The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-08-28

w. U Lsistic,o: \ ~ nd,l1s Y businlSiili
trip q " estbaook Tuss Y
] Joseph Norman and wifs o. Ions
! are visiting ct the homo Of NJ.
|;and Mrs. VIM. Mclean in this city.
NH. j. L. Jones Of Mitchell a.
Erived Monday for . few days visit
with her many friends in this city.
Mn. N. a. Allen returned homo
from month 3 visit from Coleman,
Mimi, where she was tho guest Of
friends. > \, s;.. <. .3. .sSs'
ia. Peter Lewis and family drove
Ito jackson Saturday. He returned
Monday but the family: remained
for . weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mr.. Doolittle entertained
at dinner Sunday for Mr.. and Mr..
Baldwin of New York City. Covers
were laid for twelve. .,..,sl. $
Mrs. Archie Hirt gave delight
Ifui'little party in honor Of her two.
little sisters Misses Norgia and
! Minaie Kend)en at her home Last
Fsaturday evening. The little folks
,enjoyed themselves to their fullest
capacity. Refreshments wore served
after which the party broke up with
the very best of feeling. }4tl.5. 4,
/. Harry Oliver brother Of Will
Oliver of this city and who has
recently embarked in the tea and
oofee business in this city, pur-
CEASED a fine team of driving horses
frola -John ShaAahan Of this city.
The A d v a n 9 reporter had
the pleasure Of delightful ride he
hind this team Sunday morning.
The ladies of the guild of the
| Episcopal church OF this city tender
! ed = reception to Mrs. Parry Thomas
wife OF the pastor, Saturday even-
ing at the beautiful home Of Mrs.
Walter M. Evans. The house was
elegantly decorated for the oc-
casion and was much enjoyed by
all those present. I'll
W. Il. Nichols has traded his
stock of merchandise to Rsdding
and Larson of Redwood county and
invoicing is now being taken. They
will close out the stock OF goods
here az fast as possible. Mr..
Nichols retains the store building
and expects to remain here; just
what be will engage in he is not
prepared toaay.~ ,' 49, i. I.:,.s.:
The A. Vance reporter
drove to Reading Sunday with DR..
Walker who was called to visit .
patient at that plaoe, The roads
were in excellent condition with
but one or two exceptions whore
hhere are two largo holes largo
enoug h to break horses leg. The
road oversesr should zee to it that
these dangerous places arc mended
or some one will get into. trouble
some dark night. ~ -. t
What might have been a serious
accident was narrowly averted Mon
day evening on the corner of Tenth
street and Second avenue A small
child had wandered away from it's
mother and was walking slowly
cross the street when team driven
by some one who came to town to
sseee the circus started on a run
and for a time it looked as If the
little one was sure to be run over,
but just in the nick Of time the
child moved off the crossing and
the tenn went on its mad career
until stopped. >.a..
Mrs. C. Alvord and children left
for Quincy, ILL.,, Monday, at which
place they will spend month or
more visiting with relatives and
friends. while pitching bundles
at the Koch farm south of this place,
Monday, r. spitz sprained his arm
and was unable to raise it to his
head. On that evening he came to
town and consulted Dr. Williams.
He was unable to tell what the
matter was, but thought the \
shoulder had been thrown out of ,
place :, Mr.. Spitz was Unable to use (
his arm at last reports. day E,
last week while playing near the
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