The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-05-29

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Mrs. Bruce Yale left Saturday
evening for a few days visit with
friends in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. NJ. J. Barber left Saturday
afternoon for a few days visit with
friends in Sioux Falls.
Miss Maple Clark Of this city left
Saturday, afternoon for . Sunday
visit with friends in Adrian.
J. S. F'rink left for sibley Monday
to look after some plum bling for
Dieckhof Bros. of this city.
Victor Wilson of Adrian has &C.
copied position in John Tryon g
barber shop in this city.
Atkinson and Boberg are building
an addition. to their already large
coal shed in the west side of town
Miss 81. Anderson left for her
home in Minneapolis Monday morn
ing after visit at the home Of her
sister Mrs. John Nelson in this city.
Miss Kate Caldwell loft Saturday
night for Valley Springs where she
was the guest of friends over Sun
day. y p
Hart Bros. buy more Minneso.
ia wool than any other firm in
the U. 5. Why? Because they
pay right prices. =
A.E. Caldwell, editor of the, Globe,
left Saturday afternoon for Valley
Springs where he was the guest of
friends over Sunday. *N
Mrs. J. P. Silver left for her
home in Brewster Monday after q
pleasant visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. E. Furgeson in this city.
Mrs. Parker daughter Of Peter
Thompson returned to her home in
Sioux Falls SATURDAY evening after
a pleasant visit with relatives in
this city. -: =
Richard Shultz the harness maker
IN Harden g left with his family Sat
urday for Luverne where they will
be the guest Of a brother in law at
that place. =. II ~, @..I 81 .i5s4s.,,
The train on the Omaha road due
here at 1:55 was two hours late
Sunday afternoon on account u q
severe storm near LeAars and
when the train did arrive every
window on the left side Of the train
was broken. The hail stones came
with such force against the side Of
the cars that great holes. were made
on the cars by the hail stones. ..
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Chas. Paine living five miles east
of town drove in the city Saturday
afternoon, when near the Omaha
depot his team got frightened and
started on a run down first avenue.
They tur ned up: tenth street ran
into q telephone pole bresking one
Of the wheels Of the buggy, threw
Nj. Paine out breaking one Of hin.
ribs. Tho team was :; caught near.
eleventh street and taken 70 Z livery;
harm and kept until Mr.: Paine vw.
ready TO 80 back homo. ~ u
Tho heavy fall OF rain has raised
tho Lake 90 that the water 10 nearly.
up to The outlet near he ice kouss.
Some Of the citizens fearing the
bank 1t that point would b washed
opt opened tho outlet, but some
OF the members Of tho council learn
ing 81 this had IL damned DIP again.
The water has started to run out at,
= point east Of the outlet whore the.
bank vas dug away % permit tho.
railroad track to Be laid. Some claim.
with . high wind the bank Of the
south portion win be washed into
the lake thus raising the water but
making the water more shallow.
Some Of the members Of the council
have gone over the situation to-
determine what is best to do. It.
is hoped that arrangements will b.
made to raise the lake instead Of
lowering it. The Rock Island will
haul in q few car loads Of stone to-
assist in keeping the lake up. a
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