The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-07-18

"A. N. AlD0ItuS Io1V 4uoeudy AOE
st. Paul.
Ralph Beckley was pecial police
man Monday. .~l
A. G. Kadesky left for LETTERS on
business Tuesday.
Harry Hobson made. business
trip to Sheldon Tuesday. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culbretson returned
to their home in Jackson Monday.
Miss Tillie Larson of Indian Lake
was calling on her friends in the
city Tuesday.
Sheriff Black of Luverne was
the city Thursday enroute to Stay
ton on official business. -:
A. N. Douglass and wife who
recently went to Yellowstone Park,
contemplate a trip to Alaska.
j. W. Cowing of jackson was a
guest of his daughter Mrs. A. R.
Albertus during the past week.
Miss Mary Desmond of Alton left
for St. James Tuesday after u
pleasant visit with friends here.
Roman Bros. sold splendid draft
team of horses to Robert Erickson
living in Brewster last Saturday.
Mel Leverich who has been the
guest of James Mann this week left
for his home in Lake6eld Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Fitch was the happy
recipient of q handsome gold watch
Tuesday jim honor Of her twentieth
birthday.
The dance at Masonic Han Mon
day evening was we'll attended
ant all of the participants enjoyed
good time.
Campbell Bros. show was we'll
attended Monday evening and all
were we'll pleased with the entire
performance.
Lew Harris the harness maker in
Stitser's harness shop returned from
a visit in the southern part of Iowa
Monday night.
John Sahlbom we'll known in
this city but now of Carlton spent
Sunday here with his many friends
returning home Monday.
L. j. Calvin, of the Flanagan
Home Times, Flanagan, ILL.,, is visit
ing at the home of his brothers S.V.
and Lou Calvin of this county.
Mrs. A. Ludke left for her home
at Fairmont Tuesday after a
pleasant visit at the homo of her
sister, Mrs. E. L. Schwartz in this
city. - =: ".....~-
The valuable driving horse of DR..
Walkers died Saturday. This will
be much regretted by the doctor
when he returns for it was a
valuable animal. i
"A breakfast was given to the
young ladies at the home Of C. T.
Upper Monday morning in honor
of Miss Carrie Dayton who left that
day for Minneapolis.
Elmer Kayser, the head butcher
in E. L. Nance's meat market re-
turned from his vacation at St. Peter
Monday evening and is again
behind the counter of Mr.. Nances's
market.
DIED-On Tuesday, July Is, of
old age, Mrs. Johanna Wallisen.
The funeral will be held at the home
of her daughter Mrs. D. Foss living
three and half miles north on the
Fulda road Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock, Rev. Muehlhausen of the |
German Evangelical church oficiat-
ing.
VIM. Jones of Cherokee, Iowa,
has arrived here and is putting his
store, the Thompson building, on
10th street, in shape for the recep-
ton of goods. Mr.. Jones will put
in a stock of clothing. He is a tailor
and will also do merchant tailoring.
de is man of many years exper l.
ence in the business enabling him to
cater to all classes Of trade. He
does not intend to put in an i'm /
mense stock but will Put in a good
stock of up to date clothing that is
desirable, when possible he will
move his family here and become
with the town and all Of
it's interest. An announcement of |
his opening will appear later.