The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-05-27
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walk for Mrs. Ferguson on 3rd ave

&. W. Cutler is laying 9 cement
walk for Mrs. Ferguson on SRI ave-
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Mrs. John Salstrom returned to
her home at Bigelow Sunday after
a short visit with her mother, Mrs.
IL. P. Biltgen. VIZ r. } Y r"
Mrs. Jas yRamage returned home
Friday night leaving her sister
much better but not able to sit up.
1 Mrs. JIM. Shanahan went to Mad
ison Lake Saturday morning tc at
tend the funeral Of her husband g
father 20. III .>- e. -.
1 Married-Charles Piscater : and
Christina Anderson, Tuesday May
! "a, Pastor Ericsson officiating at his
residence. =. f. :.
! Miss lima Gale returned Tuesday
afternoon from Pipestone where she
MAS been employed IS stenographer
in Attorney Ewert's office.
r. IT. CONS Bob Reed is about right
after all in his weather predictions.
He said we would not have summer
until after the first Of June.
! Mrs. E. La1nphere left Tuesday
afternoon for Sioux Falls, beng call
ed there by the serious sickness of
}her mother, who was thou uncon-
scious. N S. ~: *Sls!v
r.. Ed Lewis was arrested Friday
afternoon charged with assault in
the third degree, on Albert Burnett.
He plead guilty and was fined SIS
and costs 50, by Judge Dow :
A party was given at the home q
e harles Larson, about six miles in
the country Friday night.A num-
Der from town being present.
:. Games were played, refreshments
served and a splendid time enjoyed.
The weather being bad Tuesday
evening there was a small attend
ance at the 18th Of July meeting. It
was decided to let the finance COM
mittee go ahead and solicit sub
scriptions and report at a meeting
to be held later. H. %s,
Otto .Leabeck's infant daughter
died Friday night and was inferred
Saturday afternoon, Rev. G.. A. Ca
hoon, OF the N. p. church conduct
T ing the funeral service. This was
,one of the twins, the brother Ouly
living a short time. Mr.: and Mrs.
Leabeck have the sympathy OF
many friends. 4 J.,
Mrs. W Dunbar went to Pipestone
! Saturday: to spend Sunday with her
| husband who recently had his
| wrist badly cut! His arm was
forced through a car window by
1.-THE sudden steppage Of train
cutting q large artery from which
| he bled very bad and laid him up !,
The Juniors gave reception to the
I Seniors and faculty at the home Of
&. T. Tupper, Friday evening. a
very enjoyable feature was the &C.
lection Of souvenir wrapped and in
a pan Of saw dust. They were use
full and ornamental. Refreshments
served, songs by the quartette and
piano music, madesit an occasion to
be re membered by the seniors.
Complaint is made that boys are
going in bathing in the part of the |
lake traversed by the Ludlow road
without bathing suite, and Zig one
case they ran in the road using OBJ
scene language. This is unlawful
and the authorities will be notified
to look after these cases il. it occurs
again. No one is permitted to &c
in bathing near road without
bathing suite. r. .s1 & nv I
The 4th Of July committee met
Saturday evening and outlined !,
some features for the celebration,
such as 4 Gala thumpisn parade,
speaking, free vaudeville show. free
bowery dance, ball game, races f OIL
local herses' and fire works. E K s.
Smith, James Rsmage and J. J.. l
iKies were ll g ttnape q:
'dsnit tee Ind ihstr ucted to got 70
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