The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-10-03

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in the city Tuesday. \. 4 Ky .sss
M.Damon left Tuesday on = business
trip to Minneapolis. .s \ :. slzs.3,
Editor Caldwell of the Globe left
Monday evening for Sioux Falllal,.
! J. E. Sims, All. Mcintyre and W.
P. Deveraux drove to Wilmont Mon.
day. -, ~" 81 Y. y. ! :afi..jj
Mrs. Mary Right Of Elk township
returned Tuesday from trip to Ida
Grove, Iowa. -|'T<.s5S 5a1'
c.. Murdock left Tuesday for
Murray county to look after his
farming interest. = p u
Geo. Ripperberger Of Heron Lake
was a guest Of his parents in this
city the first of the week. 49, r:
Mrs. H. Peter Lewis returned
home from a pleasant visit with
friends at Fulda, Monday. e.
Mrs. Albert Schultz returned from
a visit at the home Of her parents
at Brewster Sunday evening: II
Miss Bessie Robinson returned
from a visit at the home Of her
parents at Ponca, Neb; Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Anderson, wife. Of
Rev. Carl Anderson of Luvefne was
the, guest of friends in this city,
Tuesday and Wednesday, !;
Hunt Hubbard was brought up
before, Justice i Anderson Monday
afternoon for preliminary hearing
in the charge Of burglary. After
hearing. the evidence the Justice
bound him over to the Grand Jury
in the sum of$5OO, in default of which
he was. sent to Jail. .t~'
"A hobo met one of our business
men on the streets last Monday
night and informed him that he
must finnish Mr.. Hobo with a bed
or suffer bodily conflict as he had
something in, his pocket that would
settle the question in short time.
The business man dealt the hobo
q blow between the eyes which felled
him to the ground. The weary got
up as best as he could andscampered
off.
On last Monday night Mrs. Ed.
Lanpher reached her twenty eight
birthday and her many friends were
bound that it should not 60 by
unnotioed and arranged for a
surprise which was carried out to
the. letter. About twenty of her
friends were present and enjoyed
the, evening in social manner.
Mrs Lanpher was presented with
| a handsme rocking chair and many
wishes for the continual happiness
and long and useful life. Dainty
refreshments were served, when
all loft tor their homes wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanphear all the Joy
possible.
W. M. Cline has been circulating
a petition, which calls for the discon'
|tinuance of the diagonal road lead
! ing from this town to Worthington
This road should certainly be given
up as it is q great damage to the
farmers through, which it passes.
Last Saturday, Arthur Good, son of
J. A. Good, who lives one mile north
! Of Reading had the misfortune of
being kicked by a colt, causing a
large flesh wound below tho right
eve and seriously injurenig the eye.
DR.. Manson from Worthington and
DR.. McRea, of Fulda, were called
to attend to the case. While there
| ia no doubt but what he will recover,
still he will endure intense pain
before his recovery.-Wilmont Init
iator.
Grandmaster White of the A. O..
u. W. who resides at Duluth, paid
the Worthington lodge an official
visit Monday evening: There was
a good attendance and all the
brothers were very much pleased to
have an opportunity to meet Grand
master White. He gave them fine
address, which will enthuse and
stimulate the lodge to activity. While
the meeting was in progress the
Degree of Honor were silently at
work preparing a fine lunch. Toward
the close of the meeting the aroma
of the excellent coffee permeated the
LODGE room which caused q little