The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-02
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Chas. Rogers, Is nlllng FRED
Tuttles run on the Sioux Falls train.
Geo. Patterson, returned Thurs
day night from trip to Mankato,
A. P: Darling left Friday on a
trip in the northern part Of the state.
Miss. Lizzie Baker, who has been
teaching north of Reading is home
for a visit.
Mrs. f. j. Helmick is in receipt of
a check for a dividend of the oil
stock she holds.
Loren Clark returned Friday
morning from a trip to Arthur, Iowa
on a land deal.
Mrs. JOS Ahlstrom, of Elon Iowa,
is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Adolph Amonsdon.
For Rent-160 acres of prairie for
flax in Wilmont township.
j. H. Scott.
Mrs. Belden, of Clarion Ia.,v is
visiting Mrs. J.H. johnson, arriving
here Thursday night.
Miss Hattie McCune, expects to
join Frank Hansbergers family
when they go to Canada.
JOS. Arbes, received a telegram
Thursday to come home, no explana-
ton given he left that night. =
During the storm Friday afternoon
the machine house on Barton Good
rich's farm was blown over.
Lloyd Helmick, has bandage
over his eye on account of severe
sore optic with an ulcer formed in it
A. high lattice fence is being
built around the rear portion of DR..
G. r. Curran's residence property.
DR.. Thatcher and wife, have re-
turned to theirhome in Chetek Wis.,,
after visit with his wife, sister
and husband, j. E. Sims.
Mrs. Adolph Amondson returned
home Thursday night from Elon,
Ia, where she went short time
ago to attend the funeral of her
brother.
Ben. Richardson, who went to !
Iowa, a short time ago has returned
to Worthington and is again en-
ployed as blacksmith for Saxon and
Amondson. %,
The Cramer boys have just COM
pleted a we'll for Dan Shell on the
farm occupied by Mike Chiefly, one
hundred and two feet deep with six
ty-fve feet of water. 4
Mrs. H. II. Vosberg, left Fri
day for Lakefeld for weeks
visit after which she will join her
husband at Truman where he will
open a harness shop for himself.
For Sale-Eggs for Matching from
farm ranged, prize winning Light
Brahamas at SOC per Is delivered to
parties in town. Also a few l.. B.
hens at SOC. Mrs. Eff. Whitney 21tf |
The many friends Of Dr. F. E.
Walker and wife, will be glad to learn
that Mrs. Walker is slowly improv-
ing and there are hopes of her
ultimately regaining her former
health.
E. j. Wolven expects to take his
new gasoline lanuch to Big Stone
Lake, about the middle of next
month on a fishing trip. He will
not put in this lake on account of
the shallowness.
A. N. Douglass, has the frame Of
= new house up on 9TH ave.adjacent
to the James Crandall property upon
which he has been making extensive
When completed
these will be two more desirable
tenement houses.
Saturday morning some unknown
person fired a revolver in the alley
1t the rear of Jenkins bowling alley
The bullet passed through a large
window light scattered broken glass
Ill over the room fortunately no
me was hurt. Mr.. Jenkins found
he bullet on the floor and has it in
lis possession.
S. Kindlund carries his arm in a
ling the result Of a run away while
Vt John Andersons' place, the first
# the week. While getting into his
buggy, his team started before he
,et hold of both lines. He tried
o stop them with one and kept the