The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-04-08

morning lor Heron Lake.
Sheriff Fauskee transacted bust
mess in Wilmoat Monday.
E.B. Paul returned from an exten
ded visit at Madison, Wis. @s.5.
Two nurses arrived here Tuesday,
one fer MI. Evans and one for Mrs.
E. Dolan. ~
Gust Westman of Ishpening,
Mich, arrived here last week and is
visiting Rev. Mr.. Moberg. - :&t
The Omaha road raised a 70 foot
smoke stack at the round house Tues
day, for the washout boilers.
Father Bartholeme left Thursday
for st. James, and expects to- 60 to
the cities on a few days vacation.
W. B. Boyce, formerly located at
Org, transferred to Pipestone, has
again been transferred to Kenneth.
A. R. Aucutt of Sheldon, and form
erly located here, was in town Mon
day. He is travelling tor creamery
supplies. NJ ~
Robert Meredith, is very sick at
his home near Reading. It ssis re-,
ported that he has had three hem
orrhages. -, 2,s=s,
r..
Mrs. F. Glasgow left Tuesday. for
Mankato. From there she will visit
in St. Paul and the family of Prof. \
E. L. Porter. .&*@
Geo. Miller sold his pool hall to
j. &. MITCHELL and Mr.. Mitchell sold,
it to G. Hogan who took possession
the first OF the month.
Conductor Francks while at Sioux
City Monday slipped and sprained
bis ankle so that it was neceS airy for
him to lay off a few days. .> z
Miss florence Whiting, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Cough
ran, returned to Tracy, Saturday
where she is teaching school,. I.
Winter coughs are apt to result in
consumption if neglected. They can
be soon broken up by using Foley's
Honey and Tar. Sold by City
Pharmacy; ~~.s
Bert Thurber returned Friday
night from St. Paul, where he took
examination for position in the Rail
way Postal service. There were ov
or 100 applicants. -. .:s. ..7$.fss$
The Maccabee ladies gave pleas
ant Easter dancing party Monday ev
ening. There was not very large
attendance, but they all enjoyed a
most pleasant time.
Stewart Dougherty Of Rushmore,
was in town Monday afternoon.
He reports farmers in that section
blowing and sowing grain. Mr..
Ludke hes forty acres of wheat in.
About so of the friends of Rev.
Mr.. Moberg, of the Swedish Mission
Church, gathered in surprise at his
home Monday evening. A baby go
cart was presented, refreshments
served and a most enjoyable eve
ming spent.
J.P. Biltgen left Friday night for
Gutenberg, Germany, where hs ex-
pects to visit for year Mrs. Biltgen
was unable to go on account Of her
poor health. His many friends will
wish him a pleasant and safe re-
turn home.
Jacob Glenn returned Sunday
from his trip to Seattle. He enjoyed
the trip and likes the country very
much. He expects to return to
Fletcher, Idaho, where Peter Klaus,
resides, the last OF the month and
purchase farm of 100 acres.
The trial OF VIM. Graves is now
going on at Portal, N. n. He is
charged with killing his wife. His
attorney expects to clear him on
account OF insanity as Mr.. Graves
at one time was adjudged insane.
The BODY of Mrs. Graves was ex-
humed to show that she was not
shot in the mouth as claimed.
The SERVICES at the Methodist
church Sunday were largely atten md
ed and interesting to all. Special
features of both services were the
singing by the choir and the music
BY Addingtons Amateur orchestra.
The evening program in charge of
the Sunday school drew an especial