The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-05-15
LOG 49,.

Sheriff Fauskee left Monday noon
on business trip to Bigelow.
Rev. Father Bartholomew loft
Monday afternoon for Window.
Governor Van SAINT left for. hie
home in st. Paul Monday morning
at 3 o clock. IN III
Rev. Father Havelchek, Of Owa.
tona was guest of Rev. Father Bar.
tholomee last Sunday. &#
DR.. }. e. Curryer, Of St. Paul was
in the city Saturday in the interest
of the farmers institute.
Mrs. Sufferer left Friday night for
St. Cloud being called there BY her
son Max having lung fever. H.,
D. Shell, wife and daughter Mrs.
Clement. left Saturday for q, few
days visit with friends in Sibley.
Gov. VanSant was the guest of
Judge Geo. W. ard Ed Wilson while
in the city at the residence of::the
latter. -
Staff Captain Faulkner arrived
Monday and will assist in the Sal
walton services Monday and Tues
day evenings.
A large number of young ladies
accompanied the high school ball
team to, Sibley Saturday afternoon
to cheert for the Worthington boys.
4 A number of old soldiers from
abroad arrived on the two O'Clock
train Saturday to attend the religious
camp fire in the NJ. E. church Sun
day night. -
-. Fred Mol the painter. has Just
finished a neat job of work on
Ed Wolven's residence on fifth
avenue. The house is painted inside
and out and presents handsome
Miss Schwartz, the head trimmer
in Miss Maxwell's millinery estab-
lishment received q message Satur-
day morning conveying the sad news
that her nephew living in Luverne
had accidentally shot himself. She
left on the afternoon train for the
home of her brother to lend all the
assistance possible during this great
affection. II
Prof. Maria Sanford of the State
University will give a lecture in
the Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening May 26th, under the
auspices of the Woman's Clubs sof
this place. Subject Rome, and
with sterrioptican.
The lecture has a wide spread repu-
tation as being most interesting
and with Rome as a subject it will
be intensely interesting. Il
DIR. W. ]. Dodge who graduated
from the North western dental
college on the 9th Of April arrived
here on yesterdays evening train
from Chicago accompanied by his
mother who attended the gradual,
ing exercises. DIR. Dodge has not full
~ decided as to where he will locate
but Likely it will be in Worthington
Sutherland received
q five-dollar draft as present this
week from the League Of American
organized all over the
United States for the purpose Of
protecting game. for the successful
capture of q seine in Indian Lake q |
couple of weeks ago. The seine was
shipped to st. Paul on Tuesday of
this week.-Graphic Round Lake.
No agreement has been reached
between the Omaha railroad COM
pany and the United States goven-
ment respecting proper charge
for carrying the mail between
Luverne and Doom, Iowa. 1nstruc-
lions have been sent to Mr.. Crever,
the clerk on the train, to continue
in the service until futher orders,
and he will continue to weigh the
mail and make the reports which
are to be the basis of charges. Mail
order houese, notable Sears Roebuck
and Co., and Montgomery Ward and
Co.. have adopted scheme for
,oncealing the names of parties to-
whom they ship goods. Instead 81
the packages with the name
# the buyer, number is stenciled