The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-08-07
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Mrs. A. b. Cheney returned home
on Monday from a visit with friends
in ST. James ,.', .$#ts
G. L. Runge, a former Worthing-
tonian, but now Of Davenport, la. !
was in the city Monday. .&.,t
Miss Jessie Hedberg returned
home from a visit with friends and
relatives at Adrian Monday. ., :,
Miss Mollie Prideaux, living in
Wisconsin arrived WEDNESDAY and is
a guest at the home of r. Prideaux.
J. H. Bly, started Monday, by way
Of the twin cites, for his home at
Santa Barbara, California. -Brews-
tor Tribune.
Harry Humiston, engineer on the
Mitchell branch of the Omaha road,
is visiting at the home Of his par
ents this week.
Mrs. Thomas Crever returned
b ONE from the hospital at Manka
to Monday where she accompanied
her father where ire will loceiv6
medical treatment. -
One of W. G. Ramage's transfer
wagons got stuck near the Omaha :
depot Monday morning with a load
of binding Irvine. = It required an
extra team and three men to pull it
out.
W. Fl. Rlume. living in Worthing-
ton township was in the city Mon
day. He has been confined to his
home for several days suffering
with severe attack of rheumatism.
He was just able to move about
when here.
Colman will try TO- deserve
your trade.
John James leaves Tuesday for
Breckenridge. He has position
there running threshing enigne.
Crops being SO poor here and the
ground 80 wet he concluded not to
take his engine into the threshing
field this season. If the prospects
look promising he will move his
family there.
Last Friday the. dog owned by Fl.
Greteman, went mad. The dog fol-
owed Mr.. Greteman into the cum
try on that day and it being very
warm the dog was overcome by the
heat and his running and went mad
in the evening. He was first noticed
as being mad on main street after
they returned to town, but Mr..
Greteman not knowing what the
matter was, tried t. take him home,
but when near the Hovey home the
dog took another fit of madness and
he was shot.-Wilmont 1ntiator.
Ernest Newton, a grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. M. R: Berry, was in town
Saturday evening to receive treat
ment from DR.. Geyerman for So
{ we're wound on the top of his head.
He and his companions were opera
ting a hay stacker when part of
the machinery fell from the stack
and the young man, who was stan d
ing on the ground received the force
of it upon his head. The wound
was very deep and painful, but was
not of serious nature, and Ernest
will soon be as we'll as ever except
for the ugly scar on his cranium.-
About 500 Tuesday night while
the saiiboats were just putting up
for thenlght and several. boys were in
bathing off the pier, there was call
from the water for boat, a bout half
way between the pier and the buoy
but with so much noise no one paid
any attention to it until repeated
several times when Mr.. Doolittle
who was just locking row boat
under the pier said, ''are you fool
ing or do you mean it" and the
answer came back, "'for God sake
hurry up"when he run out with the
row boat and found Edward Law
ton and Jud Caldwell struggling in
the water. It seems that Caldwell
and Wood had swan out to the sail
boat and then saw Lawton coming
towards them and calling for help,
at which Caldwell jumped in and
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