The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-23

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Rev. Thomas Hanbly, lectured at.
Ellsworth Friday night. >s> u sS.
Ed. McMaaus returned to biz
home at Sibley, Iowa, Friday.
J.. n. staubus left Saturday for
Window on business trip. - ;.4 n
Chas. slade, Of Adrian, was in the 4
lefty Friday enroute home from big
trip up north. r." =. ~. 2.
Daniel Rohrer, who is quite sick
at the home Of NJ. 81. Damon, is re-
ported as being little better. =@. pa
Thomas Edwards of Round Lake
has accepted q position in this city
with Frank Turner, in his co..l 81
fee. .> .@
Dan Devaney Of st. Paul is visit
ing his mother Mrs. Levine in this
city this week. He is employed on
the st. Paul News. {. 4
Mrs. ". B. Stone, Of Lansing
Mich, arrived Saturday morning
for = visit at the home of her.
brother J,H. Cakes. .y<.l
Mics Florence Lewis is clerkng in
Murdock and Hoover's store during
the temporary absence of Miss
Carrie Allen for 4 few days.
The Congregational church or
chestra furnished music v for the
Christian Endeavorsocial at Read
ing Friday evening. ..x.3
Arthur Palm, of Parkersbug
West Virginia, arrived Saturday TO
visit his brother Geo. and family
before the latter leaves for Colorado.
Mrs. Ed. Gardner, who has beena
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Palmer in this city, left for
Garpenter, S. d. Saturday morning.
T. G. Nicholson and wife, Of St.
James, were in the city Saturday
; where they will visit a few days be-
fore their departure for California.
i Mrs. Parker, daughter OF Peter
1Uhomson, returned to her home in
aSioux Falls, Friday after a pleasant
wisit:at the ,home of her parents lin
this city. !.
! Willard Orever, of the jackson
1County Times, was the guest OF
+ This parents in this city Sunday. He
1lik.s his new position at Heron Lake
very much.
I'm q .lstter received from Fred
aMarding, Of Walla Walla, WASH, he
lsaid they were the happy parents ct
Ia pair Of nice babies, z boy and e
jairl, all WAS well. ~. - 7 ~. ~: ;. u y;
1 Mrs. Howard b. Drake left Friday
for her home in Morgan Park,
Chicago after:a pleasant visit ct the
home of her parents in this city, W.
ID. McNair and family.
| Ed. Wolven shipped his boat over
land to Big Stone Lake Thursday
morning in charge of Mr.. Thurston
| who goes to dosome breaking for q.
". PATTERSON in that neighborhood.
! Mr. Jones living five miles west OF
town gave a delightful evening party
to a number of their friends Friday
|evening which was a decided sue
cess. A number from town were
present and speak in the highest
terms of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones as en-.
tertainers.
Mrs. Forsyth and daughter and
a daughter. Of b. I. Tmpp left Tues
day for st. Louis to secure treat
ment for Mrs. Forsyth q child which
is afflicted with infantile paralysis.
They arrived there alright, and a
phyician says now, it will require a
years treatment to help the child.
The C. E. social at the Presby-
terrain Church Friday evening was
well attended, the society realizing
twenty dollars. Dieckhoff's or
chestra was present and rendered
some fine music. He has two ex-
cellent players added to the number
in MIR. Breilein and the new barber,
j. M. Addigton, tuba and violin
players.
DR.. Conway, of Wellington, one
OF the parties interested in the re-
cent purchase of the Queen Bee
Mill, took advantage Of the large
number of millers who were in the
city and took several of them
through the mill. They made a