The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-16

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| Erie Lump coal completes with
Hooking, costs you $500 a ton
less. CoIman sells it.
M. E.Lawton was doing business
at Org, Saturday.
Geo. Lear, of Sioux Falls arrived
Monday on business trip.
Geo. Tiddens Of Little Rock was u
business caller in this city Monday.
A. F. Diehn of Round Lake was
doing business in this city Monday.
w. g. Ramage, returned home
from a business trip to st. Paul,
Monday.
Frank Hickman and wife left
Monday for St. Paul ON a business
and pleasure trip.
M. 81. Evans of St. Paul well
known to many of our citizens was
a guest of M. E. Lawton Friday
The Rock Island road commenced
running trains in aud out of their
own depot here, Monday morning.
Mrs. J. r. Conway of Sioux Falls
arrived Monday and is a guest of
her many friends in this city for
few days.
"A. C. Hedberg and wife and son
returned home from Adrian Mon
day where they visited friends
over Sunday.
Mrs. David Paul left Monday for
Hartley, Iowa after a pleasant visit
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
g. +. Martin, of this city.
Stefan stefonson nephew of Gus.
swanberg left Monday for st. Paul
where he has secured a position on
the Street railway of that city.
G.. W. Voak brother of E. v. OF
this city left Monday morning for
Britton s. D. after a pleasant visit
with friend and relative in this city
Mrs. J.. Hagelty end daughter
Minnie:e have. been visiting at the
home of her. SISTER and aunt Mrs. P.
OC<nner lett for Montana Monday
after moon.
Tos. Lowry has sold his farm in
section 10 Ransom township but
will remain ION the farm next year,
after that he expects to move to
Clay county, MINI.
- Mrs. JohnDougalss of Minneapolis
and daughter Mrs. Langsdale of Will
mont :.and.:Mrs. F. R. People of Will
mont are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John 'Peterson, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. DAYTON have force
f.. men at work renlodeling their
building this week the
wallis are receiving a new coat OF
paint, and paper and several new
md convenient improvements are
icing made the kitchen. When
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton can
,oast-,. Of Having restaurant ,
econd to none in this part Of the +
tate. They will open for business q
morning, Oct. Is.
Attorney STEELE M. Smith arrived
ere last week with his family and
couples rooms for a residence, over
7yckoff's store. Mr.. Smith being
q old Worthington boy, himself
nd family will be warmely well
omed as citizens of this place.
r.. Smith left here nine years ago
nd has been successful in his car p
9r. He took up law profession. He :,
raduated from our high, school took !!
70 degrees in law at the state uni -
ersity, was admitted to the bar in'79
nee which, time he has been prac- >
cling law in Minneapolis, aud has 5
,en very successful. He was a c
ember of the firm of Calderwood r
I'D Smith of Minneapolis. This a
rm for the past year had the bus
less of RIG. Dunn and Co. which S
I'VE them some prestige. Mr.. a
NTH has his Office over the State r
INK of Worthington where he will =,
indie the business connected with
" attorneys Office. While he is i.
Jung man yet his reputation places +,
m with those in the front ranks ~
ID with this to his credit in open a
e an Office here gives him an OK Il
Liant recommendation in the Wav