The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-07

Miss Murray OF Adrian is the guest
at the home of J. J. Bingham this
week. >>:'-s
Miss Galleger and cousin of Sioux
Falls we're guests of friends here
Friday.
@. W.Dieckhoff is attending con-
vention of hardware dealers in
Minneapolis.
A. G. Kadesky.-. left Friday morn
ing for Sioux City to purchase new
stock of groceries.
J. Lawson car repairer on the
Omaha road at this point is taking a
lay off for few days. ...:
Mrs. NJ. E. Dewey left Monday
for Spokane, where she will visit
relatives fol-, some time. -.
Wilbur Owen, a prominent attorn
eyof Sioux Citywas doing land bust
ness with A. G. Hedberg Friday.
Peter Helmet went to Wilmont
Thursday with a large range from
w. I. Huimton S hardware store.
Miss Jennie Clark the popular
clerk in Schwartz's shoe store is
quite sick at her home this week.
E. w. Tucker and wife of Brook
field Junction are visiting friends in
this city, Mrs. T. is a niece of K.
Prideaux.
Do at put up with poor
oil any longer but go to
Loveless' and get Pennsyl-
vania oil.
Mrs. Geo. D. Dayton gave an at
home Friday afternoon to a large
number of her lady friends. The
occasion was a very pleasuarble
one.
Rev. Hambly Of the M. E. Church
has been holding a sceries of revival
meetings in the Paine school house
this week and much interest is being
manifested in the large audiences.
DR.. Geyerman has returned from
his trip to Europe where he took a
post graduate course. The many
friends of the doctor will b e glad to
SEQ him back. He will not settle
down at present but will stay with
his parents for Il time.
Nels Langseth, living in Indian
Lake township is putting up an eight
horse power gasoline engine OIL his
farm, to furnish power for feed
grinding and etc. Mr.. Langseth
has one of the best equipped farms
in the state and knows how to run it.
Rev. Simpson Ely, of Rochester
MIMI, the state Evangelist Of the
Christian Church preached his first
sermon in q. AR hall, Thursday,
to fair sized audience. Mr.. Ely is
considerably above the average, as
an Evangelist as his discourse prov
ed last evening he is pleasing
speaker and good singer.
A pleasant reception was held II
the Swedish Lutheran church in
this city last Thursday evening in
honor of MI. and Mrs. Carl Anderson
of Elk township who will soon leave
for Canada where they will make
their home in the future. As the
party was about to close Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson was presented with
a purse of money by the friends
and members of the church.
c. 1. Lungren invited number Of
the most intimate friends together
with the relatives togather at his
home yesterday for a farewell party |
before he left the farm and moved
to town. There has been a number
Of surprises around here lately but
in this case the tables were turned
and the guests were the ones sur
prised.. Little did the friends srs- |
pect that they were going to attend
the marriage Of MIR. Z hgren s eldest
son, J. H. but at the appointed time
J. H. Lundgren and Miss Flora
Hibbard were united in the Holy |
bonds Of matrimony, Rev. A. B.
Nordberg officiating. The groom is
4 member of the firm of Briggs. |
-Gowrie, Ia, News. Mr.. Lund-
yren was formerly a resident of this
city and was employed in the Mobiles
County Bank. His many friends
will be pleased to learn of his mar
rage.