The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-10-31

WILL sell or trade clear title
" lands in Dakota and Kansas,
and money to loan on real estate in
this county. - r. j. Wo1ven.
!. G. Estes made a trip to Manka
to Tuesday.
CIVIL Mead was over from Wilmont
Monday and Tuesday.
Born to Mr.and Mrs Fred Doeden,
on Saturday Oct. 25th. Il girl. Both
mother and child are well.
10. Laron, one of Indian Lakes
prominent farmers is builing Large
barn in place Of the old one.
Mrs. M. L. Goran. of st. Paul
deputy lady Macabee, arrived in
Worthington Monday AFTERNOON and
will spend week here in helping
with the work of that order.
w. S. Lewis and daughter Sadie
went to Luverne Saturday for
visit with friends. Mr.. Lewis
returned Monday morning, and
Sadie remains throughout the week.
W. NJ. Evans is ore Getting a new
house on his farm three miles south
east of town, the southw est quar-
tor of section 81, Lorain township.
Herman PETERSON is doing the work.
Miss Nellie Nandaver returned to
-: home in. Cherokee, Iowa, Wednes-
day evening, after spending few
days in Wurthington visiting her
friend Miss Wilhelmina Luehrs.
Roy Dewitt. of Elbow Lake,
returned home Tuesday evening.
after spending few days in this
vicinity looking after property
interests. Mr.. Dewitt was for
mer resident of this place.
Albert Peterson returned from
Alberta, Canada, last Wednesday,
where he has purchasd some land,
to which place he expects to move
next spring aud make his future
home.
MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Wolven retur-
ned from st. Paul Sunday after
noon, where Mr.. Wolven has been
in a hospital for the past three
weeks, receiving medical treatment,
which has been very beneficial to
him.
DIS. AXE comes to:.the Daily instead
of..the police to tell his troubles and
complains that Fred Suffern who he
woke up while sleeping on the floor
got up and hit him in the face, cutt-
ing his lip and causing his face to
swell up. We refer the matter to
the authorities.
The next entertainment Of the
course will take place Tuesday even
ing at the Presbyterian chuhrch by
Miss E. Abbie Thomas, Soprano
Soloist and "Queen ''of Whistlers. She
has no end of testimonials as to the
excellent manner she entertains her.
audiences. Seats at Morlands.
VIM. Helm, who hs been employed
in the electric light plant in this
city, for some time past, has accep-
ted position as engineer in a -four
ing mill at Pipestone, for which
place the family left Wednesday
morning. The house hold goods
were shipped the same day.
Frank Wagner, a prosperous farm
or, residing north of Adrian, died
at his home last Saturday, funeral
services were held at the Catholic
church in Adrian, Tuesday afer
noon. Mr.. Wagner was 81 years of
age. and leaves two brothers, Frank
and J. P, to to mourn his death.
Mrs. Bennett has recovered from
her illness. -. L. Peterson loaded
a car of wheat yeterday.-.Mr. Geo.
Bulls and family have moved into
their new house. Il. B. Bennett is
moving out of the hotel into the
h >use west Of the printing office
Pal Williams and wife are moving
-Pillager Post.
Sunday evening about seven
O'Clock considerable excitement was
caused, when it was reported that
W. w. Loveless store was on fire.
The alarm was not given, but Mr..
Loveless was at once telephoned for
on6 when he came and unlocked