The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15
2. q. Town loft Tuesday for Sc

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Tuesday.
-. Geisell il now working for
Henry Pfeil.
sA Leistioo sold two ans span of
horses Monday.
J. 8. Frink and wife returned from
Luverne Friday. ......: ..s=
f F. 9. Turner loft Monday for q
trip inLyon county. & ). !. ,ssz !.
Chris Peterson i i'll with small
pox at Heron Lake. ~ 1. { T.
e J. II. Denton, Of Graham Lakes
was in town Monday. .:..@.@. :
Rev. Schmidt is holding meetings
at Lake6eld on Sunday. : =. :.
Mrs. ]. s. Ramsge and daughter
returned home Monday. T. --r. = I.
r. II. Dieckhof's family arrived
Saturday from New Richland.
Mrs. E. Dolan. returned Monday
afternoon from visit TO st. Paul.
Herman Doeden has about finished
hauling rock for Jno. Rippberger.
Henry APPLE, 81, of Elk, will move
to Worthington some time in May.
E. J. Olson, Of Superior, Iowa, was
in town Monday looking after his
property. )
| A. r. Albertus and wife left Tues
day for jackson to visit friends and
relatives.
Clyde Jones and sister May left
Monday to attend college at Ceda,
Rapids, Ia.
! Nels Hokeness, Of Wilmont, was in
town Tuesday and was det ined by
q sick horse,
! Rev. Bronson writes from Slaytou
that they are having interesting
meetings there.
J s. j. Snyder, of Sioux Falls, stop
ped over Friday to:visit Ira Mishle1
and A. L. Caldwell.
i A party named Cummings wa.
brought here from Adrian Friday K
serve sentence for being intoxicated
I : Jos. Ferguson was released Mon
, day he being isolated to await re
suits Of exposure 10 contagious dis
ease.
i Oscar Sterling arrived from Wor
ington on Monday and will reside j,
:! tho neighborhood permauently-Pi]
lager Post.
\ Mrs j. Fitch and Miss Prue Tow
! went to St. Paul Monday night re
!. presenting the W. r. O., at the an
i nual meeting.
Fred Tuttle returned Thursda,
from q visit in Illinois. He expect
soon to work on one Of the througl
passenger trains.
J. Frank Hansberger return d Nor
day night from Ohio. He reports
good trip and disposed of his car {
horses quite readily.
{ Mrs. John Milton, husband an
child, of Ransom township visited a
home of her father G. W. Dow owe
i Saturday and Sunday.
il M.E.Lawton was released fromqua
rantine Monday afternoon. Th
other members of the family expee
to be, the last of the week.
I A Hamilton. Day affair took plac
J on the depot platform saturda
evening, but did not result as SER
) [ously. Very little bleod was spilled
/ Friehds Of Rev. G. w. Merrill hav
received letters from him in which b
Estates they are we'll and he has in
: creased about forty pounds in weigh
M. J. Murphy of Ellswo. tn wa
reelected president of the North
i western Iowa Retail Lumberman'
iassociation, at Sioux City Thursda
last.
The jackson Board of health TO,
bid the holding of an election eau
Gus, 90 there are no nominations fo
village officers. At election Tues
day voters will vote at random.
Nels Dahlbergs ! returned fron
Joliet, Illinois, last Friday, accom-
panied by one OF his daughters VIII
has been making her home ther
with relatives. .-lound Lake Graph
Authentic eports state that Rount
Lake has appoi ted an officer to NEE
all trains from the north and If any
passengers from Worthington get of
arrest them. This 10 inconsistent
when people from Round Lake ar.
leoming here almost daily. 80 =
W. G. Taylor received a letter from
his parents who are visiting in Penn
sylvania, recently in which they state
that small pox is 90 prevalent thert
that neighbore are afraid to visit one
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