The Worthington advance., 1902-07-04

I'M. e. Fish left Saturday on busi-
meas trip to Window.
| The stone work on the new M. E
Church began Saturday.
Miss Clara Anderson is clerking in
1T. Branigan's store on tenth
street this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tolverson re-
turned home Friday afternoon, are
now at home ON Seventh avenue.
Prof Porter left Saturday morn
ing for Austin where he will conduct
summer school for a short time.
Chas Deran of Lake City Iowa
is the guest Of his cousin in this
city Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Brown.
Chas King, postmaster at Org was
doing business In the city Saturday.
81. NJ. Palm left on the early
freight on the Omaha road Saturday
bound south.
Marshal Roshon run in a fellow
Saturday who was trying to sell
cheap jewelry in the homes of the
city.
Miss Ida Clark closed her school
in the Bigelow district last week
and returned to her home in this
city Friday.
Mrs Fred Chiles left for her home
in Sioux Falls Saturday morning
after pleasant visit with her many
friends in this city.
E.C. Pannen had force of men
moving John Tolverson s household
goods from the car to their new
home on seventh avenue Saturday.
Miss Blanch Runyon of St. Paul
arrived Saturday morning and will
spend the summer with her cousins
Miss Maud and Lee Runyon in this
city.
The noon train on the Mitchell
branch of the Omaha road was two
hours late Saturday on account of a
accident to the engine near Sioux
Falls.
The sign, ''Neck shave cents
Extra" now stares patrons of the
barber shops in the face when they
enter the tonsorial parlors of this
place.
Mrs. NJ. Behan and daughter Ella,
mother and sister of j. E. Behan OF
Elk township returned to their home
in Sheldon Saturday after a pleasant
visit with friends in this vicinity.
Mi. and Mrs. Mari of Ellsworth
(forlner Miss Emiline Johnson)
werein the city Friday guests of
L. W. Brown. They we're returning
to their home from their wedding
trip. \,
Mrs. Frank Martin and daughter
Ethel, wife and daughter of former
editor of the Worthington Globe,
but now of Pontiac, ILL.,, arrived
Tuesday and will be the guests OF
her sister Mrs. S. A. Roshon for a
few weeks.
The morning train on the Rock
Island road will run through to
Spirit Lake thus enabling any of our
people who desire to, chance to go
there and back the same day leaving
Spirit Lake at $50. Reduced rates
on that day, fare 81. 50 for round trip,
July Fourth.
O. R. Mannen, representing the
West Supply Company of St. Paul
was in the city Saturday and sold
Dieckhoff three big heating boilers,
one for Bank of Worthintgon, one
forC C. j. Smiallwood' residence and
the other for Fl. D. Moller's new
residence in Clary addition.
The many friends in this city OF
Henry .Footh will be glad to learn
that he has gone into business fol
himself at Westbrook Minn., having
bought out an implement house al
that place and will keep and sell the
old reliable McCorimck Machine.
Henry's numerous friends are
i confident of his success.
! Mrs. Dean of Norfolk Neb., who
lived in Worthington about five
years ago was in the city Friday
While waiting for the train, she
called on Mrs. Thurston. She is
on her way T., Magnolia to visit he1
children. She says her husband
died happy in the Lord some time
Eap0. The body was taken to Mag