The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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Frank Hill returned to Sioux City
sunday. night An "a n ~
I, John A.. Anderson living near
Fuldawas IN town, Monday. T. "
Fred Wall and wife returned from
their Xmas visit on Saturday, g. y
F.M. Schwartz. and. wife returned
to their home It Amboy, Monday 4.
u Miss Coyla Free after a few days
It home returned to Window, Mon
d@y. -
II Mrs. E. r. Trip Of Round Lake
spent Sunday with her son, E. A.
Tr1pp.t,s, ,is .s,>;~,. ~..1 G, 6 !; ! -
hr9; Bisans and. children spent
Xmas in Rushmore with her
daughter.
II Miss Grace Langley came in town
Saturday I'd spend Sunday with Mrs
Eva Darling. n hA4AtS:-E vi
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey Of Summit
Lake made s. A. Harding's folks a
visit last week.
A baby girl arrived at Herman
Dodens last week and both mother
and child are well. :,
Mrs. G. A. Stilwell and daughter
of Spirit Lake visited her sister Mrs.
M. E. Fish, Sunday.
J.B. Green's had a reunion on
Saturday out, at his: son Johns in
Summit Lake last week.
Miss Tilhe shanahan and nephew
returned from their Christmas visit
at home, Monday morning:
A. Lanberg returned last week
from visit in Michigan he expects
to leave in the spring tor Canada.
Fred Childs has now been assigned
to duty with Conductor Jones, as
brakeman, on the Sioux Falls line.
Mrs. Ida Wilson the grand chief of
the Degree of Honor was here on
Sa turday night and gave fine talk.
Julius Rippberger left on Sunday
afternoon for Minneapolis to resume
his duties after one weeks visit with
his parents. :. st ~: \ =:
Mrs. Geo. Curtis returned to her
home at Lake6eld Monday, after q
vsiit at the home of H. s. Hobson
and with other friends.
). Aslaree numter.;of bull heada are
being taken out Of ocheydan with a
scoop shovel. Two parties report
getting two hundred and fifty Sun
&c. Mott spent Xmas as the guest
of Mr.. and Mr.. 1. B. Bennett
Mrs. Enreka Sahlbum, 'Worthing-
ton, is visiting at the Sterlings.-.
Pillager Post. =. !.
sibley has held special election ~:
to vote bonds for the erection of a
new school house: there being but
one dissenting vote. The ladies of
the city voted.
Conductor Francks has been sign
ed to duty on the Sioux City day
trains. This will make it very pleas
ant for him, enabling him to, be
home every night. 49,
H. T. Hines. of Alexandria has
has leased the new barn now being
built by James Ramage, fol, five
years, land will become a permanent
resident Of this place. .i~ @...
Mrs. E. L. Schwartz was called to
Rochester by telephone Sunday to
see her sister Mrs. Aug Jens who
was not expected to live, from ne
results of an operation.
Frank Hansberger rented his farm
Saturday to M. D. Moller of Stock
ton, a., who will move here about
March first. Frank will move to his
ranch in South Dakota during the
summer or az soon as he can build a
suitable house.
Another business deal took place
last Friday whereby MI: Jeppeson
disposed Of his saloon business to
Mr. Hitliter, Of Round Lake. We
id;not learn what Mr.. Jeppesen in
tend to do in the future but his
many: friends hope he will remain,
in Bige1o5w.--Mis Black, the teach
or Of tho Yessschool who went 70 e.,
Paul i; few weeks ago, has under:
gone a successful surgical operation,
for a trouble of the throat and will