The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-08-14

IoIman IS mere TO stay. ].
Charles Rieckheff of Adrian, was
in the city Friday. 4>@'@4@&~.
Mr.. Winneston and Weaver are
back to town for awhile.
Miss Rose Dobner left Saturday
for weeks visit with friends at
Mankato. #
Sam Bates, the popular butter
man of Round Lake, was in the city
Saturday. ~
WI. Keegan Of Benson, was in
the city Satudary on land deal
with Jos: Firth. 49, 6"
Miss Avis Staubus has charge ,of
Miss Richie Mawxell's millinery
parlors while she is absent at Sioux
Falls.
Mrs Phil. HERES returned back to
the hospital at Rochester Friday
after few days visit at her home
in this city.
DIR. Chairman and Milton Defen-
baugh of Streator, Illinois, were in
the city the last Of the week look
ing over his land interests here.
Albert Heald of Keokuk county
Iowa, and Charles Humes of What
Cheer, Iowa, were callers in town
between trains Friday on their way
to Minneapolis. ~
Henry Fem and wife, proprietor
of the Inn Hotel at Okoboji were in
the city Friday on their way home
from Sioux Falls. They are travel
ling in an Odds automobile.
Mrs. Gelie Cox of Sioux Falls is
visiting atthe home::of her old friend
Mrs. William Mclean, this week.
The two ladies drove to Indian
Lake Friday to visit old acquaint-
ances there. >s,.y.
F. C.Stitser loft on the early train
Saturday morning for Sheldon
where he met his wife and family
who will accompany him home after
visiting a few weeks with relatives
at Waverly, Iowa. ~.
Colman' screens are the best
made. -,
Mrs. c. T. Upper and the baby
accompanied by Mrs. E. W. Ken
nedy, mother of Mrs Upper, left
for Wheaton, Wash. Friday to visit
son and brother that they have
not seen for twelve years. "
Frank Jhonson's little boy came
very near destroying one Of bis
eyes last Thursday. The little fell
low was running along with a knife
open in this hand and fell, 1nflicting
an ugly cash across the bridge o.
his nose.-Round Lake Graphic. -
Deputy US. Marshall Picha Of st.
Paul was in town last night and
this morning lett for Mankato with
Messrs Calvert and Benjregerdes,
Of Wilmont to answer to a charge
of concealing property in the recent
bankruptcy of the above parties.
Tho hearing will come up Monday
at Mankato before Commissioner
Ebhart. A. J. Smith of st. Paul;ap.
pears for the prosecution and J. j..
Parsons of this city for the defense.
Marie Eulalie Garretson entertain
ed a number of her friends Tuesday
afternoon in honor of her friend
Doris Curran who is visiting Mrs.
and DR.. Manson. The children en-.
joyed themselves in playing games
consisting Of bean bag contest,
/ q fan game and many others after.
After enjoying themselves play-
ing games were taken into the din.
ing room where refreshments were
served. Through the center of the
DINING room u long table was plac-
ed. The center of table consisted Of
a large cut glass bowl filed with
pansies and clutsers of sweet peas
and nasturiums. From the ceiling
down was beautifully decorated
with asparagus and nasturiums at
the bottom Of the decorations hung
a large horse shoe made of white
and pink sweet peas tied with q
white ribbon bow. After refresh
ments all returning home reporting
a very good time. All present were
ou fo1I.,x1o. Doris O,,,,o-, r1,oo