The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-14

Of. Geyernan was ia town
Monday. N, Y nj 4; & I, slf,
y. D. shaw Ellsworth was II town
Monday. e 5sts, s55ss25.s :: =. =
l John shanahan spent Sunday in
Sioux Falls. e :s2g a ss$3; & /" :
Lee Shell left Monday on q pleasure
trip to Toronto Canada. \ w
4 Newton Fauskse was the guest of
friends in Sioux Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Montgomery Of Wilmont
! was in own Monday. %t,$~'
| W. I. Carpenter made a trip to
Sioux Falls Saturday. - A -. II,
Editor E. 4. Kelly, of Little Rock,
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Susan Stoutemeyer of Kan
aranzi was in town Saturday. r.
| Deputy Sheriff McNair made a pro-
fessional call at Kinbrae Saturday.
Mrs. Cray of Avoca was here Fri
day to attend the Petit funeral
John Ramage received a car of
buggies and machinery Saturday.
Mayor Douglass and family loft
Saturday for Mankato for a few days
visit. 80. II
Miss Belle Dow returned Friday
\ from visit with the Milton s in
i Ransom. -. -: ~.
j Miss Ella Morton, of Rushmore,
! was the guest of friends in the city
/ Saturday.
4 Mrs. Petit of st. Paul was in town
| Friday to attend the funeral of Mr..
Petit 3 son.
i Andrew Dillman left Saturday
i for Sherburne for a Sunday visit
with friends.
i Detective Murphy Of the Omaha
road made an official visit to St.
James, Saturday.
i Herman Leistico returned home
i Saturday night from Stewart. He
/ reports his brothers all right.
i Miss Jessie Hedberg gave'a party
Il at her home Saturday to a large
number of her friends. Music and
games were a part of the program.
4 refreshments were served and a most
4 delightful time enjoyed by every
one present.
n Died.-On Saturday morning at
4 four O clock at the home of her son
n is. Tryon, Mrs. Samantha ! Tryon
\, aged Is years; Funeral will take
place Sunday at 2:sO: q clock Rev.
a Hambly officiating Pipest tone papers
please oopy.) Il NJ" "''>' =. ! &. -:
I'd. M. Holland returned from
Chicago Monday morning on the
Burlington. He shipped down a Cal
| 81 stock and brought back with him
J, the high bred trotting mare Ruth
Wilkes, purchased Of G. N. Lobdell
She is a fine specimen of horse flesh
Mr.. Holland is a lover of fine horses
and knows what he is buying.
l. AT meeting of the stockho lders
? |of the Citizens National Bank. held
Thursday evening the old board of
+. directors we're reelected and the
board org anized by electing the
I. same ocffiers. Directors G.W.Pat'
terson, O. G. Grundstin, I'D. Hum
Iiston W. W. Loveless, G. T Topper,
G. W. Patterson Pres. j. D. Humiston
vice. Pres. c. T. Topper, Cashier.
IA party was given at the residence
Of NJ r., Mann, Friday evening in
honor of Maris Beeson of Broken
ridge, who is visiting here. There
were about forty young people
present, Clifford Page Loveless
sang q solo, George s. Wyckoff and
Harry G. Hawley rendered selections
on the piano and mandolin. Refresh
ments were served, games played
and . most enjoyable time spent.
The basket social held at the school
house Dist. No. 80, at Friday night
was a grand success in all respects
a good crowd being present in spite
Of had roads. Net income SIG. 50.
MI. Chas King conducted sale OF
bask ct. Agood program was render
Cd under the management OF Miss
Pearl Barnes, teacher. The lady
committee deserves praise for the
fmsnagement Of lunch. The district
has now got $26. 90. to apply on the
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