The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-04-18
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to Ashton Saturday.
Mrs. N. G. Anderson, returned
Saturday from visit at Vinton Ia.
Miss. Grace Reed, of Pipestone, is
a guest of Mrs. F. E. Walker, this
week.
Two of our most prominent young
men have purchased = business on
10th street. -"
Miss Clara Anderson returned
home from . visit at Sioux Falls FIJI
day evening.
J. F. Green took out from Shana-
han g agricultural depot an elegant
top buggy, Friday. t.,
Mrs. T. G.. Nicholson of st.
James passed through here Sturdy
enrou3e for Sioux City: -,-.
DR.. Dolan now occupies in his
drives, one Of those popular rubber
tired .bdggies handled b.. shanahan.
]. A. Darling returned Saturday
from San Pedro Cal, where he had
been all winter visiting relatives.
Rev. J. Winslow Brown, of
Minneapolis, was the guest of Rev.
G. Fl. Curtis between trains Satur-
day.
Mr. A. s. Holly of Sioux Falls
arrived Thursday and is the guest of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Anderson in this city.
Mrs. r. a.. Belknap of Osakes,
MINI, arrived Friday evening being
called here on account, of the death
of her mother Mr.. Geo. Dow. X:
T. A. Palmer sold and s6i1Ped
one Of his fine organs TO I. Hendy
of Modesto, Sanisians county, Cali
fornia, Saturday. Tom business is
extending out in the business world.
Harry Smith and wife who were
formally employed at Helmicks
restaurant were in town Friday en-
route for Org where Mr.. Smith will
have charge of tho Omaha depot at
that place.
Engineer Goodrich A. A. Goodrich
and family expect to move from St.
James to Worthington this spring.
Mr.. G.. will have run from the
latter place to Sioux City.-St.
James Gazette.
Chas Hornstihe returned from
Eddie county, Minnesota, the fore
part of the week where he purchased
800 acre of land. Mr.. Hornstine
is loud in his praise of that county
and has great hope for the future.
: =: The high school baseball tea m
has received a challenge from
Wilmont and game will probably
be arranged for April 20. As the
Wllmont nine is not strictly high
school our team will be strengthened
by addition of several players who
do not attend school,
Rev. Father Sands informs us
that he expects to build three
churches this summer-one ut
Window, one at Brewster and one
at Worthington, which demonstrates
that when it comes to hustling the
reverend gentleman don't mean to
be outdone. Times, Heron Lake.
Henry Tooth, formerly with J.D.
,Humiston, afterwards III the agri-
cultural business at Wilmont, has
again taken up has residence in
Worthington and we are glad to
have such hustling young men as
Henry located here. He will occupy
Aug Segerstrom's house opposite
r.. L. Morland's.
= J.E. johnson while at work in the
Swedish elevator Friday afternoon
stepped on rusty nail which caused
very painful and perhaps serious
wound. DR.. Manson was called
in to dress it. Mr.. johnson suffered
intense pain all night Friday and
his friends are somewhat alarmed
as to the result. :
The Worthing ton high school
baseball nine will play the Window
high school team next Saturday,
April 10th. It is desired that a large
crowd accompany the boys as the
Window people assure them of a
good time. The fare is about $1.25
round trip. Go with the boys and
tt.whoop 'er up" for Worthintgon.
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