The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-09-11

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s$~ Mich Gov, Tor sale has Just come
lin. Dr.. Moore. 4 II.
Torrent for season Of 1904 Sc -
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We are glad to report that Frank
Hickman, the druggist, was well
enough to appear upon the streets
Monday afternoon. ma "a II
Miss Angnes Lindquist who has
been a guest Of Mrs. G.. Rowell re-
turned to her home in st. James
Monday. @ ~ .%E s,%
Mn. O. Corncross and daughter
left Tuesday for three weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Lodi,
Wisconsin. y
I Albert Helms moved into the old
Eric Johnson property On ninth
street near the: old M. E. church last
Monday. Y : ~,,. = ~
| JEFF Scott left Saturday night for
4 Toronto, s. D. where he will super
intend the harvesting of crops on a
/ farm belonging to G. I. :Tupper Of
this city. %,. ~. ~.
Rev: g. A. Llppert, Of Wells,
Mimi, bel. ..;quartely meeting in
the German Evangelical church in
this city..last.< Sunday: He left for
Marshal Monday. morning. - Z
Frank Chute, of wilmont, was a
Sunday visitor at his brothers home
in f6is.place.= Mrs: Chute 9 mo mother
of the boys, is now 80 years old
and in feeble health, and they in
tend bringing her to Worthington.
Henry Weaver, of Indiuna, is
making a visit with his son ". F..
and family, 5 miles West of Org
Regardless of the bad condition of
most of the farms this year Mr..
Weaver expresses himself as we'll
pleased with the country. r.
Arthur, Eva and Ellis, three
young children of Mis-. Bertha
Smith of Adrian, were sent to the
state public school at Owatonna by
Probate Judge Cory Monday. They
were taken by Miss Mary Fauskee,
sister of the Sheriff. a..
DIR. Gholz returned Tuesday
morning from attending a Dental
convention of the State at st. Paul.
After the convention he made Z
short visit at his home in Kenyon.
He reports the convention one OF
profit and the home visit q pleasure.
Clifford Hedberg, the seven yea1
old son Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hedberg,
has been troubled with asevere pain
in his foot for several days and his
parents were unable to discover
the cause, they finally took the child
to the Office of DR.. Walker who
with the assistance Of DR.. DeCoster
found and drew out a needle two
inches up the boys foot. The little
patient is now on sure road to re-
covery. >,"+
A very unusual and startling
affair occurred yesterday at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Schultz.
For several weeks their infant son
has had fits of crying which could
not be accounted for and yesterday
a needle was found protruding from
his arm. About a month ago red
spot was'noticed on the child g arm,
and it was then that the needle en-
tered the flesh, going through to
the other side, where it was found.
Tribune, Brewster.
At the home Of q. W. Patterson
a few friends enjoyed the pleasure
of witnessing the blossoming of
Night Blooming Cereus. An op-
portunity of this kind is seldom
afforded people living distance
from the large cities as the plant
is a rare one. It does not blossom
until seven years old and then only
once q year and during the night.
The flower is large, white and
very beautiful. The fragance is
exquisite and fills the entire room
while in bloom. The blossom only {
opens once and then for q short
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