The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-20

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n. H. Austin returned hons from
"a Rogts, Iowa, where ~ hasy been
for ssysral wears on > bnGineas deal.
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berg, Of tho Swedish Tabernacle
church, Saturday, November 14th,
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'tA.;C.' Hedberg Il returned from .
two weeks business trip to Brice-
Ign, MINI. and other points, satur-
day afternoon.
Sheriff Fauskee was called to Win
dom Monday morning to testify in q
case before the district court now
in session at that place. Ma,
The Omaha passenger train No 4.
due here at i rs p. m: arrived Mon
day afternoon q. double header on
account Of heavy passenger traffic.
Miss Tillie Larson returned to her
school at Austin Monday morning
after q pleasant visit with relatives
and friends in this city over Sun
day.
Miss Sophia Moe of Window was
= pleasant guest Of Miss Louise
Schwartz over Sunday. Miss Moe
returned to her home Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Willis Mawxell returned to
her home at Sibley Monday after a
short but pleasant visit at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Maxwell of this city.
Owing to car on tho Northwest
ern road at Mankato being off the
track, the passenger train due hero
at 2:15 did not get here until II
o clock Monday mornin.
Lieut.. Wanous one of the new
officers of the Salvation Army arriv-
ed in the city Friday evening and
assisted in the meetings in their
hall for the first time Friday night.
William Merwin who has been
clerking in the New Department
store in this city severed his con-
uection with that firm Saturday to
accept a position as day clerk in
Helmick g restaurant.
A series Of meetings will be held
at the Swedish Baptist church at
Indian Lake, Mobiles Co., beginning
Thursday evening. Nov. 26,and con-
tinuing over Sunday. Rev. Frank
Peterson from Minneapolis, MIMI,
Rev. Swaney Nelson from Big
Springs, s: D. Rev. H. NJ. Anderson
from Berton, 8 D are to asisast in
theses meetings. Every body invit-
Judge Pr. Brown passed through
the city Monday on bis way to Win
dom where tho regular term of
court is IN session. While here he
learned that the train was an hour
late and occupied his time by hold
ing special session Of court in At
'torney Crandall's Office therbey saw
ing some IT the attorneys trip to
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A bill has been introduced in Con
CESS to increase rural mail carriers
salaries. They will be, divided in
three classes, according to distance,
number Of patrons served and states
where seasons cause the carrieis
more hadships than others. The
first class will receive $500, q year,
second and third class 5000. While
our carriers are first class men we
hope they will get third class salar-
les.
The revival meeting in the NJ. E.
church Friday night was an increase
over the night: before; many new
faces were seen in the choir. most
notably Miss Eva Leazer, daughter
of the pastor of the NJ: e. church at