The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-09

DIN. N. NJ As
Sleighing and wagoning is just
between hay and grass--not very
good OF either. ''&& W. NJ 4 s @ss
Miss Stella Gretton of Adrian
visited over Sunday with Mrs.
limbaugh. I 1.a,,st5
Rev. Leazer with his orchestra
gave three entertainment last week,
! one at Ransom Tuesday night, one
at Wilmont Friday and at Reading
Saturday. The success Of the orches-
ira has been excellent, it having en-
joyed large and apprecitive
audiences. .~ 5..
Don't fail to hear Rev. Hambly
Tuesday evening, Jan. 10, Oh Facts
and Fun in the South Land.''' Es
Start the new year with quick
Meal Steel Range. The saving in
fuel alone W i'll pay for it. a. W.
Ferrin.
The Misses Mable and Jessie
Dryden left Monday for Minneapolis
where they will resume their school
work during the winter and spring
terms.
J. A. Smith and son Of Magnolia
made Rushmore call Monday and
visited with F. Reveshaw. Mr..
Smith is the owner Of the John Rust
farm up north. His boys will work
the place this season.
Married-On Dec, 25th, 1902, Al.
Greig and Miss Helen Sands. Con-
corning the ceremony we have not
been able to get news but these
young people are two of Mobiles
County's best known and respected
citizens. The groom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Greig who need
no introduction to our readers, they
being pioneers of Mobiles County
and every since have added friends
to themselves. AL is a young man
of excellent habit, steady and in
dustrious. The bride is the sister
of Mrs. L. B. Leonard and of N. D.
Sands who moved from Mobiles
County some two years ago. For
several years she has taught in the
vicinity of Rushmore. During the
fall term she taught. in the Dow
district but resigned to take up a
school where but one would be
taught. She is::a young lady of a
large circle of friends and will be 9
cheerful bride ina happy home.
The Enterprise wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Greig many returns in the
future. .<.s I'll
Word from Mr.. and Mrs. Fred III.
Thompson who sailed for London
Dec. II, 1902 states that they arrived
safely and enjoyed the trip. They
exp 'cted to remain about two
This is nice trip and one
that many would like to take. j
Special meetings will be held
during the week of prayer. Union
services began Sunday night in the
Presbyterian church and continued
until Wednesday night when they
were transferred to the NJ. E. church
to continue the remainder of the
week.
Pearl Bass. who has been visiting
in Round Lake returned Monday.
DR.. Williams, Wilmont's physician
was in Rushmore short time Tues
day. Il
The New Year has come but not
yet gone. Have you layed your
plans? Il
John H. James of Reading was
transacting business in Rushmore
on Wednesday of last week. |
Mrs. j. G.. Bronx and daughter
Helen returned from Minneapolis
Monday where they had been for
several days. T
On Saturday Jan. 3rd, the Little
Rock Mutual Fire Insurance Co. met
in the town hall at Rushmore to |
hold their. annual meeting for the
purpose Of electing officers and tran
sacting such business as is necessary
to the company. All just losses
occurring during the year have been
paid and the company is in good
standing condition. A statement
in regard to the expenses and losses