The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-27
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the city Friday. , III:
N. a. Austin left Saturday on a
business trip to Sibley. w.
j. j. Kies left for Manson, Iowa,
on q business trip Monday.
NJ. j. Barber left Saturday after
noon on q business trip to Sibley.
James Ramage left Friday eve
ming on business trip to Ellwsorth.
Mrs. A. 81. White and family left
for their new home at Doom, Iowa
Saturday evening.
Mrs John M. Wilson and children
left Saturday for Fulda where they
will visit friends few days
MrsWilliam Huxtable Of Vinton,
Iowa is guest Of her nephew Mr..
and Mrs. C.B. Ward in this city.
Clarence James attended the auc-
ton of Mike Schiewes in Worthng-
ton twp Friday and purchased a
cradle.
Mrs. E. E. Ventioner drew the
coal stove that was given away Dy
drawing, by Dieckhoff Bros. Satur
day.
Mrs M. A.Sanford returned to her
home at Brandon,S. D. Friday eve
ming after visit with friends and
relatives here.
Miss Grace Wood left Friday eve
ming for Doom, Iowa, where she will
make her home this winter with
Mrs. E. W. Cutler and family.
Miss Grace Hallasay of Adrian
was a guest o. Mrs. AL. Roshon, Sat
urday and left on the afternoon
train the same day for Lake Crystal.
Harm Lewis the efficient and &C
ommodating clerk in the Omaha
freight office in this city left Satur
day for a Sunday visit at the home
of his parents at Adrian.
Daniel Fish, at one time in the
blacksmith business in this city put
who moved to the NORTHERN part of
the state few years ago was here
Friday, on his way to Oregon where
he will locate.
Leslie Franck's WAS over to Sioux
Falls last week and enlisted in the
us. Navy. BE will 90 to Mime
apolis this week and Friday leave
there for San Francisco. He enlist
ed for four years. His many friends
here will wish him success, good
health and hope he will return with
honors.
The social, fair and supper given
by the ladies of the Baptist church
Friday evening was well attended
and patronized. Mrs. Elmer Hurd
was present with graphaph one
which furnished the musical enter
tainment. The ladies served q fine
and abundant supper, realizing
from all sources $50. -
Robert, the little con of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Hart Douglass is seriously sick
at his home in this city, the result
of a bite by neighbors dog. The
parents of the child was obliged to
get the assistance OF a physician
Friday night before the little suffer-
or could got relief.
The many friends of Wilbur Eagle
son were glad to welcome him on
the streets Saturday morning. He
il in very weak condition but with
proper care will be alright in a few
weeks. Until Friday night every
thing that has transpired since the
time he was injured is like a dream.
Nance, the enterprising meat
merchant Of this city gave away
twenty five mince pies, Satursady,
as a sample of the fine pies that can
be made from the quality Of mince
meat made by his estimable wife.
The pies were excellent and if one
had pies like those made by Mrs.
Nance they would soon be properly
called ''ple face" ~
Bert, the eighteen year old son of
Gus Williams residing near Reading
was accidently shot Saturday fore
noon. He was riding a horse herd
ing cattle and a neighbours boy,
with a gun walking by his side,
when the gun was accidently dis
charged, the charge hitting Bert on
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