The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-08-07

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Miss Anna Hedberg was Lake
Park visitor Wednesday. 49,. y
Mrs. W. q. Barton, Of Ewington
was in the city Wednesday. g..
| Mrs. R. A. Cummings of this city
left Tuesday night for FELTON,, MINI.
Mrs. w. M. Evans return ed home
from a visit with friends at Lu-
verne, Wednesday,; ., .
Robert Busch and FAMILY left
Tuesday for Canada where they
will find home. II
Engineer Doolittle is once more at
his post on the engine of the Sioux
Falls passenger train. ,.
Oscar Sterling has taken charge Of
the Omaha depot lunch counter be-
ginning Monday night. +
Miss Maud Anderson, of Adrian,
was guest of her sister, Mrs. Ivan
Erickson, of this city Tuesday.
The last OF teachers attending the
summer school in this city left for
their homes Tuesday evening.
John Stowe was a Worthington
visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Stowe form
erly resided near Org on the Stout
farm.
Miss Cornish. of Vernon Center.
arrived Tuesday evening for few
tdays visit at the home of Mrs. NJ. P.
Mann.
Miss Julia McDonough of Butter
field returned to her home Wednes-
day after a short visit at tie home
of Mrs. NJ. P. Mann.
E. S. Garfield grain buyer for
Hubbard and Pelmer's elevator is
entertaining his brother George,
from Butterft.ld this week.
It's rumored that r. fl. Belknap
contemplates making Worthington
his home in the future, but just
when has not been determined.
Henry Hanson of Pipestone, trav-
cling auditor of the Davenport ele-
vator company was doing business
with our elevator men WEDNESDAY. q
Robert Meredith, Sr., has return
ed from an extended visit at his
old homo in Illinois. He reports
the crops south OF Chicago as not
being very good.
John Pratt has resigned MS po-
sition with l.. J.. Nance and &C
copied position at Burlington, Ia.
The rest Of the family expect to re-
main here for couple Of months.
| Mrs. c.. J. Anderson, daughter
Gladys and son Walter, of Chicago
arrived Wednesday on a month s
visit at the home of their brother
and uncle, A. c. Hedberg, Of this
city.
Rev. Roi Tibbitts returned to his
homo in Popejoy, la, Tuesday where
he is pastor Of the M. E. church. Mr..
Tibbitts very acceptably filled two
pulpits while in this city last Sun
day.
Fred Smith has severed his con-
nection with the Omaha depot lunch
counter, but will remain in the en-
ploy Of the company and expects an
appointment at another place in a
day or two.
Rev. F. W. Gephard was up to
Wilmont this week and informs rs
that the Lutheran Congregation
finished the foundation for the new
church. The carpenters will COM
mence work next Monday.
Willard Crever passed a. success
full examination at St.James, Tues
day afternoon for position as
passenger brakeman on the Omaha
|road and left on the 947 train We'd.
nesday morning for Minneapolis
where he will don a uniform and
make his first run as extra man.
Pat O'Connor, the veteran dray-
man, of this city, sold out his dray
line to Edward Klunder, young
man we'll known here. The deal
was finished on Wednesday, and Mr..
Klunder will take immediate posses
ion. Mr.. O'Conner is undecided at
this time as to what he will do in
the future but has no intention
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