The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-03
Wanted-Hay pressing.
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Wanted Hay pressing.
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D. q. Harvey of Brewster was in
town Saturday s.s;,,>1; ,,.;,,,.:t,. :.
Mrs, N. Reiter went to- Ashton
Friday for atvisit. ,,..t.: e.. ;,}.,.
Leo Wetherel of Estherville visited
friends here Saturday. - 'f.i"H
M. J. Barber expects to leave next
week for visit in Iowa.
Roman Bros shipped a car of hogs
to souix City Friday night.
Miss Blanche Natteson visited
Rushmore friends Saturday. So;
Geo. G. Dayton has sold all
the lots in Clifton addition
north of Dover Street. but
can sell you one South of
that street.
Jack Glasgow is spending part of
his vacation with relatives at Man
ne'"o' 3.r.. '"' ..7:.N.' I, 4r45 -
Miss Katie Kane of Granville Iowa
is visitingsherf sister Mrs.: Eugene
Smith. - :: s-,;&t'''' <. IFS IT..
j. W. Linderman whose home is
in Los Angeles Cal: left Friday. TOR
Denver Colo. !>':'''. = i.::t~.'5. - ii
Conductor W. G. Butcher and wife
of Estherville Iowa visited relatives,
Mrs: Levine Saturday, ~:' -; r.',s
E. G. Pannell expects to com:
mence his ice harvest the, first of
next week i help enough sl can be
secured, : = * - ~~-
Mrs. G., C. Chute is now at spo-.
kane, Wash. She writes her name
will be something else beside Mrs.
Chute, in a short time. (. -
Mrs. Reiter.of George Iowa was a
guest of her sister Friday on her
way to Pjpestone to join her hus-
band where they will make their
future home.
New time card takes effect on the
Omaha, Sunday No. now 2 a. m.
to 1855, No. 6 now 9:57 a. m. to 9:47,
No. 1 now 2:10 a. m. to 2:25 are all
tho changes at this point.
Rev. J. M. Bull and wife are now
getting settled in their fine new resi-
dence on the east side, and will be
ready to receive their friends there
after January 1st.-Pipestone Star.
Members of the Worthington
Dancing Club gave an informal
hop in Torrance's hall, Friday
evening. After: the show the
theatre company's orchestra played
for them. ~ ::
E. L. Nance, has two possums on
sale at his market. The meat is
rarely seen here and only when
shipped in, but Nance is going to
keep every thing any one is liable to |
want in the meat line.
!; 66 lots in Clifton Addition
sold since July: 18th. III
you want to buy one there
ask Geo. D. Dayton about it.
There may be some items Of news !,
that do not find their way into the
columns of the Advance; if there
are it is because youdo not inform
US Of them. We want them,~ vel
make every effort possible to secure
them and will appreciate your as
sistance.
G. M. Davis of the Murray Co.
Pilot, was in town Saturday, and
reports business good. He says there
is a number of candidates for the
Senatorship in that county and
thinks that it should be honored
with that officer as Mobiles county
has had it long enough for the
present, but he admits this county
will get it if the people go after
it.
One of the most laughable farce
ever witnessed in Heron
Lake was the Old Maids, which was
put on last Saturday evening at AS
'embly hall by home talent com
oany under the management of A.
J. Cross. The parts: were we'll
AIKEN and although the weather was
bitter cold the Assembly hall which
las a seating capacity of 600, was