The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-14

Mrs. G.. 8, Cray. Of Avoca arrived
Tuesday and = guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Petit. 25 S
Geo. Allen left Sunday night sfo'
Lincoln, SNeb., where he has accept
ed a position in an insurance office
Mrs.J. Armstrong left for her home
in Pipestone Monday. Mrs. Arm
strong was called here on account
| of the death of her mother Mrs
William Tryon. ~
The Heron Lake creamery PAID
it's patrons 23c. per pound for but
ter fat, for the month of January
Times Heron Lake
J. Harden, received a telegram
Monday morning from Ottowa, Kan.
stating the serious illness of his sister
Mrs. M. J. Keller at her home in
that place. Mr.. Harden intends te
leave Tuesday. T.,
1t is rumored here that DR. Carter
is soon to leave Rock Rapids but the
rumor does not convey any 'infor'
nation as to where he will locate
|-Ellsworth News. " ~
The Masonic fraternity of Austin,
MINI. are making elaborate pre-
partitions for meeting to be held
there Friday night, March 7th. at
which times six brothers and son of
the late David Aulthfather, will
be advanced to the third degree
of that order. The young men were
all born on a farm near Austin and
have grown to manhood there.
They are all worthy and we'll quail
fed gentlemen well-to-do and highly
respected. Gov. Van SAINT and
several of the grand lodge officers
of the order will be present at this
notable meeting, as will also mem
bers of the Masonic fraternity from
Albert Lea and other neighboring
citiesl. This indeed will be a most
remarkable event in Masonic initia-
tion.-Mankato Review.
Word reached here Wednesday
that the Butler boys have struck it
rich in the Klondyke and are taking
out SIS, 900 per day. This will be
good news to their many Ellsworth
friends. night last week the
pump house at the brewery was
broken into and oil poured into the
we'll. The proprietor of this bastard
ely act is not known. 1t caused: the
owners of the brewery considerable
trouble to get the oil out and also
delayed their work. This is the
third time an act of this kind was
perpetrated at the brewery and the
owners complain bitterly of this
kind of treatment. Ellsworth.
Oscar and Leo Nobel came over
from Worthington Tuesday and are
making preparations to move at
once. The Nebels have made many
friends during their short residence
here, who will wish them the best
of this worlds goods where they
chance to be. The boys have good
jobs with the Kelly Commission
Firm, which has a branch house at
Worthington.- Demorcat Adrian.
Two registered Aberdeen
Angus bulls and one register
ed C!ydesdale mare weight
eighteen hundred.
25.4 F. il. Lyon.
The school at Window Mimi,
conducted under auspices of the
Episcopal church, is in some danger
of going by default on accout of the
lack of money. In order to raise
funds to keep the school in operat-
ionn, Rev. William Wilkinson has
gone to New York at the request of
Bisho Edsall.
In New York he will call on the
clergy and person of means who are
interested in Episcopal affairs and
explain the situation to them. 1t is
hoped they will come to the rescue
in financial way.
The Window school is for the use
of person of advanced age, who have
in earlier life not had the opportun-
ity of getting any education. It has
been considerably patronized by the
SONS and daughters of farmers and
the Episcopal church considers this
work of much Importance that it
does not wish to see it abandoned.
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