The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-09-25
TTry Erie Lump Coal IN place
Of Hooking valley. Colman sells

Try Erie Lump Coal IN place
Of Hooking valley. Colman sells
n. $&@25 2i'S8
Geo. simoni, made q business
trip to sibley Saturday.
s. M. Stewart recently returned
from visit in Wisconsin.
A. n. White left Saturday morn
ing On a business trip up north.
MI. Delaney Of Northfield, was
transacting business here Friday.
/. Horace Norman OF Bigelow, was
in the city on a business deal Satur-
day.
Rev. Father Bartholome Of this
city, left Saturday for Brewster
where he will preach Sunday.
Mrs. John DeBoos and daughter
Emma, of Sibley, arrived Monday to
visit their. many Friends in this
city.
Miss Myrtle Beard left Saturday
! morning for Fulda where she will
teach the fall and winter terms OF
school near that city.
G. H.Lamb was q guest at the
home of his brother-in-law T. A.
Palmer over Sunday while on his
way to Spokane, Wash.
Thomas H. PrideauA of Rodman,
Iowa, was in the city Saturday on
his way to Rushmore where he will
visit friends over Sunday.
Sheriff Fauskee closed Geo ST.
moni's confectionery and fruit house
Monday morning, and the proprietor
and his family have left the country
Miss Clara Free who is now en-
gagged teaching school at Brewster,
arrived in the city Saturday and
will be q guest of Miss Sarah Hos
mer over Sunday.
Rev. F. W:Gebhard, pastor Of the
German church at Ewintgon, was in
the city saturday on his way toWil-
mont where he will dedicate q new
Lutheran church at that place Sum
day.
Rev. r. q. Sulzer, being unable to
come because of illness, DR.. R. N.
Adams, from Minneapolis will take
his place, and will preach both morn
ing and evening in the Presbyterian
church.
L. E. Fitch, Managed the Tutlill
Lumber Company, left Saturday
noon for Minneapolis and when he
returns he will bring his family
back with him and make this city
his permanent home.
H.. O.snith, deputy post Office in
spector was in the city Friday and
was a guest Of Postmaster F. R.
Coughran over Sunday. He reports
the posto1ace here in good condi-
ton and everything alright. -
Mrs. W. II. Harrington writes
some Of her friends here that they
arrived at their destination, Farm
ington, New Mexico, safe and well,
and like the place very much. Cas-
oline and kerosene are each forty
cents a gallon, soft coal three dol
lars a ton. The water is taken
from the irrigating bitches an filter
ed for domestic uses. Fruits are
raised in abundance, but no oranges
or bananas. Tents are used to some !
extent by the residents for sleeping
rooms and kitchens the year round.
Will Lyons and family returned to
Estherville, Iowa on Fridays after
noon train, having attended the cel-
ebration of Jacob Gregerson, Mrs.
Lyons fathers, fifty fifth birthday |
ENTHUSIASTICALLY forenoon
while hunting, Homer Hit met
with an accident which nearly cost
him the sight of his right eye.
While in tho act of discharging a |
Marlin repeating shotgun the breech
block was blown off and struck his
right eye. The cause of the aoci-
dent ia supposed to have been due to
an overloaded shell. DR.. Wiedow
dressed the wound and informed US
that the sight was not hurt.-Round
Lake Graphic.
The Citizens Telephone Co. at
Mankato are increasing their rates.
For residence phones, rs cents, max
ino rate Fl EO and h11isnoss n1acol