The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-02-06
For. Sale.

UO O0UGs
MILL, sell or trade clear, title
%W lands in Dakota and Kansas,
and money to loan On real estate In
this county. =. ]. Wolven.
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Mrs. Il. n. Douglass left Mon
day night tor Minneapolis. ~
ss Mrs. -. Ivan s.,. Erickson went to
Luverne Monday night for q visit.
|S Marriage license were issued to
YIN. APPEL and Anna A. avoglsr,
Tuesday.
3 Rev. G. K. Bidwell has had q call
4to 60 to New Mexico which he is
considering.
M. T. Brainsan was released from
quarantine Monday, having fully
recovered from small pox.
N For Sale -Yellowsssd corn, $500
per bnshel, leave osdsreith Jos.
hEoveleesI Fefce. -
Luverne has increased their elec-
\ triot light charges onNthe fat rate
scheme from fifty to seventy five
!oents. Il s.,,tl4& I'D. 5& &
& 81. s. Hobson and wife spent
Sunday in Luverne Harry return
Ing Monday and Mira. Hobson
Tuesday =. =. ~ ! ~<.9~ 7: r {
H. We're Hurlbert having successfully
passed through siege Of small pox
was. released from quarantine
Monday. 4 <,~s& u '~-44-5 y, . y /
T. A party vas given to the young
folks at THO home Of f. 81. Lyon .
Saturday evening. Games were
played, delicious refreshments
served and an excellent time enjoy
ed. <br'f / J = ? }taS}S T.
) Tho young people of the Presby-
terrain church over sixteen years Of
age will give a Valentine Party on
Valentines Eve. Feb. 18TH. at the
residence Of the pastor, Rev. Wilson
Aull. N....z $500. r*.u. .
Miss Grace Mann entertained six
teen of her friends Saturday after
noon in honor Of her birthday. They
made her presents. Refreshments
was served and q most pleasant time
enjoyed. y +, Y II. "
F. R. Coughran left Sunday for
Chicago where his eye trouble will
be located by nerve specialist. From
there he will 10 to Milwaukee for
treatment by an eye specialist.
Franks many friends here hope he
will be fully restored to health
when he returns. -.
The Wilmont Intitiator intimates
that the Worthington papers are
keeping very quiet about the small
pox cases, Each paper published
here as referred to every case known
Of and can do no more. Worthington
has never made any attempt at
secrecy in regard to smallpox cases
believeing that full publicity the
best policy.
= AS We go to press P. c. Pratt in
forms us that he is about disposing
Of his Banking and other inter-
ests in Blgelow and the transfer
will be made soon. Mr.. Pratt
wishes to assure his patrons that his
SUCCESSORS are men Of ample means,
large experiences and enviable bust
ness reputation. Signal Bigelow. =.
Died-at Edmeston, N. Y, Mrs.
Wallace Rose, age 81 years. She
is survived by her husband and two
children Willie and May the latter
now Mrs. Geo Merriam of Kingeton,
Tan. The people of Worthington
will remem Der Mr.. and. Mrs. Rose
and children who came here in '79
their home for many years, Willie
and May receiving their education
in our school.
T. John E. Salstrom who has for so
long been connected with the State
Bank of Worthington as Teller has
associated with himself some Iowa
capitalists and purchased the Bank
of Bigelow some of the stockholders
of the State Bank of Worthington
are interested in the deal. It is ex-
pected that the Bank will soon be or
ganized as a State Bank.