The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-09-18

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Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd,
Reeves, on Friday, Sept. 10th, = ten
pound boy. )"r.a- ~ G NI:E& ,s &
J..J. Bingham suffered the loss Of
several chickens by the severe storm
Friday night >2 MI. (.
Mrs. AL. Holley left Friday even
ing for a short visit among friends
at Sioux Falls. n
The wreeking crew arrived here
from St. James with the big steam
j,ick, Monday. ]2 4t'% h
Nearly all the sports were out Sat
urdar afternoon after ducks which
wore flying low. ~. Ill.,
John Richardson of Fox Lake,
Martin. county, is guest at the horae
of r. c. Dana and wife in this city.
tiu.r .I,a4,~ AHA wife OF Rush
more, were in town Monday and left
on the south bound Omaha passen-
ger. >.sss
Miss Sadie Van valkenberg left
Friday morning for Sioux City
where she will be q guest of friends
a f*sw days. ~@: g
E.. L. Nance has been confined to
nls nuuse !or couple days this
week with a severe attack tsot
rheumatism .t"'E s.:
Oscar Schmidt, of Elgin, who has
been a guest at the home of his uncle
John Rippberger, returned to his
homo Friday evening. '''..>%
Mrs. William Hawkins and Mrs.
John Kraft returned Sunday from
Sioux Falls where they were guests
of friends for a week. NO,
Mrs. J. S. Fr1nk returned to her
home in his city Tuesday afternoon
after a few days visit at the home of
her parents at Luverne. %*E@s
The granary of Jesse Hunt, of
Rushmore, was unroofed and the
chimney of his house blown down
by the windstorm Friday afternoon.
S. Kindlund had phone message
from Ed. Hanson, living east OF
Round Lake, that his barn was
struck by lightning at two O'Clock
yesterday and burned. Three head
of horses persisted in the flames. II.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shanhan Friday Sept. 18th. ten
pound son. John wears a broad
smile feeling highly elated and his
friends rejoice with him. He has a
right to. He is good fellow and
deserves good luck all around.
Frank Storms and George Sorenson
arrived home Sunday from their
trip to the domain of King Edward.
They went as far as Winnipeg, and
not being able to find the kind of
land they wanted at a reasonable
pirce, they decided to return and
make their home in Minnesota al
little longer. Il
The house occupied by John Hel-
brook and family was struck by
during the heavy storm
Friday night. The plaster was torn.
off of the rooms and considerable
damage was done. Fortunately the
dwelling did not catch fire, but the
family received shaking up which
they do not Wish to have repeated,
Old Mr.. G. W. Hildreth was found
in his house Saturday morning un-
able to get out on account Of the.
high water. The water was within
six inches of the top of the bed he
was sleeping upon, and he being old
and feeble, the neighbors had no
time to spare in getting him out Of
the house. F. NJ. Potter happened
happen along and was informed Of
the the situation by come ladies and
made his way to the house and got
tho old man on his back and carried |
him to dry land where he was;
taken to the home of a friend where |
he will be cared for. i
G. E Boldly is feelng pretty good
over the award given him at the
state fair last week on his pair of /