The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-02-27
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Harry Cuisine is on the sick list

business trip to Paulina, Iowa,
Friday night. .. ..
Mrs. Rev. Barkuloo Of Brewster
visited relatives in this city
Thursday and Friday. . ~
FL. Shaker of st. James spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
|'borther, F. E. of this city.
Otto Fisher expects to leave for an
extended trip to Washington with
his family, about March LIST.
Miss Mable Booth left for What
com, Washington, Friday morning,
for an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. Wright and son of Grand
Meadow, MIMI, arrived at this
station Monday for a visit with
|muiends;and relatives.
"A. Bostrom arrived at this station
Wednesday afternoon from Garrison
Iowa, and will move on his farm
near Reading this spring. II.
Miss Winnifred Wall of Sioux Falls,
who has been visiting here forsome
| nime, left for Magnolia Tuesday &oa
| 4 visit before her return home.
The.six year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Giesel Ut Brewster,
died Thursday morning at 400
o'clock of scarlet fever. The funeral
will be held from the home to
morrow. The hour has not yet BEEN
decided.
Steamships and R. R. tickets in
connection to and from Europe at
lowest rate for cash or on time-by
all first class lines such as Allan,
American, Bea yer, Cunard, Dominion
Holland American, Hamburg Amer.
ian, Scandinavian American, Red
Star, White Star lines and others.
When getting ticket from me there
is no delay as 1have the genuine
ticket at my office. s.. Kindlund,
office with Peter Thompson. 16--4.
When money gets scarce, says
an exchange, people should bear in
mind that ''nimble dime is more
than a slow dollar" A dollar or five
dollars started out in the morning
can pay large amount of debts in one
day if kept moving from one to
another. A man once gave us the
history of a five dollars bill which
paid debts to the amount of SIS
and came back to him at night.
If every person will only take pains
to pay all that he can and keep the
money moving, small amount of
money will go long ways.
Thursday afternoon number of
people gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Vic Anderson, to celebrate
the goth. anniversary of their
wedding. It was an event that will
long be- remembered by all who
were present. And in the evening
a large party of young people
assembled to spend a few hours with
Misses Mable and Ida Anderson.
The evening was spent in playing
games and dancing, and before the
hour arrived for their departure,
they all repaired to the spacious
dining room an partoolr of a bount-
eous repast. Those present from
town report it to. be one Of the
most enjoyable events they have
attended for long while and feel
we'll repaid for their trip.
Round Lake Graphic: The lecture
given by Rev. Wilson Aull, on the
Life Lincoln, in the Presbyterian
church last Thursday evening, was
highly appreciated by every one
present. Rev. Aull showed a breadth
OF knowledge, clear and forcible
composition, and p. good delivery
Round Lake people would gladly
welcome him in their midst again.
Last Saturday night a permanent
organization of tho Round Lake
Fire Department was perfected by
the adoption of a constitution and
by laws, and election of the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Chief Engineer, 4. F. Dienh, Assis-
tant, Chief Engineer, WI. Bliedorn,
Foreman-Hose Division, E.. II.
Wellhausen, First Assistant Fore
man, W. 81. Thomson, Second Asst