The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-01
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50 eY. o. DRUGGIST. 9. !. !. s..s Co.: s.::s !: !.
Mrs. G: O. Bigelow is on the sick
list. .-.>' $50 ~ sss4
Mrs. q. W. Brant went to Windpm
Saturday. : + 7. 3s.s,.fss5s3
Mrs. &C. Rowell went to St. Paul
Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Gordan left Saturday
for a visit at Window. -
H.. Miller of Wilmont. was trans
acting business here Thursday.
Henry Bisch has instituted . Ger
man school in the Clary addition.
B. j. Becker and Everett Mohl Of
Adrian were Sunday visitors here.
John Roman and wife went to
Hawarden, la. Thursday for 9 visit.
Born-Christmas morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Paine, daughter.
Mrs. Wallace Dickey and child Of
Spokane, are visiting her parents,
VIM. Jones and wife. =. Il. 5@s ..,3s:
Mrs. A. j. Thompson Of Candy,
Mimi, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
E. E. Datyon, this week.
! Miss Maud Anderson employed in
Branigan g, went to her home at Ad-
rim Friday for Christmas.
| o. F. johnson and wife o. Delft,
were in town Monday on their way
from visit with relatives at Org.
Ira Fox of Ocheydan, joined bis
wife here, Friday for visit at. the
home of F. M. Hickman and wife. :
Willis Maxwell and wife of Sibley
arrived Thursday for a visit at the
pareut tai home, J. Fl. Maxwell.
Miss Edna Hickok and q. D. Wilbsrn
and wife of Sibley, were guests Of
Mrs. FIN. Hickman Friday and Sat
urday. ,: .5ss
Miss Mamie Jones of Cherokee,
Iowa, arrived here Friday for avisit
with her parents VIM. Jones and
wife. . *1g.
Or,ie Thompson and wife of Cam
nbv. MINI. arrived here Friday night
for q visit with his sister Mrs. E. %.
Dayton, They are on their wedding
trip. =
Mr.. Korslund who is employed in
the State Bank of Worthington re-
turned Sunday from visit in Iowa,
and was taken sick on his arrival
and is now confined to his room.
j. J. Schechter of Hancock, Mimi.
and old Mobiles Co. resident and
we'll known in this locality is spend.
M the holidays with relatives and
friends in this locality. !
The Pioneer Press is publishing
/ the pictures Of the Superintendent
of the high schools Of the state, SAT :;
urday's paper contained the picture
of Prof. E. 81. Nicholas, our Supt.
John Maokay travelling machin-
list on the northern division of the
Great Northern road, with head
quarters at GAINESVILLE arrived Mon
day morning for q short visit with
relatives and friends. i
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
P. J. Silver Sunday evening. Even
though he is nothing but Silver, Pat
would not trade him for gold or
diamonds at equal weights. -Trib-
une Brewster.
The Sunday School of the Presbv.
terrain church elected the following
officers Sunday: Supt., W. W. Love-
less; Secretary, Mi Clara Prideaux:
treasurer, James Gibson; Librarian. (
Miss Prue Town; Chorister, Miss
Sophia Sterling; Organist, Miss I
Amelia Bliss. =, >s5 ~
''Donham's ,Doings," published
out in the wilds of Wisconsin, and
today conceded to be one of the
warmest publications in the United :
States, has at last been admitted to L
the U. s. mails as second class mail 4.
matter. The publishers, Deacon :
Oonham and Son, have been serious (
v handicapped. for the past eight +
months by being refused admission X
% the mails at regular magazine s.
ates, but tho. p. O. department ]
GEMS to have exhausted it's s'red i
ape" and has let the 'tDoinps'' in Il