The Worthington advance., 1901-01-18

Mis- Lizzie Coffett, of Fulda, is at
No Allen House. ~
Rev. Schmidt returned from Lu.
erne Wednesday.
O. K. Oppen, of Prairie Junction,
vas in town Monday.
J. F. Taylor, of Sibly, transacted
business here Monday.
E. G.. Wilson is on the sick list with
The prevailing disease-the grip.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hul-
bert Tuesd y Jan. Is, twelve pound
son.
Henry Anderson and Bert Wells
left Tuesday for toe northern part of
the state.
Mrs Mueller and son of Brewster,
were guests of Mrs. E. L. Schwartz
Monday night.
J. A. johnson is out with Saxon &
Amondson's engine shredding corn
for G.. w. Patterson.
Rev. G. F. Bronson lef: for Lake
field Wednesday to attend confer
ence of Baptist ministers.
Richard Elliott and family returned
Saturday from visit with relatives
and friends in OBrien county,.
F. Tarr and Richard Elliott, two of
Hersey township hustling farmers
transacted business here Monday.
Henry johnson, prosperous far
mer of Graham Lakes township
transacted business at the county
capitol Monday.
Chas. Crozier, of St. James, wal
down Monday evening to attend th'
Workmen installation and visitee
friends Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Lutterman, employed
at Helmick's was obliged to- go t.
her home in the country Monday o.
account of sickness.
S. P. johnson and B. F. Chute lef
Tuesday to look over real estate a
Clayton, Wis. and vicinity. The.
E were joined by E. Eby.
DR.. Dolan has rented the vacan
f rooms over Torrance's store for of6c
rooms. This will disappoint th
Tourist club as they contemplated
= using these rooms for their meetings
S A party was given Monday evening
by Miss Minnie Shattuck at her HON
in honor of Miss Gertie Dow's birth
day. Quite a numb7r of friends wer
present enjoying refreshments an
very pleasant time.
Jack Tanahan, working on the ic
for E. G. Pannell, feeling feveris
Tuesduy and fever being an ind
cation of the grip and as ice waite
baths are often used to subdue fever
Jack slid into the lake. It is safe t
I say the fever was subdued.
Fred Bitner is having seriou
time with what at first appeared to b
J. slight injnry of one of his finger
: A few days ago he cut the finge
since which time blood poison has Sc
s in and is causing him considerab]
e severe pain and his friends som
alarm.
Last Wednesday evening fiftee
. members of Agnes Sterling,daughte
: of Chas. Sterling, Sunday scho,
class gathered at her home in homo
l. of her tenth birthday, presenting he
II with her beautiful Bible. Refresl
is ments were served and a very pie;
sant time enjoyed.
Il DR.. Laagerstrom, of Gustav
e Adolphus College. has been secure
q to give a pipe organ recital in th
Presbyterian church, Friday evenin!
Jan. 25th. He has a state reput;
:, tion as an artist on these instrument
y, Other entertaining features will /
added and particulars given later.
j. w. and E. R..Nelson have lease
n the dairy route of L. M. Bliss takin
a effect Tuesday morning. The
leased everything now used in tn
D business, Mr.. Bliss remaining on th
r farm for the present: He has ha
! had very successful business it
hoped that the boys will do equal
as we'll. Mr.. Bliss has been havin
:, poor health and is almost obliged t
: retire from the business to preserv
hir health.
| John Kindstrom is reported on tn
sick list with severe attack of lun
| trouble. .. .Chas. Northrup and wifi
were up to the county seat yesterda
D to consult a physician relative to hi
q wife's health. He informed us tha
a trip would have to be made to tn
Rochester hospital, where Mrs. North
rup will have a surgical operation