The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-13

Senator She'll left Ao>ady after
noon on q business trip to StPaul.
Attorney J. A. Town made Z bus
ness trip to Young America Tues
day morning.. W. J. ---..-
A dozen buggies for sale at bar
On to close out. ]. D. Humiston, q,
the old stand.
Russell Aober3y Is filling Howard
Durtee's place At the Omaha freight
Office during the absence Of M
Durfee. 49,, ~.,,,,.- 4.,...
Amo Christensen Of Wilmont wa
in the city Monday on his way home
from jackson where he attended 6
funeral. y f.
Hurl Free and wife of Lake6eld
arrived Tuesday afternoon for q
short visit at the home of their par
ents in this city.
Miss Edna Goodrich left Monday
evening for Sioux Falls where she
will be a guest of friends a few
days.
C. R. Wakefield, the efficient
clerk in Roadmaster Dunbar Office
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends at st. James.
M. NJ. Brock, VINO fell on pitch
fork while climbing to the top Of a
grain stack few days ago has 80
far recovered as to be able to leave
the hospital and was taken to his
home near Reading Tuesday.
The wires on the new line of the
Interstate Telephone Co.. with which
Dr.. R. Conway is interested were
strung IN town Tuesday. Worthing-
ton is as far as the wires will be
strung by the crew from the west
TIL Q north endwill be brought in by
a crew from that direction. The
central Office will be located in tho
Worthintgon Hotel.
In speaking of the Women g Clubs
the daily press says: ''The resigna-
ton Of Mrs. James, Mankato, who
was elected vice president of the
Fifth district, was accepted, and
Mrs. H. ". Doolittle, Worthington
to the ofice.'' This is
considered position of honor
among club women, as the officer is
q member OF the executive board.
A new Ministerial society was or
ganized Monday afternoon at the M.
E. church at Heron Lake, to be known
as the Worthington.- Sub District No.
2, land embraces Rushmore, Bigelow,
Worthington, Heron Lake, Win
dom, Mountain Lake, Brewster,
Bingham Lake, Laketeld and Jack
son. The following officers were
elected at that meeting for the en-
suing year, Pres. Rev. Thomas Ham,
bly, of Warrington; Vice Pres, $.
N. Cook Of Window; Sec. ,Rev.J.v.
Hawk of Bigelow.
Wm.Thom. of near Rushmore, pass
cd through this place one day last
week, while on his. return home
from Avooa. Mr.. Thorn sold four
horses to q party near Avoca last
season and the party took a''sneak"
leaving tie horses with no one to
care for them. Mr.. Thorn was mott
fed and left for that place at once,
finding the horses had been cruelty
used. He had to purchase buggy
which was more of An expense than
The horses were worth, in order to
get them home. One of the animals
was killed. Wilmont Initiator.
A series of meetings will begin in
he Methodist church tonight. The
pastor, Rev. Thos. Hambly will be
assisted in the work this week by
Rev. J. N. Hawk of Bigelow, and
lrring the coming week by Rev. T.
:. Leazer Of Rushmore. Rev j. V. |
Roberts will lend assistance through
tut the services. The services will
'e held in the main auditorium. !
'pecialmusic will be feature of |
he meetings. Everybody we und-
rstand is invited to attend without !
eference to station or denomination
his is q good enterprise for this sea
on of the year and it isto be hop
d that much good will be done.