The Worthington advance., 1901-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.
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Rev. Talmage Witt, the boy preach n
er, from Jennerstown, Penn, will
preach at the Methodist chnrch next a
Sunday morning at the usual hour.
Rev. Schmidt left Wednesday for {
Lakeficld.
Thos Prideaux went to St. Paul
Wednesday.
E. 3. Nelson made a trip to Esther
vile Tuesday.
w. w. Loveless and wife are both
on the sick list.
julius Palm now has the frame
work of his new house up.
Walter Aagaard made business
trip to St Paul Wednesday.
Go to A. j.. Kannal for carriage
and sign painting. feb l
The Swedish Mercantile company
hold their annual meeting Monday.
A. W. Fagerssrom left Wednesday
for Gowrie, la., to recuperatein health.
Mrs. r. V. O. Bartlett is entertain
ing her sister, Clara jackson, from
Waterloo.
A. j. Kannal and wife have been
quite sick of late, bnt he is able to
bs around again.
Scot Meacham, living six miles on
the jackson road lost a valuable horse
Wednesday by falling in all old we'll
D NJ. Wahl. from, of St. Peter,
Superintendent of the college there
will conduct the services in the
Swedish Lutheran churcn Sunday
morning and evening.
The depot employees furnished
handsome lot Of cut flowers for the
funeral of Mrs. Harry Wicklund Tuss
day afternoon, as a token Of sympa
thy tc the bereuved husband anc
children.
The heavy wind Tuesday evening
blew down the street arc circuit Wire
at the Allen House. The current wa
at once cut off so that there would b.
no accident from coming in contac
with a live wire.
W. G. Wyatt, Of Bigelow, was il
town Wednesday, aud reports hi
family all we'll. He says the repor
of their sickness probably originated
because they were secluded to wal
Developments but so far they are al
right.
"Mr. N. l.. Baker, basso Of tn
Quaker Co., sang at First NJ. +
church last evening and convulsee
the audience. His equal as an imi
tator has never been heard in Omaha
Everything he did was revelation.
Omaha Bee.
Beginning Feb. 10th, a series o
special evangelistlo meeting will b
held in the Presbyterian church
Rev. R. A. Walton, who has bee1
very successful as an evangelistic il
the east. will speak every evenin!
for about three weeks.
Mrs. Waterman, of BigeIow, cam
up here to have some dental wor
done and only succeeded in havip|
one tooth pulled, when she becam
sick and was taken to the home ofMl
Congdon near the creamery. Sh
was able to return home Saturday.
DR.. Laagerstrom, Of St. Peter, ha
wide reputation as pipe orga
player and it is with considerabl
difficulty that it is possible to &c
him here and only through the effort
of Influential friends. He will b
here al the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening, Jan 25th.
Thos. Prideaux, who has been i
charge of the Hubbard & Paine
ELEVATOR at Brewster returned hom
Friday, the company having close
the house there for the season. H
is undecided what he will do unit
the elevator is opened again.
II should think people in towl
would take the Daily to know what i
going on, not only the doings of tn
day, but meetings of different chara
cter, socals, lost and found, for sale
for rent, and many other it ms, som
time those not taking the Daily ma:
lose more than the price.
The Pioneers held installation cere
monies and social Thursday night, en-
joying progressive crokinole othe
games, and an oyster supper making
very pleasant evening. If goo(
oyster cook is wanted at any time w
advise calling on H. V. Millar, b.
cooks them to the taste of an cpl
curian.
"Edward Harley's rendition of c
Whites boa ant;f,1l s0nu INV NV