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

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~ lands in Dakota and Kansas,
and money to loan on real estate IN
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=. IA. 81. White, lett for jackson, Fri
day. IL ;.. "
Mrs. A.. G. Forbes, returned from
st Paul, Friday. T. .s O..
Mrs Deuel., is visiting friends in
Rushmore this week. =, 80.
Mrs. John Ramage returned from
Sheldon Monday morning:
James Ramage, left Monday for
Wadena on q business trip. -
For Sale Royal New York sweet
potatoes. O.. A. >Oberman. 1tt
Rev John r. Eckstorm, left Fri
day for a business trip to Window.
Rev. Erickson, returned home
on the south bound train, Friday.
D. b. Kumler, of .Lakeheld spent
Sunday with his family in this city,
John Thue severed his connection
with Shtser's harness shop Monday
morning. - '.;~'% -
Knute Sanauelson, of Milbank, S.
D. was the guest of friends in this
city Sunday. 49,.
w. Editor Caldwell, moved his family
in to the new house of N. H. Doug
lass Thursday
DR.. Gould, was called five miles
north of Adrian, Thursday night on
professional business.
R. B; Hinkley, President, Of the
Rock County bank was doing busi-
ness in town Friday.
Rev. F. C. Schmidt and family,
loft for their new home in Belling-
ham, Thursday afternoon.
Editor Tennis, of the Adrian
Guardian, was doing business in
this city Tuesday land Friday.
Henry Fields of the E. L. White
store, was the guest of his parents
in Little Rock township Sunday.
HIP. Lewis left Sunday afternoon
for Marathon, Iowa, to invoice a
stock of good in .oonnecation with
a land deal.
B. F. Thur&er left Monday morn
ing for Wilmont where he will look
after his farm while his son Bert
takes a trip to Canada. -.
The contract fol-: drawing the
plans and aoations Of the new
;M. q. Church havetbeen placed with
Pass and Shipped of Mankato. =
H. H:1Edsrtona, is confined to his
bed with typhoid fever, after caring
for his brother who has been sick
with the same disease for the past
few weeks.
Mrs. Howard Wilkensan, left for
Sherburne, Friday where she will
assist in religious meetings for ten
days, from there she will go to
jackson and Pipestone to engage in
religious sevicee.
There win be no preaching in the
Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing or evening owing to, the absence
of the pastor. The Sunday school
will be held at the usual hour.
j. j. Bingham. beats the record
as a chicken raiser he Get one OF his
hens q short time ago ON fifteen
eggs and seventeen niees healthy
chickens hatched out, all members
of the same; family. See Bingham.
Patrick @ Connor, received a letter
the other day from Dan W. McLain,
who is we'll known to the early
settlers in this city in which he says
he is well, healthy and prospering in
the undertaking business in Fon
du rac Wisconsin.
E. E. Ventioner, is so crowded
with work this spring that ne has
been compelled to send away for
more help. He has force Of paint
ers second to none in the state. He
has with him G. A. Peterson,
William Wickland, and F. E. Reaves,
of St. Louis.
A. w. Fagerstrom severed his
connection with the Mobiles County
,1,,.odo1 ~,;rhf and will. de-