The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-24

f'Rsv. Moeller of Brewster No. IN
| town Friday. T. ',N-;t ,zr 't&i45s
r. Thompson, Of Rushmore, tlr1 trans \
acted business here Friday.
| A. r. Latta was q Luverne visitor
Friday to see the high grade poultry
James Gibson, ST., is on the; sick
list with erysipilas and carbnanclee.e..
J: j. Bingham was apoultry show
visitor at Luverne, Friday after
noon. t.Y8%%4
E. F. Whitney and wife:went to
Luverne Friday afternoon totake in
the poultry show.
A concert will be given IN the
Fitzgerald school house, where Miss
Jeanette Bliss teaches, Friday, Jan.
31st. [4G
Mrs. G. A. Forbes returned home
Thursday afternoon on the Burling:
ton. Miss Maud will be absent un-
til June.
&C. Christensen was a visitor
here Friday enroute home, Luverne.,
from attending the Lumberman 3
convention at Minneapolis.
A. P. Darling went to Crookston
Saturday. He has purchased a half
section four miles and a half from
town, and makes this trip to inspect
ten quarters in that vicinity b !
The entertainment by Magician
Laurant at Masonic hall Thursday
was not very largely attended, but
the performance was excellent, and
some features were better than
others of this character.
S. Kindiund attended the poultry
show at Luverne Friday. When hi
, got home, he found one of his hens
had laid an egg measuring six inch
, es and half in circumference ant
weighed three ounces and half 81
he concluded his poultry is alrigh
: yet.
The Minnesota Loan ant
J Investment Company ex
, poets to soon remove it's OF
flee to Minneapolis I |
, therefore requests those in
, debteu to it to call and pa,
\ what thov owe. =:
. A. G. Kadesky closed out his bus
; ness at Window and has opened hi
store in the Wilson building wit
stock of clothing of all kinds and
increasing the stock every day
= Having rented the building fo
three years he intends to settle dow
j here again, as he has concluded thi
the best town of them all for bus
y ness.
II A servant of Mrs. F. M. Manson
: discovered B. F. Thurber's house o
J 4th avenue occupied by J. K. Darb
\ on fire Thursday forenoon, as sh
= was out doors. She called to John
y daughter, and she called Bob Eas
! man, who was about the place. Bo
, procured a pail of water and ladd
\ ed, and extinguished the fire, whic
= had burned through the shingles c
D the roof. It was a timely discover
\ and in few minutes more woul
- have gained good Roadway.
y Mosdames A: N. and 81. N. Doug
. lass gave an home Friday, the guest
being entertained at Mrs. A. N
\ Douglass and refreshments served q
= Mrs. H. N. Douglass. About seven
y ty invitations were issued. Fac
\ guest was presented with a beauti
] full carnation, at their plate. Mre
\ j. Z. Salstrom, Miss Margaret Bit
gen, and Jos. Mackay, rendere'
] some fine music on nfandolins ant
guitars during the time of serving
refreshments. The occasion was .
8 very enjoyable one.
Mrs. John Frinke returned Wed
3 nesday to her home at Worthington
She had been visiting for several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Beers. young girl from
. Magnolia township was fined 81 in
Justice Webber's court Monday
afternoon for an assault on another
little girl of that township. In the
fight or scufae between the children
no great physical injury was inf1ict-
ed.--The Herald has information
that plans have been made for the
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