The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-16

st. James schools are closed on
account Of case Of smallpox.
Brazilian Millet seed, and good
seed corn for sale. j. s. Firth go.
N For Sale Cheap-A good Eagle
corn cultivator J. s. Firth 9-3.
Clarence Swanson, Of Adrian,
transacted business in the city Mon.
day.
Editor Smith, of the Herald, made
a business trip to Adrian Monday
night.
Ed. Cooper the stock man Of
Adrian was doing business in this
city Monday.
John A. Anderson, of Magnolia,
was the guest Of friends in tho city
Tuesday night.
| Mr.and Mrs. Stiles. Of Connecticut,
are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Bigelow, u.
Mrs. F. n. Rhodes, OF Denvsr,
Col, is tho guest Of her aistsr A1s
Adrian, OF this city this week.
Ny Jack viii b st Frank Ksna-
al1s barn evsry day in tho. week.
rs J. q, Firth. Frank Kendall
: For Sale or Trade-Village prop.
sRty with OF without buildings fo1
oteck. VIM. Mclean. ~.
Three saloons in the village of
Adrian we're closed by the mayor
Monday for violating the Sunday
closing ordinance.
Miss frankie, Clark spent Sunday
at home. Her school at Wilmont will
not expire until July. She enjoys
teaching very much.
Mrs. F. G. Bennett, Of Belle
Fouche, S. D. who was the guest
over Sunday of Mrs. S. v. Wyckoff,
returned home Monday.
The annual sale of land for delin-
quent taxes was held in the Auditors
Office at the court house Monday.
The list was the smallest for years.
Earl Cutler, unloaded a car of
cement this week. His patrons
many in number are crowding him
for new walks. Mr.. Cutler has
been very successful with his walk
tn ey standing the cold and frost
in good shape. Cement walks are
also the aeatest and cheapest at
the present time.
+ Tightening struck the barn of
Chas Anderson, who lives at LIE
Mars on section five, south east
quarter, Elk, last Friday night.
The shingles were torn off but did
not set a fire even though it passed
through some dry hay. There were
horses in the barn but they were
uninjured.
Otto Beriman, aged 10 years old
living with his parents in Elk town.
ship and who has been afflicted
with measle g, pneumonia and heart
trouble for some time died Sunday
night. The family have not lived
in that vicinity but a short time
and the blow is hard one. The
entire community extends to the
bereaved family sympathy in this
the hour of their affection.
Mrs. A. S. Firth, left. for St. Paul,
Tuesday to consult with an eye
specialist. Mrs. Firth's little baby
playfully thrust it's finger in her
eye few weeks ago, the sharp little
finger nail cutting through and
entirely destroying the sight of one
eye. She has suffered intense pain
and unable thus far to find relief.
It is hoped after an operation she
will be fully restored to her former
condition.
Lieut. Col. .Marggets and Staff
Capt. Waite, of Minneapolis, were
in the city few days ago, and de-
cided they would not maintain the
Salvation Army here for about
three months, on account of the
warm weather coming on, then
there will be new officers sent here
and the work will go on as usual.
Liuet! Co.., Marggets said, ''he was
not going to stop till he whipped
the devil''
Mrs. Thompson, with the two
from Children's Home,
is here TODAY and will he here to-