The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-07-17
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NV. Father tBarth oaome left tex ( (
Brewster Saturday. 5.S5ss;
Lev Wall, Of Kenneth, was "a
| town on over Sunday.
j. I. Milton left on g business
trip to Cameron, Wis
Miss olive AXE left Saturday tor.
Z few day'viait at Fulda. .ss.3
4. i. Dunlap left on business e
trip to Council Bluffs Friday.
Lew Mob, Of Adrian, was il the
city Saturday en- route to chicago.
IL. 3. Nentioner returned home 1lE !
from Mountain Lake Saturday
night s..l5.54,
Dow Mitchell left Saturday morn
ing For Cameron, Wisconsin. on q
land deal. .gs .s,,s..@5.
| Mrs. Maggie Thurston left Friday
| FOR Estherville, Ia. TO spe nd Sunday
with her brother. a:..s5
Leslie Parry grandson 81 - =.
,Prideaux, left on a pleasure trip 70
}Ruhmore Friday. = jS$;s
Chas. Times, of Adrian, was ~ 10
the city Saturday on his way home
! from Mountain Lake.
Mrs. Ed Lamrhere returned home
from a visit with friends at Sioux
City, Saturday evening.
+. ~ ventioneer left Monday.
Enaorning for Bingham Lake ;he has 9
Eierge contract of painting.
j MRS. Didies and Mrs. Galhomers
}of.Wil1Aont, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs j ohm Roman Saturday. n
MRS. Aug. Falk left for her home
at Spokane, WISH, a,ter.a pleasant
visit with friends in this city.
Mics Ida, Hodges Of Iowa, City,
Is q guest at the home If her cousin,
Ms. r. H.. Dunlap, in this uity.
Mr.. Peter Thompson left satur.
day morning for . few days visit
With relatives and friends in Carver,
MINI. 1 I'm : $l *
]. p. Fitger, of the billiard hall,
left for his home at Pipestone, Sat
urday ito spend Sunday with h e
family. (. p. - ~ 81
Geo., ,Hacket and wife Of FIX
township, were guest at the home ONE
1 Of Rev. and Mm. Muelhausen Friday
evening. :t :4S8
Mrs. William Randall, Of Luverne.
was in the city>seturday on her way
! to Hinkley, where she will make
her home. .. s.1.: .sst .lll... Il /.
Willie j. Egglsstan, Of Washing
ton, D. e, representing the United
States Ce0sasj Department was \ in
l7the city satnnlay. :s. ;5554
Rev. J. N. Bull left Saturday for
Bigelow, ii whsre he will held
quarterly meeting in the N. r.
church at that place.
Qhas. Sweet an old and favorably
1 known druggist in this city at one
4 time, but now of Wells MINI. passed
through town Saturday. J.s,5|
Mrs. Guswaender, Of Spokane,
Wash, returned to hers homo Sat
,,,rday, after q pleasant visit at the
home Of her parents il 4. this u city
Mrs. Capt. Hobert, Of. 3Luyerne,
was q guest 81 friends between train
Saturday while, enroute Is = H7inkley,
where she Will make her home for
q time. lo4,f, II. M ~ ! i r.
The lawn social given hy the
4 ladies' of the Babtlst church Friday
evening was a grand success dnan-
cially and socially The evening
was delightful one and the grounds
were handsomel VI. trimmed with
Chinese lanterns. The ladies realized
twenty dollars for their treasury.
L. salstrom, a brothers Of our
obljging cashier III the Bank OF
Bigelow. Of rockford, III: arrived
in our village Thursday and will
assist John in the, bank. All extend
q cordial welcome to this young
gentleman. Minnesota Signal. T.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Fitch, Of this
city were the victim Of 9 happy
surprise last Thursday night, the