The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-08-14
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Sh0rln Eauskoe made q bus1ne 90
trip to Brewster Thursday.
Miss Rose Hogan loft for q few
days business trip to st. Paul. Z.
E. B. Paul returned from an ex-
tended trip east Friday afternoon.
Ivan Erickson made drive to,
Brewster Thursday afternoon.
Miss Jessie Hedbreg is assisting in,
T. A. planners music store this week.
S. o. Johnson of Illinois arrived
in the city Thursday to look over
his farming interests. =,
Miss Laura People lott Friday
morning for Astoria, Michigan
where she will visit relatives.
Miss Ida Shelquist. of Wilnont
was in town Friday on her way to
Brewster.
Dan. Shell, left Thursday for Min
neapolis where he will attend ban
quet given to the Senators by Lieut..
Gov. Smith.
Miss Nellie DeVaney, after a few
days visit with friends and rela-
tives left this week for Dell Rapids
where she will make ner uture
home.
A letter received from Rev.
Thomas Handy, dated at Thousand
Islapds, August, 2, states that he is
enjoying the best of health and is
in company with his wife and boy
two sisters in law and ather -in-law
He says he is in excellent health
aud enjoying his vacation beyond
expectation.
Mrs. WIN. Evans, of Worthing-
ton, was guest of Rector and Mrs.
Parry Thomas during the week. Mrs.
Evans besides oeing::a talented artist
is graduate in elocution of the
New England conservatory, Boston.
On Monday evening she delighted
the members Of the Eastern Star.
who were entertained at the Gerber
home with a few selections.
Herald, Luverne.
A party in honor of members of
the order who are soon to leave Lu-
verne was given by the Eastern Star
lodge at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Gerber Monday evening.
The guests assembled at $50 and
were very pleasantly entertained
with cards and music until the
time at which refreshments were
served. Mrs. WIN. Evans Of Worth
ington, an elocut1onist of ability,
favored the guests with several &C.
lections, and Mre. S. G. Rea and
Mrs.J.H. Hong sang duet Mrs. Rea
also sang a solo.-Luverne Herald.
CoIman will try to deserve
your trade:
Numerous inquiries having been
made regarding tho new game law,
the county Auditors oc6de furnishes
the following information, on au-
thority of the State Game and Fish
Commission: Applications from
residents of the state for 4 license
to hunt large game must be made
in person to the county Auditor,
and if applicant is unknown to the
Auditor or deputy he must be vouch
ed for by some we'll known and re-
liable citizen. Residents require no
license to hunt small game The fee
of residents license il $1.00. All
nonresidents licenses are issued by
the game and fish commission, on
payment of a fee of $500 for large
game, and an additional fee Of $1,000
for small game.
:Chas Riechoff returned last Friday
from Battle Creek, Michigan, where
he has been staying since he left
the sanitarium at Milwaukee. He
and his sister, Miss Emily Rieckhoff
I drovo down from, T,iann,.a Satnrdav
He has entirely recovered from his
illness, and his many friends were
much surprised to see him looking
80 well and in better health than he
has been for several years.. When
he left here in April but few ever
expected to see him alive again, but
thanks to his naturally strong con-
stitution, he soon began to recover
under treatment at the sanitarium
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