The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-10

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N Mrs. Silver of $BreMster sited
/ with her, mother IN Ferguson,
n nat week. AN
M Miss Carrie Day on t1lrneddl Mon ~ n
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Il VIC Anderson RETURNED \ Monday n
i from Chicago, ne reports il tsI1 much
colder there than here. s.s E't $.4
: John ii. saxon returned 1 last week week;
from = visit with his sister who, was
vary ill %at Fulton, IA. vs. .<<s....@.
IL !. M Mrs. j. 81. James returned Friday
I from an xtended visit il Wisoons4i q.
\ Her. many friends win be glad % i. 70 e
see her back again. & i, .52 II < III 4.
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I. Burr Humistoa son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Humiston returned to his
home in St. Paul Monday after 9
pleasant visit. with relatives Y.
Mesdames Burnaeld, Laythe an
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Cornish Of
Heron Lake attened the installation
Of the W. r. c.; here Saturday night.
Born-To Mr.: and Mrs. W. M.
Graves Sunday morning Jan. 9Th an
eight pound and half daughter:
Mother and child are doing well.
Thos Roman and wife after a
pleasant visit with their sons, Roman
Bros, the hay dealers, returned to
their. home at Beresford S. d.
Tuesday. 4 -:
Jacob Gleim went to Brewster to
look over farm for renting, it. be-
ing necessary to move on account
) of the change of owners of the farm
he is now occupying. 49,. ~
VIM Grey, formerly located at
Bigelow. now at Omaha buying
horses was in town Saturday on his
way out on the Sioux Falls line to
ook after soma horses there.
G.. L. Peterson and son Horace are
both busying themselves at the store
these first days 1902, helping figure
up what the establishment has made
during 1901. -Pillager Post.
j. K. Darby, of Warrington, was
in town Wednesday calling on
friends and while here he ordered a
brass mounted harness from Messrs.
Rippberger and Grotte who recently
bought the Stitser stock. Times,
Heron Lake. 'f"', =, ...
Frank Saxon received a message
Monday forenoon announcing the
death of his aunt that morning, Mrs.
Carrie j Johnson of Fulton, Ill, aged
ii about sixty year. /. She was the sis
ter of Chas and John Saxon. }S:T'''
Miss Bessie Robinson returned
Friday night from her visit in Ne
hraska. Her many, friends are
glad to have her back here again.
She resumed her position in the
store of E. L. White again, Monday.
Will Humiston and J. M. Shana-
han went to Madison Lake Saturday
for a fishing trip, Mr.. Humiston re-
turning Monday. He reports good
catch also says the Game Warden
was down there last week and de-
stroyed about a dozen fish houses.
The schools of Heron Lake will
be opened next Monday, occupying
churches and ha lis. Two book
companies have notified Sapt. AL
wine that they will furnish books
at half price. The school board
have decided to supply scholars with
books hereafter at actual cost.
The entertainment by the Canadi-
an jubilee Singers at the Congrega-
tionalchurch Saturday evening, was
excellent, every number was hearth
ly encored and the company very
generously responded every time.
The program was enjoyed by every
one present. The society will net
between thirty five and forty dol
lars. .~,.- il.
Subscribers and readers Of the
Advance frequently complain be-
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