The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17

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shoe tohbery. II " M n alSS
.D.sB. Kumler made y Zip " ader
IA Lake Monday n u III. N Isls3s ssSs
Aiss Clara Plideaux il nt'' a a,llll''
TO be atthe Office. \ sBl:5 ssss
S8 John James 3 now drilling ~ S t1el!
for DavissB rothers. III 5gB ;s.s ss3f
AT Dan Chute il building an ice hoilssee
near his meat market. sS 5 MA, "
4G ). II Scott left Mo day o SsS s'tt
Paul as q grand Petit Jalror. s5E's sSg
X X. Adolph .Anlo ndson and wife hi Ri
| turned home Saturday morning D M
Mis-. P.sy 9. Christensen let turned \ !. a
! to her !, me at Lnyelna, sS'at anll sal
| Miss Mile Ind sen leaves Mon
day for 4 her home at Vernaiilllllo "a
South Dakota 3 3s M Nj. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Gould will
leave Sunday for Minneapolis. s for e =
few days visit. S.. S@% !, 4, .ss3
j.. M: Shanahan has recently,
placed orders for two car loads o Of
the latestSand all styles of buggieeas.;
=; "A. G.4@ Kadesky moved his LII l.
ivervne stock here, Friday, into the
Wilson building next. to Shanahans
John Hornstine OF Benton County
iowa is visiting his brother Henry
and contempt purchasing farm q !.
: John Ramage has, returned from ON
Omaha where he: purchased q arsss
load Of fine buggies for the coming
season. e. * $sS 81 s .Ss
y Dave Bvovosky has returned at'o,
:Wortihntgon, from L4yerne and 1Is
will have charge Of Mr. Kadesky 's5
new store, a@.jys,%. st$ss?,: Y gs5Isis
- DR.. Walker and wife left Monday.
afternoon for Chicago Heswill 5be|
absent three OF four weeks for the,
post graduate course: - f l}s. ay:s w
J. j f.. Johnson, formerly located at
Northrop with Hubbard and Palmer
elevator company is now located
at Heron Lake with the same firm.
Henry Hornstine recently sold $|A.5
~Obermau. ten pigs that weighed
$500, MI. Hornstine evidently known
how to raise hogs that will bring in
a good revenue. ><.. y 5 55SiS5ss
= A. w. ,Hakes Of Sioux Falls IS
now employed as clerk in Road Dad
master Longs office. He will move
his family here as soon as a suitable
house can be- procured. 5s;:.< & 15sa
y Fnank Lane has purchased one
hundred n and III Nenty5 acre u farm
near Peoria, 81 eighty III
dollar PEI acre and ex pee IS \ u may
there next week to- make their
future home I; i !. lf,s %,ls$ y 81.
vi IT is reported that Gleason Bro
theirs who were boring I; well for A.
c. Anderson near Round Lake were
obliged to abandon the work after
reaching a depth Of one hundred and
fifty four. feet >% "a n a. LA @S%.. ~,
+ Newton Fauskee returned Friday
night from the northern partaof the
state. 4 Newton looks as it his sur
roundings We're conducive to good
.health,as lie weighs nearlytwo hun
Sdred pounds. 4: $$ 81 $$$.
~ Friday afternoon after T., L.
Mitchell Il had I finished saving wood
and before the saw had ceased to
reyolve, Chas Rice who was assisting
il the saving passed, the: saw, |
touching it with his hand, not
Observing that: it was still il motion, /
infictilg a severe wound on all Of
the fingers Of the right hand.+1s; |
"a party was rendered +: Henry APPEL
Friday evening. in honor of his
silky, sixth birthday by his old
friends There were about silky
present. Refresh1nen ts5 were served
Ind a most enjoyable time passed.
Presents we're presented. & d..
The following officers Of the G:
AR post were recently installed,
! B. Newkirk COM y: A. Mosher !
,en.5: Vice, a. Prideaux Jun. Vice,
! p Shepard, Qparter,na r. B. !
'lotts adjntant, J ] ?. Vail officer or
he day, y \ H. Scott Chaplain, M.
'urnett, Sentry. 81 ]$5 ! 5.5.5 S:5
"a surprise party was tenderd {,
IL. and Mrs Frank Lane at their a
ONE Friday evening, ~ about i
evenly Of their friends. Mrs. Lane :
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