The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-30
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From tho Enterprise 'a| ,r8Ma h.
w.s@w.zzang 10 Visiting his oid
home in Iowa. ,5 N,
| j, MrA s., T. Wood was ., Worthing'
ton visitor Saturday. ''.( @h w. az M
jas Baird returned Friday from
q visit at Worthington. t's
Born-To Nj. ~ and Mr.. James
Wilson Jan: ~, 1908, a son.
Jack Herbert returned Thursday
from Chicago where he, went With
D car of'stock. 50. '@DAt, 1,,5 ~
Miss sarah Anderson who runs 4
hotel at sibleyy wis = in Rnshmore
on business Thursday. 'sa >4ss]s.. 4,5;i
"a Burr ~ tudlow. W. in warthington
Monday getting the real and = person
al tar list tor tho Bank q Ruahmore.
JW.Aihbaugh went to Iowa Mon
day t. spend atsw days Waiting q
bis s&'honne. &ti, ). - ,5'.c ,,4@ -. +
( @Hlidsy evening February ixth
FIN ths school taught by Aiss Id
9reig in the Thorn distrist there
win be a basket scial and all NJ IN
vited to come with basket or, be
prepared to purchase one. reg +, K
Claus Heidt1lebrink of George,
Iowa, visited last week at the home
of his sister Mrs. Henry Logger. ~
Coal has taken a slight move not
only in the bin but likewise IL
price. Our dealers for the first time
this winter have broke loose from
the $6.75 price. Sss:$s
While putting out his team at the
church barn last Wednesday night
Fred Greig was stuck by one Of the
horses cutting a bad cash though
his scalp. Doctor Carroll dressed
the wound and mo serious result
have anticipated.
Wildwood Mcleod while working
on the new barn of j. W. Ashbaqgh
last Thursday slipped on tho, main
roof slid to the lean to and did mot
check his speed until he had reached
the ground. In all he came down
about forty feet but part Of the
distance was on an incline. The
fall was such6cent to give him jar
that layed him up a couple of days.
Mr.. Fred Cass and wife who form
erlly made Rushmore heir regular
trading point but since the townEof
has been located have
transferred their postofice and like
wise the greater part of their visist.
Mr.. Cass has only good words for
he new town. Says it is doing a
good business with plenty of social
We are glad to sec Mr..
and Mrs. Cass. Mr.. Cass is Il good
farmer, a good neighbor and has
numerous friends.
The revival meetings closed
Friday night after three weeks
session. There was good attend
ance throughout the meetings but
the enthusiasm was not very great.
On Sunday eight Joined the M. E.
Church and five entered on
probation.
Hogs and cattle are coming to
town at less rapid rate than
formally. Farmers became short Of
feed and find it necessary to run
them in ana those holding are wait
ing for spring market. Some pre-
dict high price later on for both
cattle and hogs. :,
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcleod has been quite sick the past
week. II
Mrs. W. j. Dougherty returned
Thursday from Worthington where
she went to attend the funeral of
her mother who died Sunday the
18th. Mrs. Jas. Gibson was one of
the early settlers of Mobiles County
where she came with her husband
and family in the seventies and
settled on farm three miles west
of Worthington moving to Worth
ington some years ago. She had
been in poor health during the
winter. The E n t Q rpi s extends
sympathy.