The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-09-06
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Miss Julia <Dsvaney let Friday
for Dundee. ~sg$s \, ~
Deputy Sheriff McNair loft Monday
night Tor st. Paul. T
Tho 18th y. =. Reg. passed through
here Friday for St. Paul. g.. ,~s~ ..
Will Oliver made business trip
to Sioux City, Thursday. .
Mrs. j. P. Peterson loft Thursday
for visit with relatives in Lakedeld.
Jos M.cksy went to wilmont Fri
day, to work in the Douglass elevator
Misses Stowell and Meredith, re-
turned Thursday evening from Spirit
Lake.
Misc Sophia Sterling left for the
twin cities Monday for . weeks visit
with friends.
The Burlington restaurant was
treated to 4 new coat OF paint Friday
by Mr.. Keller.
r. II. Torrance and Jos Mackay,
returned Thursday evening, from
their outing at Spirit Lake.
Mrs Ditty is very sick, suffering
very bad spells Thursday night. Her
recovery is considered doubtful.
Eugene Beckley left Friday, for
Perham, Mimi. whore he has q posi-
ton in four hundred barrel mill.
D. B. Kumler left for tho northern
part of the state Monday with an
excursion of land seekers.
Hans Saudt and wife Of Nerbraska
spent Sunday in the city. the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Amondson.
D. A. Haggsrd and wife of Algona,
Ia, was in town Thursday and Fri
day attending the funeral of his
mother.
Johnathan Peterson, Of Village
Creek, Ia, 10 visiting his sister, Mrs.
A. II. Segerstrom for couple OF
weeks.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid realized
$3.50 at the supper held at residence
of Mrs. Jas S. Ramage Thursday
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. r. NJ. Pierce left for her home
at Sioux Falls accompanied by Mrs
Ed. Lampbere and daugter who will
remain fer a couple weeks visit.
W. I. Carpenter of the Worthing'
ton telephone Ii 'esleft Saturday TO-
Adrian TO- assist in repairing II.
switch board at that place damaged
BY the recent storm.
Mr.. Rueben Pratt aged Sc years
old is quite sick at his home in this
city. The old gentleman's friends
are hoping for bis recovery, but one
of bis age it looks doubtful.
Mrs. Hallgren, wife of a prominent
Swedish minister of Chicago return
ed to her home Monday accompanied
by her daughter. They were guests
of A. G.. Hedberg while here.
The receipts at the Congregation
al social Thursday evening were mol
80 large as the first evening. Thu
Baptist church orchestra were pre-
sent. Net receipts of both evenings
were about $40.
Two gi,ls of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Ely
have came down with the smallpox
aud have been quarrantined. Tht
desease was prob bly, contracted from
a suspicious case that was travelling
with a threshing crew. Mr.. and Mrs
Ely reside in Dewald township.
Walter Collins and Albert Fauskee
the we'll known well-diggers of Wor
Ellington sunk aod completed a wei
for Geo. Weidman Saturday. Tht
" II is 256 feet deep, the-deepest one
ever dug with an anger. These gen.
tlemen are fast becoming popular in
their line of business.
Have you a sense of fullness in the
region of your stomach after eating
If so you will be benefited by using
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They also cure belchine
and sour stomach. They regulate
the bowels too. Price, Is cents. Sold
by all druggiste.,
A business session of the Baptist