The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-02-05

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Friday Jan. -, q son.
r. H. Sain left Thursday morning
for Slayton and Pipestone. s 5 t#5
Herman Leistico is among the sick
who are not able to attend school.
no Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Thompson, Tuesday, Jan 26, u son. Il \
- Marriage license was issued Tnurst-
day to Edward E. Koessler and Rose
Hendel. s. ~,,. -.. I... s5.i
Jos. Mitchell and wife of Rush
more, were guests of his cousin, =. =.
Mitchell and wife, Friday.
Mrs vandy Duba has so far recov--
cred from an operation that che was
able to be taken home, Sunday. :
Mail Agent, G. r. Leonard after
being laia up couple of weeks was
able to go out on his route Monday
morning. >4.%
MRS. j. R. Jones returned to her
homo at Adrian Friday after visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
E. j. Jones.
M. G. Callen and wife of Hawar;,
den, Iowa, were guests of 'Thos.
Palmer and wife, Friday, enroute for
Mason City.
Miss Erickson, a missionary who
has been holding meetings in Indian
Lake, left Monday for Lake Sarah,
where she will hold meetings. @
Ralph Becky has severed his CON
nection with Dow Mitchell in the
meat market business. IT. Milton
is now assisting Mr.. Mitchell.
Frank Saxon received Friday. a
consignment Of parts of his automo-
bile. Some of the parts were so long
they had to be fastened on top of
the Car.
John Harden received letter Fri
day from his brother Charles, in
Wymo, Colo, announcing the death
Of six year old daughter from scarf
atina and pneumonia.
F. C. Brace and ..wife entertained
few friends of Miss Herman, Friday
at six O'Clock dinner, in honor of
Miss Herman's birthday. An en-
joyable evening was spent. >~% =
Geo. Butcher and wine returned
home Saturday afternoon from a
three weeks visit near Indianapolis,
Ind. He reports about two feet of
snow there and very cold for that
loc.l;+v ..$sgs
There was born unto Mr.. and Mis-.
Albert Sterling q hoy. Mother and
child are dong well. Elmer Eek
lund, Of Worthington, came up Mon
day, to visit his relatives living in
this vicinity. -Pillager Review.
J. G. Koehn, Of Mountain Lake,
agent for 'Canadian:.Land will be
here Thursday, Feb. 4, and hold a
meeting in A. y. U. W. Hall, in the
afternoon, explaining the advantages
of that territory. II
The boys who expect to play on
The high school base hall team next
season elected the following officers
evening; James Mann, mau- i
lger, Harry Nichols captain. The
BOARD OF control acts as secretary +,
Ind treasurer
A party was given Friday eye
ling, at the home Of Mrs. Wass. ~
he Misses Wass, Olson Kindlund
nd Larson. Games We're played,
efreshments served and a most
'leasant time enjoyed. Fl
Sheriff Fauskee was, up from
Vorthington Wednesday on official
BUSINESS. The sheriff is a good off,
or, and it requires something more
han cold weather to keep him from
DING his duty.-Brewster Tribune. :
Jos. Loveless returned home from 4
cattle, Saturday morning. He says [
mere are five thousand men there
ut of employment. He has gained K
l flesh and likes that locality first ,
ate. He expects to return there 6
bout the first OF April.
Henry Metzgar, of Lake Park, .
)wa, was in the city Saturday. Mr. r
[etzgar is one Of Iowa's most sue t
9ssful farmers and stock raisers a