The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-09-04

- s7117.
N. q. Leistico made : drive tel
.Westbrook Tuesday. .,.as 8l
Mrs. j. n. Jones, left Tor her
home in Mitchell, Tuesday evening.
Harry Humiston q home this
week "a = few days rest and rec r, =
ton. Il 2
Miss Tillie Shanahan loft We'd
nesday for . visit with friends in
Mankato. 1.
Miss Wiese returned to her home
in Mitchell Tuesday evening, afte +
a pleasant visit with friends in this
city. ~
James Durfee and wife returned
to their home in Jackson, Wednes-
day, after a pleasant visit with their.
numerous friends in; this. city. II
Mrs. \. L. DWsmple Of Rushmore,
arrived in town Saturday on her
way home from a seven weeks visit
with friends New York City.
Bert Thurber has secured a posi-
ton on the Omaha road as freight
brakeman and ID now on the runbe-
tween st. James and Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. stillwell and
children Of New Orleans, L., are
visiting at the home Ut Mrs. Still
wells brother 81. G.. Franck in this
city. Il yss5 S..>..@ # 4
Miss Leona Hill returned homo
from a weeks visit among friends
and relatives at Hudson, S. D., and
Sioux City, Iowa, Tuesday even
ing. +
Rev. Fl. F. Gilt, of Two Harbors,
Mimi, will lead the Prayer meeting
Thursday evening and will preach
next Sabbath at the Congregational
church.
John Kingsley, Of Pipestone,
auditor of the Coleman lumber
Company was in the city Saturday
evening on business connected
with the company. j:
Rev Thomas Hambly, left We'd
nesday for Prairie Junction to
meet his wife who ia on her way
home from Detroit, Michigan, and
points in Canada. {"
Mrs. Edward Jamisen and son,
Lyle, who have been guests at tho
home of Mrs. Henry ssrem for a
few days, left for Humbolt, Iowa,
Wednesday afternoon.
Floyd Cox, who has been a guest
Of his cousin Capt. Wells, Of tho
Salvation Army for few weeks, re-
turned to his home in Aberdeen. s.
D. Saturday morning.
Marshal Sutherland, of Round,
Lake, was in the city Tuesday night
on his way to Sibley, where he will
testify in a criminal case before
tho court now in session there.
Died-.On Friday Aug. 80, Mrs.
G. e. Nicholson, daughter Of Martin
Ogg, living north of town. The
funeral will take place Sunday after
noon at the Dunkard church at 3
O'Clock. ="
Miss florence Whiting, who has
been a guest at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. R. Coughran for several
weeks, left Wednesday morning: for
Tracy, where she will teach the fall
and winter term of school. =,
Eleven merchants in Crookston.
have been fined from five to twenty
five dollars for selling adulterated
food. Merchants in other towns in !
different parts Of the state have also |
been fined on the same charge.
Is it not good indication of which !
paper gives the most news when
so many old residents of Worthing- |
ton after leaving town order the
A dva n c to obtain all the news
of the town. There is only one way !
you can get all the news, that is by |
subscribing for the D ally or
weekly Advanc Compare
papers and see. p :. ~ va.
Frank Baulster, who lives short
distance south of this place, hauled
the first load Of rock for the funda-
ton OF our Catholic Church one day
this week.-Edwin Erickson left
for Boone, Ia, last Saturday. Mr..
Erickson received letter stating