The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-09
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M. J. shanahan made q business
trip to Wilmont Friday.
Miss Mary Fitch returned home
from q visit to her sister Nettie ct
Heron Lake, Friday. n %&a
W. B. Norman left Friday for
Bigelow where he will visit friends
and relatives . few weeks. yts
Miss Title Larson left Friday
morning for Austin where she will
attend school this fall and winter.
Brigadier Jenkins and Major
Waite Of Minneapolis, arrived In the
city Friday evening and led the
meeting in the Salvation Army hall
that evening. .'.@>.:
We noticed Bro. Randolph Of the
Brewster Tribune playing a clar-
ionet with the orchestra last Thurs
day night. Bro. Randolph is q fine
musician and never misses q chance
to afilitae with kindred spirits. Il
. Through private sources from
the NJ. E. Conference now in session
at Winona the A i v is glad
to announce that Rev. Thomas
Hambly has been appointed the
Worthington charge another year.
Bert Selby, who has been working
for some time as fireman on the rail
road in Montana and Utah, arrived
here the first of the week to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Selby, west of town.-Brewseter
Tribune.
Ducks are reported by hunters to
be- very numerous. Two thousand
being captured by the game warden
at Jackson where they we're seiezed
from five wagons headed from Lake
field to Iowa for shipment, confirms
the plentiful reports.
Mrs. John Pratt and daughter
Olive and Nellie left Thursday for
Burlington, Iowa, where they will
make their home, Mr.. Pratt is
employed there in a large meat
market. their many friends wish
them success in their new home
The entertainment given by the
Andrews Opera Company at the
Masonic Hall Friday evening was
we'll attended. The music given
was fine and highly appreciated by
all. This company is always fay
orite, especially Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews. After the performance
the company we're treated to a duck
supper at the home of Mrs. and Mr..
Dolan which it is safe to say. was a
pleasant affair and enjoyed.
Mr.. Oh ute carries an ad in the
D a l y and was one of the first to
voluntarily give his support to a
continuation, of the Daily but up
to this time it was overlooked and
did not appear when it should.
He believes every home enterprise
should be literally supported.
Mr.. Chute has been very active in
the building up of the north part Of
town and no one has done more to-
wards it, and for the accommoda-
tin of those residing there has put
in the stock of groceries, meat and
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Another business deal was closed
on lust Thursday afternoon where
by B. l. Trip disposed Of his stock
Of goods in this village also his real
estate, consisting of dwelling house
creamery and livery barn, for farm
land about eighteen miles north Of
Minneapolis, Mr.. Stoke, of Keister,
taking Mr.. Trips property here.
B. !. has been identified with the
business interests for a number of
years and enjoys the confidence Of
entire community having large pat
ronage in his general store. He will
be greatly missed from the business
circle but all will unite in Wishing
him abundant prosperity in what
ever line of work he will follow in
the future. Signal Bigelow. s: Il
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