The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21

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John Ramage unloaded = car o q
handsome buggies Friday. ! '.5s....s
Byron I; Lax Grange, of Brewster,
was in town Friday on business. ..ss A \
I. Dan She'll is home again since the
adjournment Of the legislature. as s n
Miss Stella Wilburn left for her
hom- at Sibley Friday to spend
Sunday: 5% ~ } u. r,y f., 4 \ NJ
a.. g. Kadesky; made a business
trip to LETTERS this week returning
Saturday. l ny s., !. 4: 3S%5i
County Commissioners adorned
late Friday evening in time to 80 to
their home. i. ,:' Z NJ. Z ,5%. s$S
y ,Jens Peterson, Of Round Lake, il
visiting his brother, G. A. in this
city this week. 'JME
Miss Lillian Michael of Storm
Lake was the guest Of friends in this
city Saturday. 49,, .. ...34.& Il.
f. Mrs. M. I. Mann, of Portland Orc,
is visitins; ~ the residence of N. =.
Mann in this city. zs 5'
Mrs. Carl Anderson and family
left Saturday for their new home
in Alberta, Canada. Z
Willis Maxwell left Friday owe
ming for O'Niell, Mob, to engage il
the telephone business. :s
J.MShanahan is having q private
Office built in the main Office of his
supplement- works this week. \,
A gang OF chicken thieves are
operating in Clary addition and had
better watch . little out for they are
known. a
James Mulhan, Of Rock Rapids,
was in the city Saturday looking
after his land interests in this
county. 49, !.
The wind blow with such terrific
force Saturday as to break the large
plate glass in Frank Hickman's front
window. ~
JameeL L. Nance. father of E. l..
loft Saturday for Randolph. Neb.,
where he will. make his home this
J.. NJ. Shanahan sold to Mr.. Bishop
a high grade Concord buggy Thurs
day, Mr., Bishop is General Agent
for tho j. Lease Threading Machine
Co, IL, AAnksto. Mr.. Bishop took
tho rik to Aanlato for. his own use.
This shows that shanahan . vehicles
have ! reputation elsewhere - well
- Worthington and vicinity. ~
+ Miss Bessie Anderson of Sioux
Fall 8. D: arrived Saturday abe viii
assume charge Of the kitchen at the
Western House next Monday.
=. Word reached here late Saturday
afternoon that Mr.. Harden's sister
died in Ottawa, Neb., Thursday
March IL. Mr.. Harden left Monday
last week and was present during
her Last moments. =
A delightful panty was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mackay at their
cozy home Friday evening. About
sixteen invited guests were. present
and enjoyed the evening in games,
music and refreshments. When it
comes to entertaining Jim and his
good wife are right in line.
On Thursday afternoon az Mr..
Christ Solmonson and old Mr.. Gerel-
son were driving ten head Of cattle
on tho Lake the whole number broke
through the thin ice and had not
assistance reached in time would
have drowned, fortunately the &C.
cident happened near shore or all
would have persisted as the cattle
were fast in the ice.
Do not neglect your piano Klein
mex, the piano tuner is now in town
While he has a large number of in
to repair, but when they
are finished he will not linger here
a the calls at other towns are too
numerous and important to neglect. |
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Miss Carrie Merchant of Benton
is the guest Of her cousin
Mrs. Williams Haw kins in this city.
I Two registered Aberdeen
Angus bulls and one register
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