The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.


T. w. Heavy visited the Mankato
Carnival this week. r.'s. ...,.5$ss
A son of Cornelius Jenson wac
taken suddenly i'll Friday. ffE
Miss Bessie Stewart visited here
Thursday. - W,
A. G. Hedberg left for Baskerville
on some real estate business. 4 n
DR.. Riley went to Spirit Lake Fri
day afternoon for few days outing.
E. G. PANEL put his new oil
wagon on the road Friday. It's q
beauty, ~. (.
DR.. Dolan and wife left Thursday
night on. visit with parents at
Waterville. IN
Mrs. j. D. Matteson and son return
ed Friday morning from he1 visit in
Minneapolis. ~
Mrs. j. S. Blair, of Minneapolis,
arrived Friday morning for visit
with her parents r. B. Plots.
Mrs. W. F. Lane and mother, Mrs.
Howell, and Mr.. Lans's father lett
Thursday on visit in Illinois. y
E. M. Patten, assistant cashier of
the Farmers & Merchants Bank, LIE
Sueur, visited friends here Thursday.
The Sioux Fails ball team defeated
St. James on the grounds OF the lat
ter by score of - to 0, Wednesday:
Mrs. W. L. Armstrong of Pipestone
returned to her home Friday after 8
weeks visit with her parents, j. S.
Tryon. .r
A little girl at Mankato was paved
by one of the lions on exhibition
there and quite badly injured. Blood
poison is feared. % g
Mrs. j. H. Cakes on the sick list
at the home of her daughter. While
calling there she was taken sudden
ly i'll and Was not removed. A
Miss Babe Bryan, of Worthington,
came over Monday to spend few
days visiting her grandparents J. M.
Bryan and wife in this city.-Ells-
worth Herald. .52f
Mrs. Dan Devaney, of St. Paul. arr
rived Friday for a visit with relatives
She was accompanied by her neice,.
Ella Devauey, who has been visiting
her brother in the city. <sSz
The Adrian ball team passed
through here Friday to play Win
dom at that town. 1t is now expect
ed a game will be played by the
same teams at Adrian Sunday.
Ayers beach is becoming more
popular every night with the bathers.
There are now sixteen private bath
houses. A good many spectators are
present every evening watching the
jewellers in the water.
Mab]e McGarry returned to her
home in Worthington on Tuesday
after a two weeks visit here with her
aunt, Miss May McGarry.......J. E.
La Violette, the we'll known railroad
man, was home for several days this
week visiting with his family. John
now has regular run as conductor
IN the Great Northern between
Grand Forks and Cass Lake..-St. |
James Gazette.
Mrs. E. X. Covell, who has resided
here the past year, left Saturday |
for. St. Paul whert she in
! nds to visit with relatives and
friends for few days before going
~ t. Prescott, Wis. Mr.. and Mr4.
Covell made many friends in Canhy
during their residence here, who re
sret to haveth+ m ave,and hope the,
may see st at some future time t.
return and m ke Candy their home.
C,nby Herald.
The recently very popular order of
Buffaloes has been succeeded by a |
new organization known as the
The first thing required OF
ne who lie 10 become a member IS
that he 90 for niue days without
aking a drink. The name of the
order is derived not so much from tht
of a camel and man who
c n refrain from dr,nk for niue days
as from the fact that the av+'aR,
man has TO "hump" bimsrlf to fill
this anti drinking requirement.
Pipestone Star.
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. w. Chute went TO
Wilmont on the train Saturday visit.