The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-07-11

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y Local News. ~

Mrs. William Hastings has been
on the sick list this week. :,
r. L. Morland has improved his
residence and barn with a coat of
paint. .~
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Crandall re-
turned from St. Paul Wednesday
afternoon
BIT ripp spent the Fourth
with his daughter Mrs. E. B. Michel
| at Storm Lake.
Miss Isabel Shanks of Seward has
been visiting friend in Worthington
| the past week.
| John People of St. James was q
guest at the home of his parents
| over the Fourth. ~.
R. Firth returned Wednesday from
a visit in York State where he has
been since April.
John Blair wife and family are
guests of relatives and friends in
this city this week.
Tightening stl uck the Presbyter-
ian Church at Reading, Friday eve
ming doing some damage.
The family of L. M. Bliss W. W.
Loveless and F. Runyon spent the
Fourth" at Round Lake.
Mrs. WI. Carpenter and daughter
returned from Sioux Falls Saturday
where she enjoyed the Fourth.
C. M. Talbot of Madelia was the
guest at tho home Of his sister Mrs.
E.L.Schwartz Friday and Saturday.
Paul Cooper Of Adrian, six or
eight year old son of E. Cooper had
his eye seriously injured Friday by
the explosion of fire cracker.
Dr.. F. F. Riley OF this city is
taking few days rest and recreation
this week at Arnold's Park with
friends.
Arthur Mcintyre of this city is
resting and recreating at Arnold's
Park Iowa is company with friends,
this week.
O. w. Hartshorne of Marathon,
Iowa arrived Saturday and will be
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Fish
for few days.
Geo. Rippberger is assisting in
Stitser's harness shop this week
during the absence of Mr.. Harris,
the regular employee.
Ell. Nance, Oscar Dieckhof and
R. H. Patterson we're royalty enter
tanned at the beautiful home of c.
Folschow across the lake last Friday.
Tightening struck the house of J.
W. Reed one mile west of Reading
Friday evening. No one was injured
nor any damage to speak of was
done.
A. P. Swanstrom Of Merriam Park
arrived in the city Last Thursday
night and is a guest at the home of
his sister-in-law Mr.. A. O. Steffens
in this city. Mr.. Swanstrom has
many friends in this city. It will
be remembered by many that he
was the gentleman who helped
organize org ar osn the Eastern Star here ten
The Worthington Ball team won
another victory on the Fourth of
July at Lakefeld, defeating the
Spirit Lake team to the tune of
seven to three in favor Of our boys.
The boys did excellent work and
those who saw the game are shower
ing compliments on the players for
the good work done.
Mrs. IA. Robinson was serious
~ inju red last Friday afternoon
while lighting fire crackres. She
was shooting a large torpedo and
supposing the light had gone out
stopped down to relight it when it
exploded in her face. Her eyes are
swollen shut and she is unable to
see. . Her face is badly disfigured
and swollen. a physician was
called and everything possible is
being done for her.
Leone McKeever of Minneapolis
was in town Thursday night on a
business trip. He has been employed
with the Twin City Rapid Transit
company but has now severed his