The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-10-17

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Sheldon last Thursday.
J. Littleton' people now occupy
the house Of r. $. Mitchell on Main
street.
Geo. Weidlnan is having some i'm
proyements On his residence, the
house remodled and put in fine
shape.
Lawrance Studerl left tor Ramse,
Iowa, on the noon train Friday,
where he will look after property
interest.
Oar Reese of St. Paul will speak
on the republican issues in Masonic
Hall Friday Oct. 18th. Mr.. Reese is
a most interesting speaker for any
one to hear. Don't forget. the night.
!. P. Biltgen & Co. are having a
lunch counter put in their store and
in about a week will have every
thing in order. and will serve
meals and short order lunches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Barkuloo who
have been visiting friends here for
some time, left for Brewster Thurs
day morning, at which place Mr..
Barkuloo is to become pastor Of the
Meth dist Church,
A. Leistico and Ole Noren left for
Westbrook last Thursday where
they will be engaged for the next
few weeks in breaking some land
belonging to Mr.. Leistico. which is
IN the vicinity Of WeStbrook.
Bishop Cotter accompanied by
seven priest arrived Thursday on
the i o'clock train. Going to the
church examined the confirmation
class. Then left fCr Mrs. Anna Davis
where a four course dinner was
served, spending part cf the even
ing there am! all having an enjoy
able time Bishop Cotter Of Winona
Rev. Father Sands OF Heron Lake,
Rev. Father Schels of Adrain,
stayed at Mrs. Anna Davis over
night. Rev. Father Barthonmia
of Worthington and Rev. Father
Van Of Window, stayed at Mrs.
Frank Glasgow over night. Rev
Father Zacllman OF St.Janles, Rev
Father Remy Of st. Paul and Rev.
Father Harelcheck, Of Owatona,
stayed at Mrs. H. V. Garretson s
over night. Father Havelcheck.~. left
Friday morning on the 2 o'clock
train. The confirmation class took
place Friday morning at 9:30 Bishop
Cotter officiating. After confirm
alton services were over they lett
for Mrs. Anna Davis where a very
elaborate dinner was served being
entertained there until the o'clock
train. Then leaving for Adrian
where another confirmation class is
to be confirmed Saturday morning.
Father Van will be the pastor at
Window hereafter and Father Bar
thonmia will be the pastor of Worth
ington. He will return next week
after which there will he services
every Sunday. Contributed.
John T. Darby and Amos Todd,
of Worthington, We're Brewster
visitors Wednesday. Mr.. Todd was
here to look up a location for a
restaurant, but has not definatily
decided whether he will open here.
Henry Sharping, who went up to
the cities week or so ago, to consult
with specialist regarding heart
trouble with which he has been
bothered more or less the past year,
has returned home and is on the
mend and feels as if the treatment
would benefit him. August Frenz
came near having a runaway on
Monday afternoon of last week. His
team was hitched at the bank. Hell
unhitched them and was entering
the buggy when they started off
He grabbed the lines and the moving
buggy knocked him down: he fell
behind wit h the lines in his hands, |
10 team started west on Second
avenue dragging their master
through the mud Fortunately
Herman Pinz happened to come out |
of the alley at Koaufman's furniture
store and blockaded the avenue and |
the team stopped. Mr.. Frenz besmear
ed with mud, picked himself up,
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