Of pneumsuia.
Mr. Strteter, of Wahpetop, N. y.
transacted business here Tuesday.
Parties desiring milk can secure it
from Nelson Bros. Phone al 2 rings:
John Carlson is remodeling the
carriage room of M. J. BARRIERS
livery.
o. w. DieckLoff's daughter is able
to be about the house as when in per-
feet health.
Mrs Mary Clark, of Adrian, came
over Tuesday for visit at the home
of her parents.
A letter from Mr.. McLean's folks
state that Mrs. Mclean has been
quite i'll, for some time.
John Grono, his brother Chas. and
sister-in.law, Miss Mary Briggs, left
for Minneapolis, Tue day.
Miss Mollie Prideaux returned to
her home at Adrian after visit with
her sister Mrs. j. IL. James.
R. F. People came down from Will
mont Monday to assist in the mason
ic work. H. reports his wife we'll.
Mr.. McCrea, of Fulda, returned
home Monday night after pleasant
visit at the home of II. Peter Lewis
H. V. Millar was able to get up to
the mill Monday but returned home
again to further recuperate his health.
E. H. Myths and J. R. Jones, of
Adrian, were visiting here Monday
evening and attendants at Masonic
lodge.
Miss Maggie DeVaney returned
home from S . Paul Mo ,day night en-
account of the poor health If her
mother.
Jos. Lowe and wife are on the sick
list. They both being down places
them in a bad situation for taking
care of each other.
A. G.. Kadesky is home this week
. from Luverne where he is closing
out stock of clothing. He expects
to go thele again mex week.
For Sale.-A few Plymouth
; Rock BOOSTERS forsble. w. P, Reed
Sw ID Sec. IL Dewa!d twp. Worth
, ington, Mimi. 3t-25
The musicale given by the ladies
OF the Improvement League was we'll
! attended and those taking part in
the program received many compli.
ments. K2ceip pts were $40,
Who was it came to Worthington
Two months ago or such
And cast his eye about the town
And liked it very much?
E. L. NANCE.
Who bought the Central Meat Market
OF Oliver & Madison,
And went to work there with will
To earn his daily bun?
E. l.. NANCE.
Who is it sells the finest roasts,
, Pork, mutto.1 & fine sausage meat,
And chickens, turkeys, ducks & geese.
And min:e meat that is good to eat
E. L. NANCE.
Who is it wants your patronage,
Who'll promptly orders Fill,
Who'll do the very best he can
To merit your good will?
E. L. NANCE.
Miss Georgiara Dean left Tuesday
for Chicago where she will remain
fore a short time before going to
Nashville. Tenn, where she will be
employed as professional nn1se.
| The Burlington restaurant was
placed in quarantine Tuesday morn
ing. A daughter O. The proprietess
having symk.> MS If small pox and a
carpenter nau ci Geo. Cary, who is
stopping there.
Chas H. Babcock, of Ellsworth
}took adv antage of the opportunity
while here Monday to assist in
Masonic work, of calling on few Of
his many old friends. He likes bis
new location very much aud reports
Mrs. Babcock we'll.
The Royal Arch degree was con.
ferred by the chapter here Monday
evening, after the work banquet at
the Western Hou@e was req aired to
and Landlord Cakes did him: elf
proud in the elegant and bountiful
repast he set before his guests.
| B. F. Chute returned during the
past week from his land seeking trip.
/ After examining Wisconsin he went
into Clay county in the northern
part of the state and purchased q
half section. He expects to move