The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-28
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LOCAL NEWS,

saturday. ~ .. .S ss>@. H}& %s VIZ sa;sS
E Mrs A. N: Douglas lift Monday
for Mankato, !. W. IA 45ss ~.
Gilbert Anderson left Monday for
the twin cities. Il = IA: *t .s5a$%
2. v. Voak was Heron Lake,
victor Monday. .@=. u 54 :#
Mrs. j.. s. &Frink returned from
Luverne Monday. 's'Att BLK, $35
!. Miss Birkett, spent Sunday At her
home in Ellsworth. (. g u. ' ,...ss.
( Schwartz, the shoeman, worshiped
in Brewster Sunday. - -: y.
Miss Remedy left Monday for her
home in Sleepy Eye. = %l%.,
Alex Cofit and wife, cfFulda, W. re
in town Monday. q = : s-f
Miss Nellie Coyer is now employed
at the depot lunch counter,
Mrs. Frank Kerr returned from
Edgerton Saturday morning. ~
Miss Mollie Prideaux, Of Adrian,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. ]. Il.
James. s>@ .sSS
Miss Farmer, of Ellsworth, was
the guest of the Misses Byan Satur-
day. - "-> 4. .' 1%E4
Miss Palm left Monday for q six
months term of summer school at
Minneapolis. - .. s ss,a
n. E. Lswton left Monday m 9ro-
.nglfqr Rcd Lake county W til a party
Of land seekers. *.%*3
M. E. 'Lawton transacted land bus
mess in Okabena and Heron LIKE
Friday aud Saturday. 2 .,.s &as
Miss Cheney left Saturday for
Reading for Sunday visit with rel
a,ives returning Monday. :? :..S
MISS Hodson, a teacher in ou1
sch ools departed for her home at
Maukato Monday. :. $,-a TIA,
nD,of. G. s. Ongman, Of Chics 60
will give stereoptcan Lecture. this
vening in the Baptist chruch.S A
free.wi'l Offering will be takeil..
:. DIS r,hance took place onzl0tb
street Ste, day between 2 couple Of
our we'll 4 .owns farmers, one ,of the
CON patents appeared before n Justice
8 ,evens4 Monday morning and paid,
!. 6.e Of FIVE dollars and cost. 81
!. Dickhoff Bros. received tele-
phone me,sage this afternoon that
the Now R'chland band Of nioetsep
pieces: would bez,:hsre "Wednesday.
This band equals any ia tho state.+#55
Geo. Patterson, E. v. r.Voak aud
8. NJ. Stewart returned Saturday
night from weeks trip in tho nor.
,betn part Of the state. ,yfyj
Capt. livery and his lieutenant Of
the Salvation army .,farewelted last
Sunday evening and will leave
Tuesday for Lacrosse, Wis. ;;*#~
Mrs. Fred Heaner and her dauKh.
ter Else, returned to their home at
Minneapolis, after a; ten days v;si,
at the home of G. W. Gale. *
49,, T.'"@ -. =. 80: <.5;. ssx,
5Homeseekers wishing to 90 ,rt
get ready for tbs 18Th Of June, as" ,
expect to go at that time. Have lard
in Norris, county, Mimi, Sd TO- IS
per acre, other good lands from sic
$ls per acre: Some snaps, Waut all.
persons to go. >%> Fssg
Rev. G. A. Anderson, Of the NJ. E.
Church in this city was absent ii.
ms northern part OF the state over
Sunday His pulpit was filled $ioD
that day BY >Rey. j. N. Bull in the1
morning and in tho evening Mrs.
Anderson preached an exceeding i'm.
pressive and interesting sermon. ~ K:
The funeral services of Oscar
Wickstrom, who died at the residence
Of Mrs. Post last. Friday morning
washeld in The Indian Lake Baptis,
chtrch Sunday afternoon and was
the largest funeral ever held in the
church. Nj: Wickstrom| was a young
man beloved BY 40 who knew him.
!. t i to every one aud always ready
to do what hs could to help bis asso
cistes, Oscar y was born Oct. %. 1880,
md died on the DIST day of Juoe,
1901. He leaves afather, four brothers
and one sister to mourn his loss. !; 4