The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-05-20
\ ]! X ~ 1904 \


Dr.. Geyerman, Of Brewster, was
in town Monday. &s t& " I. r. X
4 Bat" Wood is now day clerk in
the Omaha freight Office. = p" II, ~.
! Geo. Rurd now occupies his res
idence opposite Wyckhoff' y store.
] Miss Ella .Kingsbury, Of Ponca,
! Neb., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E.
! L. Nance. -. Il
i Mrs. W. E. Madison left Monday
for Manolnanie, Wis. for a visit with
lrelativ2s. .-" ~ .7'@
4 S. A. Roshon has accepted posi-
:. ton with the Omaha road IN the
I freight office nights, -
Miss Jer1ine Ramage went to
MINNEAPOLIS Wednesday morning to
4 join her mother. =
Rev. G. 4. Bidwell will deliver
the Grafton Decoration day instead
of the memorial sermon. Rev. GA
Cahoon will preach the memorial
I sermon. 49,.
~ Miss Lucille Bryan, the popular
lsa]eslady for ". .Loveless, attend
ed the wedding of her cousin, Miss
Fannie Bryan, at Luverne last
Thursday.
I The..funeral Of Ferrol Norris held
! Wednesday afternoon was very
largely attended. There vi as a pro-
fusion of beautiful cut flowers and
potted plants.
The reception at T. A. Palmer's
J Tuesday evening for Rev. Mr.. Nc
Intosh and family, was very largely
attended. There was music, sing
ling, refreshments, and very en-
joyable tune.
i Max Gale, who has for some time
held the position of night clerk at
the Calumet went to Minneapolis
4 this morning He has been sue
ceeded here by Paul R. Simmons, OF
Clear Lake, S. Oak. Pipestone Daily
Star.
Frank Cone. of Window, was re-
Gently tried in court for exceeding
the speed Law with his automobile.
The cause of the trial was, woman
Twas thrown from a vehicle and her
arm broke, the result of team be-
] hind which she was riding getting
! frightened at the auto. The case
was dismissed.
The Brewster Orchestra is prepar-
ling concert early in June to re-
q cure funds for purchasing an organ
= for the church there. This orchestra
!. has on many occasions assisted ou1
3 churches without remuneration
!. now let us show some appreciation
!, by sending train load of people
over to Brewster to patronize THU
J. affair.
Rev. Wilson Aull left Monday az
= ternoon for Buffalo N. Y. where hi
will attend the General Assembly
being appointed by the Prosbytery
/ Of Mankato, to represent them there
l. The commissioners will be given {
e trip to N1agra Falls and will b.
; entertained at a reception at one
q of the leading Clubs Of Buffalo
r He will be absent about two weeks
y after which he will return before
taking his departure for his new
b field Of labor.
S A large barn on E.V. Voak's farm
i north Of Heron Lake was burned t.
q the ground Sunday evening abou
b ten O'Clock. With the building wa
+ burned six head of horses, harness
J, and some grain, belonging to tn.
. tenant. The building was nearly
: destroyed when discovered by The
t tenants who were first made aware
9 Of the fire by the light through
window in the sleeping room. The
, barn was insured. A couple teams
= we're purchased here Tuesday of q
t W. Patterson for the tenant.
j. l.. Seeley received word from
: Algona, Iowa, that N. A. Bushnell
had died last Thursday. It will be
remembered that he and Mr.. Bush
nell were engaged here for several
years in the general. merchandise
business. Lloyd Morgan and family,
of Harris, visited relations IN Round
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