The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-09-18

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trains i this CITY Sunday aftsBnoon
at enc time. \ n, \ Il. N
Mrs. Josephine Torrance returned
home Friday night from an ex
tended eastern trip. N 1 %:&.5s MI #>3
Roy Rose left Monday morning to
accept . position in Hubbard, and
Planners elevator at Kasota. X :. i
Mrs. D. Shell and daughter
Marjorie, returned Sunday from 9
visit at Sibley by the way ofLake
Park. ~ @ E5rs n 15S>rE a,%% @@F.
Miss Amla Waters returned home
from q visit at the home of her
parents at Flandreau Sunday after
noon. fy&S, ,g,>I :,'D y. - .. ::
Geo Wheeler and John Milton,
left for Kasota where they have
secured employment in Hubbard
and Palmers elevator.
The passenger train due to leave
here at 2:15 a. m. did not depart
Monday morning until 9:45 on &C.
count of bad connections.
The Worthington Mill Company
laid off thar or tire force Monday
corning for two weeks on account
OF the condition of roads and bad
weather. -
DIR. Dieckoff made a record for
himself in saving couple of Worth
ington's brightest ladies from a wat
cry grave Saturday night during
,.v severe storm.
Archie Hirt was called into SER
leo Monday morning on the Omaha
road to do duty as a passenger
brakeman and left for Minneapolis
at noon to take his run.
Rev. c. K. Bidwell, pastor of the
Baptist church of this city left Mon
day morning for Eastern Peno-
sylvania where he will visit the
home Of parents and attend the
wedding of his brother.
J. K. Darby and A. C. Todd start
ed second hand furniture store in
the old Arcade restaurant building
Monday morning they will buy and
sell all second hand furniture in
towr on commission.
Mrs. E. J. Wolven entertained
number of her lady friends Satur-
day afternoon in honor of her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Wolven of Pecatonica, Illinois.
who are visiting here. Refresh
ments were served and very
pleasant time enjoyed.
Dr.. Hamilton, daughter and
friends of Ocheydan, Iowa, who have
have been visiting for few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wood,
passed through Worthington on
their return; they found the roads
almost impossible, having to go
many miles out Of their way owing
to bridges being washed out.
"A Watonwan county farmer with
plenty of leisure on his hands on
account of the wetness of the wealth
or, kept track Of the number of
times it has rained this summer, says
the Fairmont Sentinel. He observes
that on February Is we had our
first shower, and up to and including
today we have had sixty one, rainy
days. This does not include cloudy
misty weather, but those that have
had fair fall Of rain. Two months.
May and June. had twelve days each
in which rain fell.
81 Chas. Horton met with an acct
dent the forepart OF this week while
out hunting ducks which he isn't
anxious to experience again. He
was standing UP in the boat and
at some ducks flying over
head when he lost his balance and
fell head first into the water, one of
his boots getting caght in the oal-
lock, while the boat remained right
side up, and held him under. AL Fu-
uqua, who happened to be near, res
cued him from his perilous position.
Graphic, Round Lake. D..
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