The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-05-03
10 AL NEWS 1

I. h; 5't1 Is$. LOCAL NEWS. y 81 s
n, fMrs. q. j. Smallwood left Fr,dar
for St. Paul. s4.,s S# s E.s. !.
Toney schaefer, of Owatonna, was
greeting bis gid friend- mere Friday
sS ~, s.. Wright. q Winnsbago City,
il now emplyyrd 40 clerk at =. Peter
Lewis. ys y. ~, r, J q i
NJ The benches in the Swedish 1uth.
Sheran church are being retinished
this week. h ~. :'.> T.,
M Mr.. John :Wicklund and children,
Brewster, visited at the home of Nels
johnson Tuesday, ,z#S IL II } ~
" Fl. Gretteman, of Without, return
ed Thursday from visit at Carol
H., with his parents.
= w. G. Taylor will soon commence
some improvements on the house OF
WA. Lackey, Brewster. Z
\ A.iE. Hart, the new wool merchant,
: is now living in the Dirty house va.
Gated by Conductor Lyon. I -.
1: 4 Miss Elsie Palm visited at the home
Of her grand parente, Nels Olson's,
out in the country Thursday. X " !
4 Miss Christina Johneon returned
home "Wednesday after a months
visit with her sister in Brewster.
/. B. Anderson who came out here
from Pennsylvania is now learning the
carpenter trade with W. G. Taylor.
4. D. W. Chute and Geo. Doeden have
purchased tho Paulson block in north
end Of town and will build it up;
/. \. The ladies Of the NJ. E. church will
hold a market of eatables the first
Saturday of May. Location has not
been selected:
q. w. Patterson acc ompanied by
o. G. Northrnp, Mr.. Wood, who lives
north Of town, and Mr.. Erickson OF
Brewster. left Friday on trip to the
northern part of the state.
Frank Hansberger, of Baltimore,
Ohio, arrived Friday for a visit with
his brother and will 60 out on the
ranch in South Dakota when it is
opened. -,
Golf & Gibson opeu their new
grocery Saturday. They have a nice
neat store we'll filed with new stock
of groceries. Their many friends
will wish them success in the bust
The Yousg Peoples society OF the
Lutheran church had large attend:
ance Wednesday night. It vac de-
;cfded byt the societya toa have: their
meeting room :papered before long.
also other improvements made.
y Hugh Barry has beeen measured
for a uniform and as soon as received
expects to take a position as brake
man on an Omaha passenger. train.
He went to St. Paul Thursday night
to get the uniform.
i tits unnecessary to order the wo-
men to clean house, but it is neces-
sary to order the men =. to- clean up
their back yards. The surroundings
about a house are often neglected,
much to the detriment of the health
of d community. i. >,~,""~-
Julius Palm has secured contracts
for the following. buildings: A cot
tage for j. D. Pratt, on Seventh aven-
ue, q house for Miss Hastings 2oxA
end another one for Mr.. Nance Gary
addition. r.
y Nine persons united with tue NJ
E. church Sunday morning. making
one hundred new members since Rev,
Carl A. Anderson has been pastor
here. He is deserving OF much credit
for the successful work he has &C.
'complished. ':
1%s, ~ go.
III W. Crever and Jno. Mosher took
the first bath Of. the season IL Lake
Okabena, Saturday. They were out
fishing on the other side Of the lake
when buIlbead Topped it's tail and
overturned the boat. .They went in
10 the water up 70 their necks and
were able to wade ashore and walk
home, =. T. u T. ~. S::. =, * \ -
e The heavy rain caused the earth TO
settle on 10Th. and 4th avenue Sun:
day wher sewer had been dug for the
catch basin, making quite 9 mole IN