The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-10-07


y Asrehalls Il I BEvestsz va hs y!
Saturday.
r Mrs. A. q. Leistico has returnet
from the hospital at Manksto, ant
Eis feeling well now. This will bt
good news to her many friends.
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Manning, Of
>Wiimont were Worthngton visitors
n on Monday. Mr. Manning having
buai hess matters to look after here
4 g. w. Davis left Monday morning
! for Dundee, where he has taken
charge of q grain elevator and will
buy grain during the season.
r. Albert Boyle, who has been visit
ing for week at the home of his
cousin H S Jones, LETT Monday
4fternoon for his home at.Salt Lake
ECity, Utah vi FIFTH
:! Miss Edna Goodrich has accepted
an offer to teach in the Laketield
public schools, and left Monday
morning for that place to enter
upon her work. " :t"- ,..,.- = IA :.
Albert G. Leistico has again taken
charge Of his livery basiness or
Eleventh street. which has lately
! been under the management of Fl g..
Williams whose lease of the pros
perty has expired. ma ,
| H. A.Jackson, who has been work
ing ON the dray line for Mr.. Green
for the past six months or 80, has
secured q position AZ fireman on y
passenger run in North Dakota.
ssHls run will be on the Northern
Pacific and his division. will be be-
tween Fargo and Mandon. He left
Wednesday afternoon for his new
field OF labor: ~:
Dow Mitchell is showing at the
meat market of Mitchell and Petit
a bunch Of stra W berries that were
picked III his garden few days ago.
The berries are OF a good, ordinary
size and OF fine quality. It is an
uncommon thing to soc O;'toher
stra wberries in this locality aud
Ftheir presence at this time is attri-
buted to the mer-]ike weather
that has prevailed in southern
Minnesota this fall.
| The annual rally day Of the Lad
les Missionary society OF the Pres.
byteriau church held at the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon was 4
very pleasant affair aud the ladies'
enjoyed a tino meeting at viii Oh
there were thirty five ladies present.
The plugrain Wits very Interesting
land one of the pleasant features was
1.-The appearance of several in the
NATIVE costumes Of the: country
which formed the topic -ofsthe stally,,
mrs. Peter Lewis represented a Jap
sanese lady and Mrs H. Ager repre-
1sented a Chinese lady: Margaret
Dieckhof was attired as an indian
girl, Mildred Lewis and Mildred
Tripp as colored girls. Refresh :
ments were served at- the close OF
the program. ~ +
=. Albert Kleayer, u young lad of
al. 1T sixteen years Of age from near
Rushmore, has Of late been showing
symptoms of mental alteration and
on Friday mornlng he was brought
to. Worthington fer an examination
before Judge Of Probate G.. " Cory.
Upon having put him through the
usual questions, Judge Cory and
both Drs. f. EsssWalker, ofethis city.
and Carroll Of Rushmore pronounc-E
ed the young fellow insane and he
was ordered committed to the asy-
l;lutn. at St. Peter ], The ladahad ft
several days ago during which he
attempted to choke one of the other
children Of the ia nlily;, hut was pre-
vented from carrying out his threat
by timely interference. Aside from
this, he has atte npted no violence.
His case is Of a type that when fully
developed beconee unusually dan
gerous. as it affects the spinal COLI
umn OF the person in \ very serious
manner. He was taken to st. Peter
on Friday afternoon by Sheriff
Fauskee, and his father accompanied
them OH the trip. ) ~: Nh
3 =, ~ ,. u l.. faA;,