The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-09-04
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Born-On Tuesday, Sept /, to Mr..
aud Mrs. T. A. Palmer, q daughter.
| A. r. Albertus made Z business
trip to Sheldon Monday evening.
A. y. Hendricks Of Adrian, was
in the city on business Wednes day.
Mrs. I. F. Kelley, left "wednesday
for a few days visit with friends at
Lake Park.
James Lynch, OF Cherokee, was
guest Of E. ). Garfield "Wednesday
afternoon.
| DR.. Dieckhoff. returned from q
business trip to Chicago Wednesday
afternoon. w. ........ -
Fred Dohner Is looking after his
real estate interests at Redfeld, s.
D. this week. !, /
Mrs. Williams Hastings was a
passenger bound for Minneapolis
Monday morning.
B. I. Trip, the register Of deeds,
was a passenger bound for the twin
cities Tuesday morning.
! Fred Mok!, the Adrian real eatate
man, was in the city Tuesday even
ing on his way to Colorado.
F. L. Humiston left Tuesday on
trip in the northern part of the sta to
to look over some of his farm land.
Harvey shenard left for St. Paul
Tuesday morning where he will at
tend a reunion OF, his old regiment.
A. Sacne and Miss Maud Anderson
of Adrian, drove over to this city
last Tuesday, returning the same
evening.
Miss Leila Bassett of Rushmore,
was in the city Monday on her way
home from trip to North Dakota
and Canada.
Mrs. F. r. Coughran made it a
pleasant evening for a few of the
friends by entertaining them last
week, Wednesday,.
C. W. Davis the grain buyer for
the Devereaux elevator company,
returned from business trip to st.
Paul Tuesday morning.
Ernest Eckert, the faithful and
obliging clerk in Hickman's drug
store, returned from visit with his
friends at Winona, Tuesday morn
ing.
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terest a reader Of the D a i y.
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one but every item will interest
some one.
County Attorney Jones and wife,
A. Amondson and wife and Mrs.
Anderson, of Elon, Iowa, were en-
tertained at luncheon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Segerstrom
Sunday evening.
The many friends in this city of
Miss Louise Schwartz, of Sergeant,
Minn.. will be glad to learn that she
has again taken charge of the trim
ming department Of Miss Richie
Maxwell's millinery parlors.
Mrs. Anna Davis entertained
about fifty Of her friends Saturday
evening with nine o'clock dinner.
A very enjoyable time was had as
Mrs. Davis understands fully, how
to make it pleasant for her guests
on any occasion.
Samuel Allen reports that there
was scarcely three days Of clear
weather, raining most Of the time
while he was in the east. Hay was q
big crop, all other grain backward,
and it was feared. that potatoes
would rot in the ground on account
of the excessive wet weather.
Miss 1nga Anderson and Miss
Clara Savannah, Of Adrian, were
guests at the residence of Sheriff
Fauskee Saturday between trains.
The ladies were on their way home
from Chicago, where they were
buying a winter stock Of goods for
Becker's big store at that place.
J. D. Humiston returned Sunday
morning from his Colorado trip. He
reports their stock looking we'll,
but lost a good many during the
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