The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-10-28

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A. g. Lewis Of Brswstsr vas in
town Fridaymorning., i ~, 80
+, jam e. 4. Manage made . buss-
ness trip to Window Friday. ~'
W. Ager this week shipped ono Of
his celebrated q. /. C.pigs bo Glen
mere, lows. : ~,....>s, ~: sr..F t.E1s::s
Discount of 20 per cent on any
couch in the store at CLANCY and
Mackay's. SIT.
Harold e. Scott Of the Sibley
Gazette called I'm the newspaper
fraternity between trains on Friday.
Wall paper sale at one-third off.
Now is the time to get your wall
paper: CLANCY & Mackay. 54-tf.
Mrs. Daniel Shell returned Tues
day from her visit at Prairie du
Sac, Wis. She stopped at jackson
while on the way home.
Vandy Duba returned Thursday
FROM u weeks trip up at Raymond
where be has been looking after
his real estate interests.
Mrs. Walker who has been here
on a short visit with her son DR.. F.
E. WalAer. left Monday afternoon
for her home at Ladora, Iowa.
Misses Ida Anderson and Anna
Nazarenus returned to st. James
Tuesday morning after a two weeks
visit with tneir parents in this city
S. ellison, general collector for
tho Colman Lumber company, has
been here from Easton for several
days in the interest Of his company.
Friday Mr.. ellison was joined by
his wife and from here. they went
to Wilmont.
o. W. Freeman, who has been in
California for the past month re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
He visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Porter in Beau-
mont, but did not stop at San
Jose where the Swanmans reside.
While Mr.. Ere eman's trip was
purely Of a business nature lie
managed to mix a good deal OF
pleasure with it.-Rushlnore Enter
prise.
Mrs. Stefens and little son who
have been spending a couple OF
weeks here with relatives started
Friday on their way home to Chi
cago. They will stop at Minneapolis
for short visit. Mrs. StefeDs
is daugher in law of Mrs. Biltgen.
William Malcolm is one of Mobiles
county's prosperous farmers and of
the substantial sources Of wealth
on his farm south Of town is his
herd of Duroc-.Jersey swine. He
recently purchased from Indiana
parties line male pig Of that breed
and will go into the business more
extensively.
W: A Peterson of Omaha who
has been visiting with his sister
Ms. Jens Christensen and family
for the past Eve weeks, has retuln ID
to his home. Mr.. Peterson is some
what troubled with rheumatism and
lis visit there was principally in
the interest of bis healh which i'm
proved considerably during his
short stay. His wife and several
children were here with him.: :
Mrs. Mary Peats, a Woman 8
Christian Temperance Union
lecturer gave an address on Gospel
Purity at the: First Methodist
Episcopal church Thursday. A.
though the lecture was not extern
lively. advertised "a good audience
was at the church to hear Mrs.
Peats, and it is said, by some who
were present. that she is 8, good and
entertaining lecturer Music was
furnished by q quartette consisting.
DR.. William Saxon, j, NJ Arlington:
and Misses smith and Gertrude
Dow. Mrs. Peats left Friday aft +
noon for Lnverne where che had al
engagement to speak in the evening.
Thirteen year old Mary Waba re.
ceived quite severe injury, !" h9r