The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-11-04

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John Richards and wife resolved
. visit over Sunday from the
formers parents Mr.. and Mn. \
Frank Richards Of Kinbrae.
Passenger train No. Z arrlvedMon-
day noon with q couple OF hot boxes
One Of the boxes was hot enough TO-
melt ont the bsbbit filing.
Herman Radtke came down from
Heron Lake for an over Sunday
VISIT with his sister Mrs. F. AZ
Shaker. MI. Radtke is the night
operator for the Omaha at Heron
Lake. ~ !. .S: .. %1S A.#@ts'
Mark Graves and family Of
Adrian arrived here Sunday from
their trip to st. Louis where they
have been visiting the exposition.
From here they were driven to their
home. c>,. : $s1
Miss Florence, Maxwell, a week
ago left for Seattle. Wash, arrived
safely at her destination, but on
the way out her train collided with
another near Everett, Wash. For:
tunately no body was injured in the
collision. (. =. ?.
Mrs. John Mohler of Carroll,
Iowa, who has been here on visit
with her sister Mrs. Henry APPEL,
Jr., will leave Tuesday with Mrs.
APPEL for visit with another sister
at Winnebago City. ! -. :: !:
Mrs. E. 81. Farmer left Friday for
Howard, S. D, to visit her father. e.
Caldwell, whowill soon leave Howard
to take up his residence in Salt
Lake City, Utah. On her way to
South Dakota Mrs. Farmer stopped
at Pipestone for a short visit with
her uncle NJ. D. Caldwell. -s.ssy
United States Senator Moses E.,
Clapp will speak at Adrian next
Saturday evening. AS this will
probably be the last big rally to be
held in the county this fall tits very
likely that large delegation will
go over to hear Mr.. Clapp. An
effort will probably be made to
obtain special railroad rates for the
occasion. .---*-~, z
Couny Treasurer Golf is busy
these days receipting for the tax
collections that are coming in from
the various banks that have been
acting as collectors. This is also add,
ing work to- the auditors Office, and
in a few days the money will be-
sent to the different Repositories of
the county. !, -. ......s
Miss Maude Bush of Sheldon
opened her art studio at CLANCY g.
Mackay's furniture store Monday !
one day earlier than she had ex-
pected. The exhibit consists Of
pastel, burnt wood and oil painting,
and il all very pretty. The work.
has already elected a great deal of
favorable comment by those who
have seen it. Miss. Bush proposes
to sell the completed work, and will;
Also give lessons in painting and
music. She has already secured q.
number Of students who will join .
plass that she will organize here.s
She expects to remain permanently,
and since her work is of q high:
class there is no doubt Of her being
successful in her venture. ~: -
E: L. Nance left Monday after
noon for a short business trip to
Sioux City, from where he will start
on q trip through Nebraska in the
interest Of the high grade of homs.e
made 1nince meats that he will.
manufacture this fall and winter
he has already, made considerable
Of this pie stuff and those who have
used II are highly pleased with it,;
Mr.. Nance expects to have wide
sale tor his product Of mince meat
and has just filed several large
orders, one OF them going to
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