The Worthington advance., 1903-07-31
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Y n Gitk.I ~ y aas g lire " le EICty
for Sioux Falls wheie che will visit
her sister = few days. In, s.3il.ss
Fed Nifnen tc.k "a the tall
game at Heron Lake Tuesday. N, M
: A.C. Redlelg lett tuesday ,or
Windom to atterd the ordination
services Of ! Baptist minister. - =. \.
Attorney g. N. C1andall left Tues
day morning for Heron Lake, being
called there tU'tly a case in court
at that place. k-,t .l J. !. ~
A.E. Caldwell, 4 ditor Of the Globe
l eft over the Reek leland Monday
afternoon for q, few days visit to
Sioux Falls /. . ...,.,.>.S .ls.<.ra M"
Miss Kernice Sheldon. returned to
her bone in Warijo, Mimi. Tuesday
n moIpiEg after a pleasant visit at
tie homesof thstta Yates ID
this 3 l. cityl g af," ei!a .ha"b' E'.s sj.R' = Is
Miss sFisa1sN Neleon; ono 81 the
clerkbd asAtoruu loft u for her
home asZumhifota T efday morn
ipg!foSa few days xacaticn. =.
Miss Bessie MeDongall Of Mime
apolis who hes been q guest Of her
cousins the Mieees Matteeon Of this
city returned to her heme Tues
day.. *@:} ! ......, ...,~ =. .
Mrs. A. Mead who mas been a guest
at the hcme of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Lewis in this city fol. u few days re-
turned to her home at Window
Tuesday. :. &,5g. e.. -. o..
CoIman will try to deserve
your trade. J., - .
John Darby made business trip to
Bigelow Tuesday Floyd Cox of
Leon, Illinois, arrived Tuesday after
noon and is guest Of his cousin
Capt. Wells of the Salvation Army,
in this city. y ~ " - i =. 80 . -.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Durfee enter
tained about twelve couple at their
home on Fifth avenue, Monday eve
ming in honor Of DR.. Riley Of. this
city, the house was beautifully, dec
Grated and dainty refreshments
were served. The occasion was one
of the prettiest events ever held in
the city. - ..,..,,... ,, ,,.. .,..,.o
J Terrible experience on Lake Oka-
bena took place Wednesday morn
ing about ten o'clock A. party
struck sail for a pleasure trip; and
they ran into what seemed like a
school of whales,aat least Capt. Eove'
les being .. little scared swung.
aport till they landed near 'Ludlow's
point. He lost nothing but his sand:
rank - captain. Joe, practice q lit
tle on dry land. >.t ri 91~
Effht. ~ -:. j., ,.E,E! y,,f,1 - i
The many friends ( 81 itttle Hsrold
Cakes will raer,st 70 harn .that be-
has been suffering intense -Eain in:
bis ear and to such an extent. that
bis parents found it necsssary to
send him to Mankato to be, treated
by 3 specialist. .Hs-letf Tuesday
afternoon in charge Of his sister
Mrs.J. N. Gould. It is hoped that
he will return fully restored in,
health is the wish Of the entire
community. ~. ~ ~ -. d
Doctor Riley, Hugh Barry and M
Hogan; had an exciting experience
on the lake Tuesday morning while
,endeavoriDg. to make q landing.
just as they were about ito reach
the dock and let out a line to fast
the beat 3 gust Of wind struck the
sail which upset the boat letting
the passengers into the lake. They
all scampered out as best they could
and walked up the back streets to
their 70 ooms sto find dry clothing.
A delightful social party was held
at the beantif iful home of William
Malcolm, living q few miles in. the
country, Monday evening. The
yards we're beautifully lighted with
red lights which gave the scene
a;;agrand appearance: The young
folks enjoyed the time in dancing
while the older ones amused them
selves II pleasant conversation. Re-
freshhentsswere served and all left
delighted with their evenings enter
taiament. ~ %S h
The officers, members and few