The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-04-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Carrie McCune went to Sib
ley Friday. ~>>
Lewis Jones went to Sioux Fall,
Friday afternoon. =:
Mr.. Miles, of the St. Croix Lumber
Co., was in town this week. Of.
Mrs. I. N. Wilson returned from {
visit at Little Rock Saturday.
John Glasgow went to Sioux City
Friday night to spend Sunday.
H. E. Torrance left Saturday for g
Sunday visit with friends at Mankato
DR.. Thomas, of Valley Springs, s
D., arrived Saturday and will visit
his many friends here over Sunday,
Mrs. A. N. Wethereil, OF Baskerville
arrived Saturday morning for visit
with friends She is a guest of Mrs.
H. P. Lewis.
I have a good second hand square
piano which | would like to trade for
a big fresh COW with calf at her side.
500 L. F. Hans Der & -
For fine separator butter call on
Chas. Folschow on the CHATTER farm.
Delivered at your house, zoe the year
round. A trial will convince you of
its excellence.
Miss Ella Anderson is now EN-.
ployed at the steam laundy. We are
pleased to see that Mr.. Blume is
receiving such a liberal patronage as
to require an addition to the force.
Mrs. E. E. Ventionner received n
me sage Friday stating her father,
Jno. Murray, near Fairmont was not
expected to live. In company with
Ed. Murray and wife she drove to-
jackson to take train from there.
Durno is the star attraction and no
He performed many very
clever tricks, his most difficult being
the trunk trick. Many other feats of,
magic brought forth great applause.
The Ottawa Free Trader !
Chas. Folschow, residing on the,
Cha fer farm and who has inst en-,
gagged in making separator butter for;
the trade. desires to encourage other
enterprises as we'll as endeavor to-
build up his own, has become a
patron of the Daily Advance. I
The following joke is going the,
rounds of the city: If Postmaster
Coughran should 60 to Chicago and.
be eaten up by one Of the bears id
the geological gardens, what time Of
day would it be- The answer is 81
(ate) p. N. !
A. Oberman and Geo. Miller re:
turned Friday afternoon from Brock
enridge where Mr.. Oberman has
selected piece of land which he is
endeavoring to purchase. While
there they saw Mr.. Beeson and re-
port tue family all we'll.
Mrs. Mary Helm, we'll known to Ad.
rian people, was married Tuesday at
Heron Lake to N. Weiuandt. sr., a
well'to'do Jersey township farmer.
Rev. Father Vondenburg performed
the ceremony. The couple will reside
On the groom's farm near Brewster.
Democrat, Adrian. The A dvan 9
extends congratulations.
Mic Wagner, of Bigelow, arrived
lere Saturday on bis return from a
isit to Germany. He has been ab-
ent about eight months, and visited
be Paris exposition. Mic says there
plenty of good looking girls in this
ountry 80 it wasn't necessary to
ring one back with him. i
Frank Sundberg made a trip out to {
is old farm Friday and found the ,
resent owner, P. 81. Alderman, max.
'g some improvement by building a
hlcken house, stable and putting ,
own well. The we'll is now down
bout sixty feet and no water. At a
epth of about fifty feet,in blue clay,
IL we'll men found a piece of oak
God about six inches long, having
'e appearance of having been chop
ed from tree. The find was quite j
I unusal one. e
G. M. Crandall made a trip to Lu- a
'rne Friday evening. Among the b
oints that attracted his attention Il
as the neatness of the streets. made
comment by the condition of the
lephone and electric light poles. u