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

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h s w. Division left Monday night
n Ion y Trip TO Canada. $3 4. /
Kew. Mrs. Wilkes. Of Luverna, war
il rcwn Tuesday on her way to- Los
\ Angels, Cal. .,s
Mirs Md G :aves, Of Adrian, was
in town TUESDAY en- route to- Los
Angeles, Gal. m =".
Miss Fl goerger has secured rooms
1 With 1es. q. E. Torrance where she
VIII <. sesher studio, ~" So. -
Miss Helen Fryberger went to
Aankato Monday to attend . musical
given by celebrated artist. 1882 z
Rev. Schmidt with the assistance
Of Rev" Kroning, held services at
spaford on Sunday afternoon. =.
Don't buy cheap buggy paints.
They are made with inferior varnish.
For good buggy paints to to Nor
lands. ~5s~ - - u
Mrs. Chas.' Babcock was greeted
by,a number OF her friends at the
depot Tuesday while on her way to
Jackson.
! Otto Schmuesser, of Lake Park,
was here over Sunday attending the
Quarterly meeting at the Evangeli
. cal church.
! Frank Woods new home in Walk
/ er's addition in Clary's Addition, is
p)astered and will be ready to occu
ny by next week.
?. T. H. Prideaux resigned his posi-
ltiop with the Deering Machine com
pany April /. He is undecided as t
his future prospect.
J Miss Minnie Dow left Saturday 70
4 Magnolia tO resume her school dutie'
I after a weeks visit at home anc
among friends here.
| Lane & Fauskee have built shed
on the corner of Bird avenue and
E eventh street to he used as sam
pie room for binders and mowers.
J. E. White, of this city, is engag-
ed at Brewster putting a foundation
under Rudolph Geyermah's seven
thousand dollar house this week.
For Sale.-Pure bred white
Plymouth Rock Eggs SOC per sitting.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Lorain township,
.Worthington. P. 0. June l.
y Merle Hubert was elected foreman
of the hook and ladder company at
the meeting of the fire department
Frida ysnight, in place of j. S. .Durfee
re i 1 ene III g q: Z K. >.
| The steam laundry is now ready to
receive all kinds of work. Call up
phone 1928 and your work will be
called for and delivered. If
Chas johnson returned Tuesday
morning on Burlington from Sweden
where helwent last fall. One nephew
and two >nelces returned with him and
will make. their future home in this
county.
Street commissioner O'Connor has
hauled gravel to the ditch made by
teens hitched near Torrance's store.
This is a good move and there many
other places that he will doubtless
improve az soon as possible. i
" At:thss4uarterly conference of the
Evangelical church held in this city
Friday afternoon the following
steward were appointed to>serve for
one yiesdasrl::s5: John Geissel, Henry APPEL
Henry%Fa|e and John Mace.
Sunday wa. q gala day in the Sal
vation Army, Maj. Faulkner and wife,
Of St. Paul we're here and held meet
ings all day in their hall. They are
both entertaining and earnest speakers
md great good was the result of their
7isit.
H. j. Bloom has accepted the posi-
ion of engineer at the Worthington
lour mills and will enter upon his
luties Wednesday morning: His
photograph car will be moved over
lear the mill. Mr.. B. has decided to
make this move owing to his business
icing damaged TOT great extent by
he prevalence Of small poz.
The Burlington depot was entered