The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-28

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;S LOCAL NEWS. ssSssS
Geo. Kaiser Of Luverne was 4. in'
town Friday. III NJ /. ~ .ssiJas 81 5Sss
j. aH. Bloom made business trip
to Adrain Thursday night:
:: Sheriff .Reiter made I business
trip.to Brewster Saturday.
= William Grundy is now employed.
On Pannell transfer line.
Aua segerstrom made : businees
trip to Brewster: saturda ].
II. "a. = Meac6am returned homo
from Cherokee. Ia. !, Saturday:
Joha Mackay loft Saturday morn
ing "a. Mankato, % ) business dipI ).
= Wilson iAull, son of Rey: A1llis
down with IN attack Of the m0aslea:
B. ". Cutler returned . Friday
from tho woods in Hubbard county.
Dan Chute says he il pesPeEing e
again open the. Burlington. restanr.
ant. = r: i !, ~ 5s. Z. s:4
y Dectective Dow was called to
Brewser Saturday on official bust
ness. 'r>' -. .",tSs'%E. "a eE& 545
It is reported that two schools il
Elk township have closed on account
of smallpox: ~ 5:3 5s.5 y ls*. ;s5;s5
Mike. Hogan, Of st. James will
assume charge of the Omaha yards
Sunday night. - Il. 1ss>.s
| w. C. Barton returned home from
Wilder Friday and left immediately
for Ewintgton. r,~jy .,,.;. :# 81.
Mrs. John James left Friday
evening for Adrian where she will
visit for a week. = III -. -.sES.zz
A. N. Famhaln,, of Paullina, Ia.
was looking up real estate in this
vicinity Saturday. 80. =. It'd. t I
Miss Mary Innis, of Luverne is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Mackay this week.
Earl Smith the twelve year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Smith IS.
quite sick with typhoid fever. i.
D. B. Kumler returned Saturday
from a prolonged business trip in
the northern part of the state. CAB %s
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann of Window
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton p.
Mann in this city over Sunday.
Gen. Buckley, a student of our
schools left for Kinbrae Saturday
where he will visit over Sunday
w. G. Buchana of Sioux Falls
S. D. was a guest at the home Of
Editor Caldwell, Thursday night.
Fred Leabeck Of Yermillion, 8. D.
arrived Saturda and is guest 81 the
home Of his brother Otto Is this city.
For Rent-160 acres Of prairie for
fax in Wilmont township. p a. r.
J. H. Scott.
A.N.Douglass will soon commence
the erection of a dwelling house and
perhaps two near James Crandall g
residence on list street. ;
Frank Eggleston's people. arrived
in Toledo, Washington, alright and
like the country SO far. Potatoes
were 60 cents per bushel. ] ~: j
Mrs. Chas. Mcmillan and daughter,
of Luverne were guests of Mrs. Fred
Runyon Friday evening and left for
st. Paul Saturday morning. :'
VIC. Manchester brakeman on
the Omaha railroad has moved into
the house formerly owned by Mrs.
Dirty in the Clary addition.
The meetings at the M. E. oh urch
are growing. both in interest and
numbers. AL are most cordially
invited to attend these meetings.
The supper given by the ladies of
the Cemetery Aid in A.. o. w. hall
Thursday evening was well attened-
ed as the receipts indicate. Net re-
ceipts were forty dollars. @ =:,gzs
R. v. o. Bartlett will remain here
not understanding the incoming of
a new cigar factory. BY the excel
lency of hissgoods he has established
good trade and will continue to
make all ofhis popular brand cigars
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