The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-09-05

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Luverne Monday. VI y. &, n.
I'M William Mari OF Adrian, was In
the city Tuesday enroute to the,
sstate fair g ST Paul. >%s:= = IN
DR.. .Jurran will leave for Mankato
Thursday where he win locate and
practice his profession. . .>.,~ = y -
n David Anderson lott Wednesday
for Drinkwater and other points in
Canada on prospective tour.
N Dr. q. r. Currann arrived from
Minneapolis Saturday night and ID
Ishaking hands with friends in this
city. M.> a.,
NJ John Glasgow and Harry Hawley
LETT Monday night for tho state
University 'ato take = course In
civil engineering.
Rev. j. n. Muehlhansen left
Wednesday for Wilder where he
held religious services in the even
ing. >..-.. :.
\, Miss Julia Anderson z former cook
i'm st efin's restaurant left Wednes-
day for q weeks visit with friends
in st. Paul.
h Cyrus Breedlow returned to his
home at Kempt, Illinois Monday
after few days pleasant visit at the
home of r. n. Sain.
Stanley Swanberg has. severed
his connection as carrier of the
Daily Advance and has accepted
position in the postofice news stand.
!, James Ramage is putting down
a plank sidewalk in front of his
lots on second avenue from Arcade
restaurant to the corner of eleventh
street.
]. H. NJ. Palm and wife left Tuesday
night for st. Paul where Mr.. Palm
will meet with the State Board of
Eq utilization of viii Oh he is a men,
Der.
Z H. I. Thompson, of Webster City,
iowa WAS in the city Wednesday
visiting old acquaintances.. He is
q brother of DR.. Thompson of
Adrian.
: Earnest. Steering sold mis- residence
property on ninth street between
sixth and seventh avenue where
King Rushon lives to Geo. Dalheim
Of this city.
+ An eight months term of school
began Monday in the Saxon district
with Miss Erickson, daughter of the
pastor Of the Swedish Lutheran
church, as teacher.
h The passenger. traffic on the
Omaha road this week is some
thing wonderful, the trains consist
of six and eight cars crowded to
their utmost capacity.
Married-At the German Evan
gelical parsonage on Tuesday, Sept.
,2,19O2. Rev.. H. Muehlhausen
officiating Mr.. Ernest Satourel to
Miss Christina Geisel, both of Will
mont.
Mr.. Shaker the new operator at
the Omaha depot has rented the
Chas. Peterson house on the corner
of: second avenue and Okabena
street, where he will make his
home.
Prof. Rudolph Dieckhoff, Oscar
Dieckhoff and gentleman friend
started out at 2 o clock in the morn
ing Tuesday and staid out until 9
o'clock at night and got one poor
little chicken, and he was not of age.
Ed. White returned home with
his young seven year old son
Everett whom he took to the hos
pital some time ago. The little
sufferer is not much better than
when he was taken away some time
ago: It is earnestly hoped that he
will soon be fully restored to health
and strength again.
W. c. Taylor of this place. and
cousins M. E. Berriman and A. B.
Anderson of Muncy Pa. LETT Tuesday
to take in the great State Fair at
the Twin cities. Mr.. Taylor has
just completed a foe forty two foot
house for Mrs. G. B. Vail on Jack
Creek, a large modern barn for W.
A.. Lackey in Loraln township and
a fine house for D. M. Holland.