The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-12-26

Emma Nelson Wero WOrtnlneton
visitors Monday.
Nick Wallace expects to leave
soon for Magnolia where he has
purchased>a pool room and tables.
Rev. Leazer has been holding
special afternoon meetings at his
church in Ramon the past week.
Mira A Stab and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman departed Thursday for
Marcus, Iowa where they will visit
for several weeks.
!, Mrs. A. E. Hurd returned Thurs
day from her Iowa trip where she
has been for the past six weeks.
She reports very pleasant visit.
T. H. Prideaux drove to his farm
in Ransom last week and spent a
half day as a hay seed inspecting
hay stacks and measuring corntields.
Rain? Yes a little. Did you get
your cistern replenished with fresh
sparkling rain water we'll seasoned
With soft coal SCOT. After this
double com animation the water should
be chemically double, soft.
The Bigelow Signal came out this
week with an extra Christmas
edition containing write up of
the country, Officials, elect, business
men of the town and the city in
general. Editor Clover went to much
work in doing this and deserves
much credit.
The warm weather cut the sleigh
ing for time. It is not customary
to expect half inch Of rainfall
during Xmas week.
A. C. Russell who has been in
Rushmore the past two weeks de-
parted for Holland Mimi, Saturday.
The fine barn of J. W. Ashbaugh
is rapidly nearing completion under
the workmanship of Mcleod and
Mcintosh. j. W. will enjoy doing
chores so we'll when this is finished
that he will remain at the barn
doing chores day and night. We
think prehaps he will strike the
house at mealtime and possibly
take a trip to town when Burr Dat
gets low.
The Leazer Orchestra gave a con-
cert at /. ansom Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kasdorf visited
the county seat Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stalp, Monday Dec. 22nd, a daughter
Mrs. J. G.. Mitchell and Mrs. E.
P. Hermann drove to Adrian
Monday.
John Winking was a Luverne
visitor Friday.
DR.. Carroll made a business trip
to Adrian Thursday.
Born-Dec. II to Mr. and Mrs.
j. M. Burgarff son.
On Friday night in spite OF the
rainy atmosphere and the dampness
people padded through the slush
and filled the school room to listen
to the Literary Program. The debate
on trust being beneficial to the
people Of the U. S.was discussed
by J. H. Dryden and Jno. Mcleod
for the Aft. and G. w. Hall and E.
G. Edwards for the negative. The
latter won the day. The next session
will be "Fools Session" A prepared
program sailed AID buttered on both
sides and we'll seasoned in the middle
will be given the people. All are
welcome who Can find seats or
standing room.
A party of Young people from
somewhere known only to them
selves hove into Rushmore at one
O'Clock Saturday night. Routed
land lord Wemple and entertained
themselves until the returning train
went west at $3.50. Out on pleasure
bent.
Mr.. AL. and Miss Ida Greig de-
parted Tuesday for Wisconsin. The
general impression that All will
bring another. girl back with him.
Miss Helen Sand departed the
latter part of tn. week for her home
in Wisconsin.
Tuesday was rather a rough day
for the sale which Jake Stab held.
Bob rides are quite frequent.