The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-05-22
LOCAL..

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william Guyes, left Monday fo1
Bigelow. - h@&T@Is ".
Chas. Slade, of Adrian, was in the
city Monday.
Albert G. Pike will leave this week
for Zion City. ~
Chas. Watts, of Brewster, was in
the city Saturday guest of friends.
Some one poisoned three Of JOE
Fronk's, dogs Saturday morning.
Frank McNair of Sioux Falls, was
in the city between trains Monday.
Rev. A. D. Traveller, superin.
tendent of City Missions of Chicago
was guest of Rev. and Mrs. Hambly
a short time Monday. ~.
Mrs. John Salstrom left Monday
for her home in Bigelow after a
pleasant visit with her parents in
this city over Sunday.
Miss Winnefred Smith lady typ:
formerly Of the Wilmont Initiator,
was in the city Monday ENRIQUE to
Adrian where she has secured a
position on the Democrat of that
place. ,
JOS. McKeever is setting out grove
on his farm east of town this week.
The new ice wagon Of Aug. Swanson
is about ready. 1t was built by the
Fischer Bros. of this city and is one
Of the best of it's kind anywhere.
We are glad to report Albert
Damon has so far improved as to be
able to appear on the streets Mon
day. He is in a feeble condition but
with proper care it is hoped he will
soon fully recover his former health.
We regret to state that Mr.. A. J.
Darling is not gaining in strength
as we would like to see, but to the
contrary the case is becoming more
critical as hours pass. His friends
are becoming considerable alarmed
as t2 the outcome. u
Mrs. Princell, representing the W.
G. T. U. among the Swedish people
will be at the Swedish Tabernacle
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock giving
a discourse. Mothers are especially
invited to come and bring their
husbands and boys. .$$::E3
DR.. Walker and DeCoster operated
on the young son of A. E. Caldwell,
editor of the Globe, for rupture
Monday morning. The little fellow
stood it manfully and bravely. His
many friends hope from now on he
will grow up to become strong and
useful man. Y
John F Eickert and Elizabeth
Eickert, of Luverne after being
divorced have decided to review
their pledge and try fighting lifes
BATTLES together again. They were
first married in 1865, divorce pro-
begun in 1892, and decree
ganted in 1894. He is So years old
and Mrs. Eickert 50. 4
B. T. Leverich this week loaded
his household goods and departed
from Mankato where the family
will be at home in the future. Mr.
Leverich and Neal went Wednesday,
with the car Of goods, Mrs. Leverich,f
Miss Lois and little Rulof following
today. We can i'll afford to lose
these estimable people from our
village but it seems to be necessarily
and instead of complaining we will.
join in extending good wished,
herald k8Kon0lQ.
Vim. Firth has purchased business
lots of G. L. Peteson, and will erect
a large business block Immediately.
VIM. believes in making things hum.
Peterson has gone to farm
ing since severing his connection
with the store. He spends his days
at hard labor and his night in sleep
instead of sitting up and puzzlingf|
over dot contests. What he is most
interested in now is the number of.
beans that will grow on a given
area.-Pillager Post. I
James Mckay the Warrington un-
dertaker was sent for to embalm
the body of Roy Cord on, the youngl
man who was killed on the Omaha