The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17
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Miss Clara Plideaux is now able
to be at the Office. NJ "
John James is now drilling u we'll
for Davis Brothers. ~,"E&
Dan Chute is building all ice house
near his meat market. vt
J. H. Scott left Monday TO ST.
Paul as u grand Petit juror. !
Adolph .Amondson and wife re-
turned home Saturday morning. .
Mis-. p. G. Christensen returned
to her home ut Luverue, saturday. "
Miss Mile Lindgen leaves Mon
day for her home at Nermllllon
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Gould will
leave Sunday for Minneapolis for a
few days visit.
j. M. Shanahan has recently
placed orders for two car loads or
the latest and all styles of buggles.
A. &. Kadesky moved his LID
vervne stock here, Friday, into the
Wilson building next to Shanahan s.
John Hornstine OF Benton County
Iowa is visiting his brother Henry
and contenplates purchasing farm
John Ralnage has returned from
Omaha where he purchased a car
load of fine buggies for the coming
season.
Dave Bvovosky has returned to
Wortihntgon, from Luvcrne and
will have charge of Mi. Kadesky 9
new store.
DR.. Walker and wife left Monday
afternoon for Chicago. He will be
absent three or four weeks for the
post graduate course.
]. E. johnson, formerly located at
Northrop with Hubbard and Palmer
elevator company is now located
at Heron Lake with the same firm.
Henry Hornstine recently sold A..
Oberman, ten pigs that weighed
$500, Mr.. Hornstine evidently known
how to raise hogs that will bring in
good revenue.
" A. W. Hakes Of Sioux Falls 1t
NOW employed as clerk i'll Road
master Longs office He will move
his family here as soon as Il su! table
house can he procured.
Frank Lane has purchased one
hundred and twenty acre farm
near PEORIA, ILL.,, at eighty ont
dollar per acre and expects to NOV
there next week to make then
future home.
It j., reported that Gleason 81"
theirs who were boring 4 we'll for \.
G. Anderson near Round Lake were
obliged to abandon the work after
reaching depth Of one hundred an'l
fifty four feet.
Newton FauSkee returned Friday
night from the northern part OF the
state. Newton looks as if his SUI
ro,anlings were conducive to good
IL Il, |,
dred pounds.
Friday afternoon after 7. H..
Mitchell had finished saving wool
and before the saw had ceased to
revolve, Chas Rice who was assisting
in the saving, passed the saw,
touching it with his : hand, not
observing that it was still in motion,
inf1icti.g q severe wound on all Of
the Triggers cf he right hand.
A part VAS rendered Henry APPEL
| Friday evening in honor OF his
sitxy sixth birthday by his old
friends. There were about silky
present. Refreshments were served
and most enjoyable time passed.
Presents were presented.
The following officers Of the C:
A r. post were recently installed.
I. B. Newkirk, Conn.,, W. A. Moshcr.
SEN Vice, +. Prideaux Jun. Vice.,
G.. p. Shepard, Quartelnaster, r. b.
Plotts adjutant, J. p Vail, officer or
the day., !. H. Scott, Chaplain. NJ.
Burnett, Sentry.
A surprise larty was tenderd
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lane at their
home Friday evening, by about
seventy of their friends Mrs Lane
was presented with a beautiful
double rug and her mother a foot
stool Refreshments were served
and a most ENJOYABLE evening spent