The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-05
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LOCAL NEWS.

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N. III. Austin and wife left Satul'
for Window. \, Ia> $5asS4.
I ] A. Darling left Saturday fo'
Vernon Center. x. t.% ! s!gs$ j
Gust. Johnson, of Sioux Fall Sun
davpd in this city. d
San,l Stewart, OF Brewster, trans.
acte \ I u-iness / e,e Monday.
Bo n. To Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Swan
so :, s .'nrla,, June ~. Il son
Rev. G. i-er, Of Elmer, was the
guest of E. l.. Schwartz Monday.
. Mrs.. H. n. G. &. O. Slayt"n. ssrent
Su rlay with rel,tive' in this city.
DR.. Thomas. formerly with Dr..
Conway, il now employed in III pop
factory. .xs.@
Miss Myrtle S,owell left Saturday
for a short visit with friends in
MinneawoIis. ri #
in. Austin of Clarkvilfe Iowa,
was the guest OF bis brother n II. OF
this city the last of the week. ::%~:"
Mike Breasenhan of Fairmont
visited friends here for several days
this week, enroute for Estherville.
|. G.. NJ. Walker and family left Fri
morning by train for Luverne from
there they will go to Doll Rapids S.
D. for visit. 5%*=l
Maris Beeson and Clinton Mann
lett Thursday on their wheels for
Breckenridge. Maris goes homo and
Clinton expects to stay there all
summer. LIZ LIZ
. At a meeting of tho Sioux Valley
Medical Association held at Sioux
City Friday, DR.. F. E. Walker was
elected second vice president Of the
association.
Dr.. Conway took Horace Norman
to Saltwater Monday morning. Miss
Ethelyn Conway accompanied them
to visit the pris, N and then with re-
}utlves AMI friends at Pennington.
N. M. LaBarr hae severed bis con.
uection with druggist r. l.. Morland
and will return to St. Paul. During
his residence here ne has made many
warm friends who regret his depart
ure. T%+ss
Michael Cullen q farmer living two
miles west Of Adrian had ) gold
watch and 500 stolen from: biz
mouse Thursday. He was absent and
the women were frightened from the
house. l.
Last Friday the W. r. G. c., made
their annual visit to the home of g
L. Builick to spend the dny. AS on
all previous occasions they had "a
most pleasant time, sixty peoble 'be-
ing served wi b dinner. is
We are under obligations to Mr.
Caldwell, of the Globe, for the use Of
his plant in getting out our paper fo1
a few days, on account of a break
down OF our press and melting of ink
rollers by the excessive heat. -.3;==
Miss Sasse is. now employed atthe
steam laundry. Mr.. Blume is obi:
ged to work nights in order to handle
the work a.d get it out promptly
We are pleased to note how we'll the
enterprise is patronized which largely
due to the excellent work done. =
Ihave 100 acres land II miles fro,
good town. Good houee and cellar,
good barn and granary, all fenced
free from foul seed, pride $40 per
acre also my farm Of 100 acres in
Murray county, 6ye miles from
Woodstock. Go. Miller.
A. N. Douglas, of Worthington,
was in Maukato today. He en-
route 10 .3enson on business. He
will return to Mankato the first Of
the next week and with his wife and
Miss Nettie Funk, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Funk, depart for
Buffalo, there to remain a number Q
days visiting the Pau.American Ex-
position. Mankato Review. .al
Anarow escape from fire occurred
in the living rooms of A. g. Kadesky
aud family over his confectionery
store Sunday evening. A member OF
his family lighted a match and after
using supposing'it was out, threw it.
on the floor, in short time the room