The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-09
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Master Paul Dunbar il "a TIE
sick list. @.s.. Y " III II
Chris Kuntz and wife are planning
for ! trip TO Germany. ".4
MI. q. Cale il entertaining her
sister from Excelsior. Mimi.
Sam Morrison has severed his
connection with J. c. Estes.
:, Mrs. "A. O. stenins II returned
Saturday morning from Red Wing.
Leo Shell and DR.. Riley attened .
party ate Adrian Friday evening.
Mrs. Petit, son I've, and. her
husbnd's mother spent Now Years
in Rushmore. ~~, ". ri.
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AT the annual business meeting
of the Evangelical Church. Nv. F.
Moss was reelected as trustee for
three years. +
Miss Ethlyn Cows and josephine
Coughran returned home Saturday
morning from Minneapolis where
they enjoyed very pleasant visit.
Birkeba and Co. have received
their insurance awarded them by
the adjustors, from companies repre-
scented by j. J. Parsons and W. M.
Evans.
Mrs. Lewis left Saturday morning
for Seattle being called there by her
father S. A. Hildreth suffering a
stroke of paralysis. His friends hope
for speady recovery. =.
The Union Watch meeting at the
Presbyterian Church Wednesday
evening was very largely attended
and most pleasant time enjoyed
while waiting for the New Year.
J. Rippebrger says New Years
Oats is still coming. On route No. 2
another sack was found leaning
against Jack Glelme' s mail box post,
and he is informed that more will
follow. ..
About thirty of the friends of
Rev. Thos. Hambly and wife gather
ed at their home .Thursdy evening
and enjoyed very social time. A
present was presented, and refresh
ments served.
Miss Alma Anderson, teacher in
the Cass, Rust and Bullick district,
is home for the holidays. The
scholars as token of their love
and esteem for her. presented her
with handsome present which, she
highly appreciated.
John Wood of Peavy Elevator
Company Unexpectedly received a
car of hard coal Friday morning.
The news soon spread about town
and John was busy all morning
dividing to make it go around to as
many people as possible.
The night cap social held in the
Whitney district Thursday night
where Miss Frances Clark is teaching
was we'll attended and very
pleasant time enjoyed. Orrie Ober-
man was present with his magic
lantern and showed. number Of
nice views. Receipts were little over
five dollars.
Rev. G. II. Curtis was surprised
last Saturday, by the reception of a
handsome roller top desk, as a
Christmas present. The gift was
from Prof. Porter's Sunday School
class and their cO-Workers. de
appreciates the remembrance very
highly. 1t illustrates the high
esteem in which he is held, not
only by this class but the congre-
CATION and friends.
In letter to his brother John
Mackay who has been located at
Crookston in tho employ of the
Great Northern Railroad says 'tLast
Saturday, received message from
st. Paul to go to Laramour head
quarters of the division, to my sur
prise was promoted to locomotive
foreman at Minot. It is the best
house on the Pacific coast line. I
took full charge today, Tuesday.
It is twenty stall round house and
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