The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-05-01
!. Local News.

Chas. Nienaber, Of Round Lake
was in the city over Sunday.
G. v. Haley, of Wilmont was
in the city Monday on his way to
st. James f. .,..>... 49," @s5. :..4
Mrs. Bert Brayton of this city ie
u guest of friends at Sioux Falls
this week.
Leonard Mcclellan the clerk in
the Allen House spent Sunday at
the home of his parents at Brewster.
Mrs. Chas. Boldly of Rushmore
was guest at the home of her
parents E. W. W. Dow and wife
last Sunday.
Miss Matte Bryan who is teaching
school near Ruehmore was q vel
come visitor at the home Of her
parents Saturday.
John Clausen, of his city, has
taken the contract to build q barn
60xso, twenty foot posts, for Chas.
Row]ey at Reading. y
W. E. Normanl left Monday even
ing for Canada where he will look
over the country with view of
investing in real estate. 1.s,A.&
Miss Inez Barber left Saturday
evening for Sioux Falls where she
will be the guest of friends and
relatives for few days.
Rev Wilson Aull left Monday for
Slayton where ne presides at the
installation services of the Presby-
terian minister of that place. 49,. -.
John Wood opened up the Palmer
elevator Monday morning and will
have charge of same until the coal
and etc. is all disposed of, when a
new man will be sent here for the
fall trade Il.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. g. Blair is seriously ill and the
family and friends are exceedingly
alarmed about the little sufferer.
All is being done that is possible
to save it's little life. l, II
Mrs. Paulson, one of the early.
settlers of this city but now Of Todd
county Mimi, arrived last Saturday,
and is guest at the home Of her
Mrs. Wass. Mrs. Paulson
looks ''as young as she used to be-"
The many friends of Miss Eva
Darling will be PANIED to learn that
she is put in quarantine for small
pox. She regrets this all the more
from the fact that next Sunday is
the dedication of the new church OF
which she took intense interest in.
S. a. Harding returned from
Walla Walla Wash. last Thursday
morning He said he found al
lovely country out there and is
anxious to return, he thinks he will
go back next fall but will not move
his family for year or two at
least.
The many friends of Maurice
and wife will be pleased ID
learn that they arrived at Seattle
alright and are now settled and
keeping house. They were delayed
on the road one day by a wreck in
Montana. Miss Maxwell who &C.
:ompanied them is also well. N Y
Services were held in the old M.
E. church last Sunday night for the
last time, Rev. Thomas Hambly, the
pastor preached an interesting and
powerful sermon to a large audi
once, in which he babe farewell to-
the old building in very tender
and impressive manner. The
services on next Sunday will be
held in the new church.
Chris Niernann, the pop man had
4 narrow escape from an accident
that is already serious enough.
While riding broncho the bride
in some manner got tangled up and
the horse became unmanageable
and threw Mr.. Niemann to the
ground, in the fall his ear was torn
nearly off. The injured man
FASTENED to DR.. Walkers Office who
took twelve stitches at he wound.
The accident will not lay Mr..
Niemann up. @s
Through a private letter to Mr..
William Mclean we learn of the
narrow escaDo from death of the