The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-06-20

I'M Aug SCrOm mas RAISED nls mouse up
and made other improvements.
NJ F. L. Humsiton left Monday night
on business trip to Oklahoma.
D The Arcade restaurant will keep
open days and night in. the future.
Frank Mccartney of Waterloo
visited his brother Rem, Monday.
\ H. N. Douglass left on the early
train Monday morning for Crook
ston.
+ J. W. People was deleagte to
the I. O. o. F. grand lodge this
week.
Mrs.. R. Conway returned home
Tuesday morning from a visit at
Pennington.
. w. S. Wamsley of GAINESVILLE,
Iowa arrived Monday for short
visit with his son Wiley.
Wiley Wamsley and father left
Tuesday morning on land explor-
ing trip in Stevens county.
Mrs. John Mitchell of Rushmore
visited at Mrs. Will Noramns and
Mrs Thurston's home Thursday.
Editor Workman of the journal,
Luverne was in town Monday to
meet his family from the north.
Mrs. Adrain returned home Sat-
urday evening on the Burlington
after a visit with relatives in Iowa
Mrs. A. Mckinney mother of G.
T. Upper left Friday for two
weeks visit with friends in
Rochester.
John Mosher departed Tuesday
morning for Moose Jaw and other
points in Canada where he will look
the country over.
Miss May Nutting of MITCHELL, S.
D. was the guest of Mr.. Stowel and
daughter Myrtle, Friday while en-
route to Madison Wis.
August Anderson of Valley
Springs is guest at the home OF
Mrs. Lindquist and family living
five miles south of town.
Clifford Loveless now has a
position with the Omaha road as
fagman and at present is stationed
where the track is being surfaced.
Mrs. E. A. Gillett returned to her
home in Heron Lake Monday after
a pleasant visit at the home of her
brother, Henry Twitchell; in this
city.
Mrs. A. B. Gettey, of Chicago left
Monday for Minneapolis to visit
relatives after week g visit at the
home of her brother b. W. Lyons
in this city.
Peter Wickstorm finished paint
ing John Petersons house and barn
one day last week, and with a new
cement walk, John now has one OF
the prettiest dwellings on tn estreet.
Word reached here some time ago
of the death of Mrs. Frederick
Swanson who made her home with
Ole Berg and family when here, and
her many friends we're mourning
her loss but to-day they rejoice to
learn through a private letter to
August Strom that she is at Man
kato enjoing good health living
with a married daughter-in-law.
The citizens and business men on
tenth streets were favored with a
splendid concert from the steps of
the Court house Thursday night.
The company consisted of Messrs F.
Torrance, Geo. Mackay, Jos Mackay
James Gibson, DR.. Thomas and F. E.
Pierce. The singing was splendid
and the people within hearing dis
tanceof the court house were delight
fully entertained.
r The band entertained a large
number of the villagers Saturday
night considering the Indictment
weather. The playing. was con-
siderable smoother than on their
first appearance. Owing to the
approaching storm they did not play
many pieces, but went to the A. O..
U. w. hall and played a few pieces
for the D. of H. social.
Childrens Day was appropriately
observed in the M. E. Church Sun
day. In the m orning the pastor Rev.
Thos Hambly preached an eloquent