The Worthington advance., 1903-07-17

!. Miss Leosa Lindsey Of JaclsDon 10
a gsest at Tie. home OF Miss helen
Ludlow this week. " " !.
| H. r. Fnss who has been sAploy-
ed in Ira MA,hler's livery stabss for
some time left Tuesday mszning
ior LAkeAel. where he has secured :
position. A...S~s
Jos. McKssve: is doing some sub
stantial carpenter work ON the
building occupied by Jones', the
clothier, he 10 reshingling the roof
and making many other convenient
improvem ents in the interior. ~
The Misses Ethel and Irma Hynes
dauhgters Of the new Landlord of
the WESTERN Hotel arrived Tuesday
morning. These ladies will have
charge Of the dining room when the
house OPEN which will berWednes
day for dianer. %& &a,l
Johnson and, Amondsun;, aae i'm !
proving the interior Of their. hard:
ware, store. on Tetnh street this
week by placingtnew shelving along
the inside of the large stove room
where they can display their fine
stock Of hardware to betters advanr
age- :. sz 10
Percy and Amelia Walker former
ly Of Rouud Lake but nowliving at
Choke Stevens Co.. MIMI, are
spendinga few days visiting their
many friends. MI. Walker says
they are well pleased with Stevens
Co. They now own mosts a section
Of land up there. .*
Mrs Nels Moberg's team ran away
with, her Monday afternoon as she
was about leaving her home, a few
miles-from the city, to come to town,
she was thrown out and her arm
broken. A physician was sent for
and dressed the broken arm and left
Mrs.. Mo5erg resting as easy as the
circumstances would permit.
Arnold Freeman an old gentle
man: seventy years of age living at;
Round Lake was brought before
Judge Cory Monday afternoon and,
judged insane by the Judge and a.
council If physicians Sheriff
Fauskee took tho old gentleman to
tho hospital at St.. Peter that even~.
ing where it is hoped he will re-
cover his reason before his sumraons.
comes to leave this life. y . = -: =
Albert Damon presented the
Adv ance oHave with Il stalk Of
corn measuring four feet, picked
from his farm in Sheldon, Iowa, he
also gave us q few heads of timothy
hay which measured !. TO- inches.
I Mr.. Damon has one Of the best farms
in O'Brien: county. Iowa. and
thoroughly understands how to
cultivate it. ..,..:.$. ....... t.,
DR.. W. J.. Dodge has purchased
in interest in the dentaS business Of
DR.. j. R. Conway. While this deal
has been closed for some time yet
the Advance has failed to
mention it. DR.. ConwayR work is
we'll known here for it's perfection
therefore he is qualified to select a
man for q partner who Is an expert
in this line and in having Dr..
Dodge associated with him their
parons can feel assured Of having.
nothing, but the best ct ali times.
j. M. shanahan was thrown ont
Of q buggy Tuesday evening at the
corner of the old NJ E. church by
the team he was driving running
away. The team was frightened ct
an automobile which stopped and
Mr.. Shanahan told them to 60 along; !;
on starting the machine the horses
were frightened again and started
of. Mr.. Shanahan could have held
the team but for the wheel Of the
buggy striking an electric light pole
this threw the buggy around, Mr..
shanahan out and frightened the
horses more. He was unconscious
for . few minutes. "A physician was
summoned and on examination it
Iwas found that there was no serious
injuries aside from q few bruises
and severe jar. :,s< : s.4-.
Harry Tenny one Of the handsome
young firemen Of the Omaha road
who rnns botWoen here and Mitch