The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-23

Deputy Sheriff McNair went to
St. Paul Tuesday night. will
Rev. Wilson Aull returned home
from Fulda Wednesday. ~"
Fred Mohl, Of Adrian was in the
city Tuesday on business. = y
E. L. Nance and family left Tues
day for Randolph Nebraska, to visit
his brother. ( 49, -.
c. M. Wilkinson has just fnisheds
painting and papering R. B.
Moberly's house. q g." Is ::
For Rent, House, next door to
Braniagn's, enquire of NJ. L.
Shattuck. 23-2.
Mrs. c. j. Smallwood, left We'd
nesday for few days visit with
friends at Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. P. Peterson, returned
from a visit with friends in Rock
Rapids, Wednesday.
A.E. Hart left Wednesday on the
south bound train on business in
several points in Iowa r.
A. C. Hedberg and wife left We'd
nesday for St. Paul to attend the
Baptist state convention.
= John Ryan, who formally worked
in the Worthington Mill has bought
a half interest in the Arcade rest
aurant.
A. B. Coruse, of Pecatonica. ILL.,,
is the guest of his daughters Mrs.
VIII. Hubbard and Mrs. D. Mitchell
of this city.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hurd,
twins, boys and girl, Wednesday
May, 21st. Mother and children
are doing well.
Miss Pauline Rice, was called to
the bed side of her sick sister at
La Crosse, Wis, and left for that
place Wednesday. i
Miss Carrie Johnson, sister of A.
c. Hedberg's mother arrived from
Adrian Wednesday where she visit
ed friends and reltives.
Mrs. A. E. Powers, of -Brecken-
ridge returned with her sister Mrs,
J. P. Peterson, from visit with
friends at Rock Rpids, Wednesday.
j. Yoder and wife of Summit
Lake township left Tuesday for
Hutchinson, Kans., to visit Mr..
Yoder's mother who is quite sick.
! G. T. Topper, of the Citizens
National Bank LETT Tuesday for q
visit at the home of his brother at
Pueblo, Col. He will visit sevreal
points before returning.
August Palm loaded his household
goods in an Omaha car for Fergus
Falls, Wednesday where he will
make his permanent home in the
future. He expects to leave with
his family Thursday morning.
The past weeks weather has been
more pleasant than for some time.
The first part of the week there was
, some rain and occasionally a heavy
shower, but since Monday the sun
has shone warmly every day. All
kinds Of vegetation is growing
D rapidly and crop prospect at hif
season Of the year were never better
1t is always said large advertisers
must do a big business, and such is
the case with j. Nj. Shanahan. He
> continues to run his page ad denot
l ing that he is selling large quantity
of machinery and to impress upo1
the farmers the excellent quality Of
the goods he sends out. His buggy
trade has far exceeded his expecta
ton, thus signifying the popularity
among the people of the county an6
r that they must be alright for an,
r one.
A surprise party was rendered
Miss Ellen Olson at the beautiful
r home of her parents two miles
+ south of town Tuesday evening
y There was a large crowd of youne
people, refreshments were served
and a most delightful time enjoyed
y by all. Miss Ellen was presented
> with a beautiful gold ring as toke1
q from her many friends. She leaves
y Thursday morning for Fergus Fall
u where she will spend the summe,