The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-04-19
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F. g. Turner went to Heron Lake
Saturday TO inspect some real esta y,
III. r. Petit opened bis new meat
market adjacent to Palm Bros, FIJI
day FL t4sS ,1;..4s ig%. IS 5s
Julia Town entertained few of
her friends with d candy pull Friday
evening. "a 81. .- ". @@S" .2 ,#%
The Legislature having adjourned,
Senator Shell returned Saturday af.
telneon. 4. J. z rs d. \. @ - ~
A party was given at the residence
of F. a. Torrance Friday evening in
honor of Miss Lear. s* sszst III Il.
There was a far attendance a. the
Epworth Leegue social at c. W. ".
,:Dow's Friday evening.
Miss Rosa Pigman of Spafford left
for Lakefeld where she will attend
the spring term Of school.
Men are at work on the power
house grounds putting them in shape
for further imp, ovements. E&5#
Miss Alma Anderson returned
home Saturday from Adrian where
she has been teaching school. s
A. r. Aucutt has accepted posi-
ton of operating the creamery at
Bigelow and took charge Wednes-
| day. $3.50. %%.r
E. E. Salmon says he is going
| to purchase farm iere,E before he
returns. and move. back 10 this county
again. S,'8 "
Bert. Knisss lie erecting a $1,000
| barn on his farm in section sixteen
Summit Lake. This is good i'm:
provement. ~ NJ
The Tourist club contemplate
having a social nesting at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. r. Conway in the
near future.
Tee Congregational church have
purchased lot adjacent to A. r.
Blooms and are preparing to build a
parsonage, 80 :''. 553<sss
J. P. Helm of Brewster passed
through here Friday on his way to
Adrian to attend the unerel of his
brother-in- law JOS. r Ill.
Maurice Maxwell has returned
from Clear Lake S. D. where he has
been in the insurance business aud
has been quite successful, 1
F G. Albaugh, Of Herdon,i Virgin
ia, a nephew of 81 Jos. Lowe arrived
here Friday: night and expects TO-
make his future home here. >$ =
There were about twenty five cou-
! pies at the dance at the Masonic hall
Thursday night. The Heron Lake
orchestra furnished the music. s.&3.
The Xxx Century club held an
| evening session Friday at ?. the home
of Mrs. Emma Sibley, entertaining
the gentlemen. Refreshments were
served. I. Az /. 49,
Eraak Hansberger. returned Satur:
dayyfrom his Ohio trip. He came
via Omaha and brought back anoth-,
Ell: car OF horses, some of which, he
will sell here or take to his ranch IN
South Dakota. Il ~ 49,: y:
One thing was demonstrated BY
the partiea who attempted 70 work
the town by numbering. tho houses,
that the people are anxious to have
| the streets and houses numbered aed
done at once. The council should
| take the matter up and have it done.
A message reached this city Friday
| morning announcing the death of
Josph Roll, aged Is years, Of Adrian,
| of heart failnre: Mr.. Roll was one Of
the oldest and beat known citizens Of
tbs county, having come hese when
the country: was new. He has added
much to its now prosperous condi-
| ton. Funeral and interrment will
take place at Adrian Saturday fore
noon. He leaves a wife and five child
rem. - .>z-: - q - >S'T
The 6remen are preparing to get in
trim for the fremen's contest this
year. The contest will decide who
receives the prizes, now in associa-
ton, as their own property. Roy
Lewis, Walter Ager. John Mosher,
Maris Beeson, and George Mackay
have recently been added to the ros.
ter and will take part in the team.
Friday afternoon Chas. Gordon
while standing in front of J. P. Peter