The Worthington advance., 1903-07-17
LOCAL. NEWS.

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: ~. Kies returned home from
Clarion, Iowa Monday morning.
Miss Black, Of Rushmore is a
guest Of friends in this oity this
week. &ls l5;S5S !
Thomas Prideaux and wife Of
Rushmore loft Monday for . trip to
Detroit, Michigan. !
I j.; 81. Dagel and daugher of
sibley, Iowa, were transacting bust
ness here Saturday.
Miss Coleman of St. Paul is q
guest at the home of sister Mrs.
Fred Hurd in this city. :.
Miss Eliza James of Little Rock is
q guest at the home of her brother
j. II. James in this city.
Mrs. H. E. Mckee of Omaha, is q
guest at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Archie Hirt this week.
Christ Hoist whv has been aguest
of relatives and friend in the city
for a few day returned to his home
at Vinton, Iowa, Saturday night.
Miss. Rivard trained nurse of
Saltwater who has been a guest Of
friends in this city. for a few day
returned to her home Monday after
noon.
Peter Heinl returned home from
Minneapolis Monday morning we're
he went to consult with specialists
in regard to the injury to his knee
cap. He will undergo an operation
in short time.
Mrs. P. A. Christensen, of
Luverne who has been visiting
relatives in the city left Monday
morning for Jackson, from there
she will proceed to Hinkley where
she will visit a few days.
J.. j. Walker, E. L. Schwartz,
Mike Schive and Peter Shaft and
families attended the German
Luthern Mission service at Brews-
ter last Sunday and we're delight
fully entertained at dinner ct the
home Of John Gilman, living near
that place. j. 51s,.. 51,s.....s j, =.
. . David Miller of Wilmopt was done
Monday. consulting pr. Dolan re-;
garding q 4 year old son, who is
afflicted with some trouble in its
jaws. 1t has been decided to take
the little ono to Minneapolis for an
operation as the only safe way for
cure. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller has the
sympathy Of their many friends. y
is but short time since they lost
lost a smaller child with measles.
- DR., Bremhau, the. state veteran
Of Minneapolis was in this city Fri.
day and Saturday Of last week. He
and d.. Plotts drove to the Davis
farm in Elk township and learnsd
that be had lost two head Of horses
by glanders, Mr.. Heglar Of Brewster
three horses and two mules, and Ha
man at 'Lakedeld had lost three
head. DR.. Bremhau with the assist
ance Of the local veterinarian doctors
are doing all in their power to stamp
out this dreaded disease among the
horses. ", f. -. 55sS.>;, s~ S
A delightful little gypsy picnic
party was given at Cherry Point On -
the banks of Lake Okabena Satur-
day AFTERNOON, the following well
known gypsies were present: The IEl'
Misses Jessie Ager, Florence Lyon,
Nellie Lyon, Ethelyn Conway, and and
among the gentlemen we noticed
Lewis Jones, James Mann, and
Clayton Bedford. Fortunes were
told and dainty refreshments served
The occasion was one full OF amuss.
ment to the number Of friends Who
visited the Gypsy Camp, that aftsr'' ftea'
noon. ~. l rs :. :5ss3SEa
There is one story in the Bible
that must appear to everyone8 "a \
straightened circumstances, while
to all prisoners it must appeal with
peculiar significance. Il is the STORY
Of Joseph and the chief butler
Joseph it will be remem bered, con
ferred q favor on the butler while
they were confined in prison and lt1
when the latter was released asked
HIN IN tstkink On me- when it ahAll