The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-03-06

express appreci alton OF the man.
kindness to nde red their daughter il
her recent illness.
Mrs. A. o. Steffens returned from
st. Paul Friday afternoon. Sh'
reports Mr.. Steffens doing as nicely
as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
John Silver and family of Buckley
Illinois arrived Monday and will live
on tho University Farm" south OF
town. Mrs. Silver is a niece of
William Hastings.
Mr.: and and Mrs. G. Haley of
Wilmont, passed through this city
Friday on their way to Sioux City
where Mrs. Haley will receive
medical treatment in a hi spital.
The base ball boys will give a
dance in Masonic hall Tuesday even
ing March 18th, to secure funds for
paying up their old debts and secur-
ing start for club this: year.
! Louis Horstman who has..been en-
ployed as an assistant and learning
the barber trade in j. M. Adding
toms barber shop left Monday for
Lake Benton where he formerly
resided.
H. S. Jones who has been residing
on the Chas Moore farm, has moved
on the J. n. Maxwell farm and a
party named Larimour from Illinois
near Chicago, has moved to the
Moore farm.
| Word has been received from A. O.
Steffens. who is in St. Paul and
has undergone two or three opera.
tions, to the effect that he has much
improved and will soon be able to
return home.
| Samuel Peterson of Illinois, will
soon move into his new home in
East Worthington, formerly known
as the Walter Collins property. Mr..
Peterson has large land interests in
Mobiles county.
Friday evening several young
people drove out to the home of
A. Oberman miles south west of
town and spent the evening dancing
and playing games. All report a
very pleasant time.
= The young peoples Travel Circle
of the CoDgrega tional Chur Oh is
again postponed. The Unavoidable
necessity compels delay of another
week or two, but an excellent pro-
gram we'll prepared will more than
compensate. Definite notice will be
given soon.
:. !. Louis Tackle and wife who have
been residing on the Fergerson
farm in Lorain township for some
time, moved to Murray county
Friday near Lake wilson, where Mr..
Tackle has purchased farm. The
best wishes of their many friends
goes with them.
Lee Forbes gave a party at the
home of James Ramage Friday
evening, to few of his friends.
4 pleasant time was enjoyed, dane
ing being one of the features. The
:ooms we're beautifully decorated
With flowers and plants.
F. S. Burroughs, captured a
badger last week and brought it into
own Monday to fight A. S. Firth g
arge dog. The animals were taken
% the lake shore land as soon as
he badger was released the dog
"a ptured and made short work of
lin.
John A. Peterson the father in law
# E. P. johnson and Aug. Seger-
from is probably the only SURVIVING
members of the Six't U. S. Infantry
lereabout that were called out OF
he plains to help suppress th'
normcns at the Mountain Meadow
lassacre in 1857.
Steamships and R. R. tickets in
onnection to and from Europe at
owest rate for cash or on time-by
IL first class lines such as Allan,
American, Bea yer, Cunard, Dominion
1oland American, Hamburg Amer :
AN, scandinavian American. Red
star; White Star lines and others.
vh.n o,ottino ticket from me there