The Worthington advance., 1901-01-18


humps. l
Mrs. Aug. Segerstrom is sick with til
be grip.
Miss Mollie Burdick, of the Allen v,
iouse has the mumps
Henry Pfeil is preparing to build v
IN addition on his house.
Frank Hansberger sold piano to b
parties in Ohio this week.
w. N, Dow is now employed in the t
Swedish Mercantile store.
Fred Dolheim has purchased a
new organ of Frank Hansberger. s
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. D Cramer
Saturday Jan. IL a daughter.
Henry Beutcher, of Bigelow is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. Yahn.
A. Schulze clerk at the Swedish
Mercantile store is on the sick list.
There were about fifty present at
the dancing school Friday evening.
G. H. Saulpaugh and wife returned
to their home at Mankato Saturday.
Miss Maggie DeVaney is now en-
ployed in the Globe office, St. Paul
A. G.. Lindgren has been appoint
ed cashier of the Exchange bank at
Adrian.
The fire department are going to
furnish their room with dozen arm
chairs.
| Mrs. E. L. Porter is entertaining
her sister Grace M. Brewer Of Mo-
line III.
Mrs. A. w. Lyon, of Minneapolis,
arrived Saturday for visit with re-
latives.
Mi Mona Olson went to Wilmont
to open her term of scho-l there
Monday.
The court house buildings at Sib'
. lev have been condemned by the
l grand jury.
Mrs. Wicklund is in very poor
, health and doesn't seem to gain
s strength at all.
8 Mrs. F. M. Manson is assistant 9th
Q room teacher during the absence Of
t of Miss Remele.
Archie Van Epps, son in-law o1
4 Landlord Allen left for his home Fri,
S day, Milford, Ia.
VIM. Poppen, brother-in'law o1
1 County Commissioner Tiemens, was
in town Saturday.
Arthur Mcintyre returned Satur.
day from visit at his home in Hill
Q nois and at Chicago.
! Geo. Smith manager of the St
Croix Lumber company at Reading
was in town Friday.
w. A. Funk has purchased 12,OO(
acres of land in Attkir county
6 Mankato Free Press.
g VIM. Miller, of Dewald, has adorned
|. his ONE with new organ purchased
q from Frank Hansberger.
Fred H. Tiemens, county commits
: sioner, was in town Saturday return
ing home from Mankato.
E. L. Schwartz has increased hi
shelving capacity and will add more
to accommodate new stock.
T. Hubbard Anderson, of Gibson, ar
= rved Friday morning to visit hi
father, James A. Anderson.
Miss Helen Kindlund, of Worth
ington, is visiting at the home o
Nels Nelson, of Indian Lake 'thi
. week.
e Geo. Freedom, who has been sick al
j. winter, has so far recovered as to b.
able to walk down town, but is quit
q weak yet.
r Lewis Foote, for whom an opera
e tion for rupture was performed few
days ago by Drs. Curran and Man
e son, is doing nicely.
O. j. Englund and Chas Chas. w
Sunnerholn, who left Friday ifo
Sweden will sail on the Saxoni;
Jan. 10Th from Boston.
John Rlppberger. who has beer
= with C. L. Peterson the past fou1
> years, will continue at the same ole
e stand with J. P. Peterson.
Chas. Campbell and wife, of Prince
ton, returned to their home Saturday
. after visit with Mrs. J. J. Parsons
!. a sister of Mrs. Campbell.
r Mrs. Geo. D. DAYTON entertained
3 her Sunday school class Friday even
! ing. Refreshments were served and
e a very pleasant time enjoyed.
e Aagaard & Barber sent a team tc
/. Kenneth with sleigh Friday, the
snow being sufficient to make sleigh
ing trife better than wheeling.
DR.. Walker incidently remarked