The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-02

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John Shanahan this week. "
Albert Leistioo is identifying hia
place by laying sod in the yard.
+! C. j. Smallwood expects to move
Monday to the Datyon property.
. Mrs. E. j. Helmick left Friday
afternoon for a visit at Huron, S. D.
O. Concross, baggageman at the
Omaha depot is again on duty after
about a weeks absence on account OF
being sick.
Dame Rumor has it that one OF
our prominent young bankers will
take unto himself wife in no
distant day.
Mrs. Myron Allen, went to Sher'
burne, Saturday to visit her father
who leaves soon for a visit across
the water.
Geo. Birkebak, the jeweler was
out along the lake shore Saturday
taking pictures. George is getting
to be quite an artist.
The contractor of Mrs. G. A. Forbes
green house has a force of men ex-
cavating for the foundation Of the
structure and boiler room.
W. H. ling, adjuster of the
German ms. Co., was here this
morning and settled the loss Of Gus
Swanberg. This is quick time.
Invoicing for the transfer of Palm
x Son s furniture store to tho new
firm, Will CLANCY and James Mac
kuy will be commenced Mondays
Mrs. H. E. Torrance and sister
Miss Carrie are not able TO get
away on their contemplated Califor-
mia trip this month but expect to go
in June.
The Omaha company this week
put on two gravel trains The
roadbed will be surfaced from st.
Paul to Sioux City this summer
st. James Gazette.
Mrs. F. L. Humiston and children
daughter, Miss Gladys,
left Saturday for Los Angles, Cali
fornia to spend the summer. Her
mother and sister reside there.
For Sale-Black Cap raspberries
plants, 75c per hundred. Delivered
at Worthington or my place mile
and half south west. Notify by
Card. W. A. Cloud.
Fred Tuttle, a brakeman on one
run of the Sioux Falls passenger
train, has secured a thirty day
absence and left Saturday afternoon
for San Francisco to visit his parents.
Miss Julia Hyland and VIM.
Hinrich have laid side walk, along
their property across tho Omaha
racks and anxiously waiting con-
1inuation of the convenience which
8 much needed.
Miss Hosmer, school teacher in
he Free district was RELEASED from
'mall pox quarantine Wednesday
md went to Adrain, Friday. She
expects to open the school again
Monday.
Owing to the heavy rain Friday
evening the lecture by Rev. j. N.
Bull on the subject weather" was
postponed until May 9TH. The elder
ays he ought to be given a sub
cription for causing the rain.
A number of young people of tho
q. E. church will go to Bigelow
and conduct the services in
he church there the pastor being
Ibsent to assist his son in dedica-
ion exercises of a new church at
Window.
Geo. Stark is building a delivery
wagon for Jos Heinrich who is going
nto the milk business. He has
lready begun on small scale and
nds demand for more than he
an furnish. His many friends will
Wish him success in the business.
AS the result of a runaway Sun
ay afternoon, Mrs. Capt. Holbert
, suffering from a sprained ankle.
he accident occurred on the Gem
terry road near Geo. FORESTS place
1 the west part of town. Mr.. and
[rs. Holbert., Mr.. Lamson, Gene
nd Willie Randall we're returning
ONE when the horses suddenly be-