The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-02-07

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Y J.,H7 Jamss VI y Esthe rvillS spent
Sunday at home. 4 '.%>55 IA. 5Es '.' q
Z Gu, Miller lett Monday nisht On !
i northern Land trip. = IN 5 5.,. :.
Master james j.ns ~ WOOD d q the sick
list VIII 1T, pneumonia lt'i,i ,,., s3,,sl
n, s, Highlander, LIFT Tuesday tor
Kern, Iowa, on business, ti:s4 ;
Thos Palmer has placed ~ new
awning on the front of his store.
White and Kumler sold two thous-
and acres of land for B. T.. Leverich
Monday. IL. u. -. f5
The Masonic Blue Lodge will hold
a meeting tonight for school OF in
struction. 9. IF ~ O.
Feed grinding of all kinds, proper
ly done at the blacksmith shop Of
James Mackay. Give him 9 call.
Walter Paine and bride left Tues
day morning on the Burlington for
DesMoin, g where he will enter COL
lege. Ill,
Chas Glattly left Monday night
with his car of personal effects for
Mora, Mimi, where be viii make
his future home. -,
Frank Eggleston has bought a
farm in the south eastern part of the
state and (, Is preparing to move
here in q short time.
Doo't put up with poor
oil any longer but 60 to
Loveless' and get Pennsyl-
vania oil. t''''. go
y Herman Hart of st. James spent
Sunday with his brother A. E. Hart
of the Cut Price Cash Store. He is
we'll pleased with the business he
has enjoyed there.
E. Vance and family who sold out
here some time ago and moved to
Omaha, returned this place, Tues.
day. They did not like Omaha and
consider this the best place they
know of.
Two new subscribers were added
to the D ally Adv vance, list
Tuesday and one ednesday. You
don't kow what is going on around
you if you don't take the D a | y
ance.
J. Fl. Maxwell is erecting a barn
for E. A. Trip on his farm near
Round Lake. On account Of the Sc
we're cold Monday he was obliged to
give up the work until the weather
moderated. Il.
!, The Salvation Armyheld prayer
meeting Friday afternoon at Will
Norman's house for the, benefit of
will Norman and wife. Some fine
music was rendered by the Salvation
army corps. Those present were
Mrs. W. B: Norman, Mrs. Thurston
Mr.. Sowles, Mr.. Green.
Mr.. Fisher, who recently moved
here from Sibley hiss. rented Sam
lows farm, formerly the Grono
farm, near Brewster. The Lu-
verne cracker factory: will be moved
to Sioux Fa llswhere4a corporation
has been formed, the manager at
yLuve1ne being one Of the incorpor-
ators. '''. 81. -. r.,
Oscar and Leo Noble were over
from Worthington Sunday to spend
the day with their parents. The
boys inform us that they have per-
manent employment in the commits
sion house Of Kelly and Co. and as
soon as spring opens their parents
will move their household effects to
the county seat, town.-Democrat,
Adrian. |
Rev. Lemon returned last Friday
from Delphi, Indiana, where he has
accepted a call from the First Bap-
list Church. Delphi is a city of
$500 people and Baptist church orga~
1ization is a strong one both financi-
lily and in point of membership.
The building is a fine brick structure
With all modern equipments, such
ls a pipe organ, electric lights etc.
DR.. Lemons passionate begins on
March 1. The people Of sibley, and
enocia11v tho u1otnh horn If the RAN l..