The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-05-08

Tuesday from visit with friends in
Humboldt Iowa. =r ~
James Evans the faithful night
clerk of the Western Hotel resigned
his position Monday. :1s us. N
Ed. Ellis Of Luverne is once j more
behind the counter of F. A Torrance
and son s Big Store. -.
Emil Graf purchased the cells Of
the old Jail Wednesday for the viii
lage lookup at Lismore.
| Mrs Archie Hirt lett Tuesday eve
ming for a few days visit with
friends in Rock Rapids, Iowa
Ned Jones of the State Bank Of
Worthington returned home from a
trip to Humboldt Iowa. - ~, ~
FIR. Coughran left Saturday morn
ing for Milwaukee where he will re-
ceive treatment for his eyes.
C. Murdoch is moving from the J..
E. Darling residence to his home re-
Gently purchased just west Of DR..
Moore's home. z5.>-.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Clement of Min
neapoils arrived Saturday to visit
at the home of their parents Mr.and
Mrs. Dan. She'll.
J.H.Scott traded his residence prop
erty across the Omaha railroad tracks
for real estate in Wadena county,
MINI. last week.
Frank Burroughs who has been
confined at his home with an attack
of measles has so far recovered as to
be out on the streets again. >2s>..
B. T. Leverich of Lakefeld was in
the city over Sunday. It is reported
that he will move here again. We
will be glad to have him do so. ~
The many friends in this city of
Aug. Goelz will be glad to learn
he has been appointed janitor of the
new M. E. church in this city.
Lew. Harris, the harness maker
in Stitser's shop returned from Del
ia Iowa Monday where he was CALI
ed on account of his mothers sick
ness.
Thomas Palmer's valuable horse
was badly cut on a barb wire fence
Saturday. DR.. Gould was obliged to
take nine stitches before the wound
could be healed. ~
Roy Caldwell resigned his posi-.
ton in F. A. Torrance and Sons Big
Store last Saturday night to accepts
place in W. H. Heisse grocery store
| at Sioux Falls. ,.@
]. II. Scott returned home from
his trip to Staples Saturday night,
in a sick condition. He was unable
to attend the dedication at the M. E.
church last Sunday.
Will Hazard. who is known tc
many CT the older citizens of Worth
intgon hut now lives in DesMoines
Iowa was in the city Tuesday or
his way to Sioux Falls.
Chas. schinkle and family will
leave Wednesday for Wheaton TRAY
erse Co. where he has land interests
and where they expect to make thei1
home. The best wishes of their many
old friends go with them.
| We rerget to report that c. T.
Shattuck is confined to his house
i with an attack of pneumonia. Mr..
Shattuck has host of friends in
this city who are anxious to see him
recover as rapidly as possible.
The funeral services of the eight
! months old son of Mr. and Mr.. W
H. Blair was held Sunday afternoon
Rev. Wilson Aull of the Presbyter.
ian church officiating in a very
tender and impressive manner.
Rev W. ]. Robinson left Tuesday
noon for his home in Labelled. Mr.
Robinson was here attending thu
dedication of the new M. E. church
and remained after Rev. Rober
Forbes lecture Monday night.
Mrs. Wilson Aull, Mrs. 1T. Brani
gan, Mrs James Mackay, Miss julie
CLANCY, Mrs. L. NJ. Bliss, Mrs.. W,
Mcbride, Mrs John Read and Miss
Devore, left Tuesday morning fol
Jackson where they will attend thu
Home and Foreign Missionary con
vention of the Presbyterian church
A committee of teachers appointed
I 49,. L.. IL