The Worthington advance., 1904-01-15

SiDley on legal bu siness. ~ T..
Born-To Mr.. hnd Mrs. Isaac Gar
ry, Friday, Jan. s, daughter.
VIM. Hawkins entertained 9 num-
her Of his friends with a dancing
! party Saturday evening.
Easter Sunday comes on April Srd
this year, which il early and to
many indicates an early spring. Y
Miss Winnie Merwin returned
home from Rochester, Monday for a
rest from her duties az nurse.
! Elmer Fcklund of Indian Lake,
W - ssen driving somo ladies around
tuesday showing them the city.
The A. @. U. W. held installation
exercises Monday evening and at
! the close enjoyed an oyster supper
and social time.
! Mrs. Schmidt and daughter Dora
of Waverly, Iowa, are guests OF their
daughter and sister, Mrs. +. O. stit-
ser, this week.
DR.. G. P. Dolan Of Waterville, ex-
poets to move here in a short time
10 practice medicine. Heswill occu-
Nv the office his brother occupied
Miss Maud Merwin is now em-
ployed in the telephone office fam1l-
iarizing herself with the work to
) succeed the Misses Thompson.
/; Miss Richie Maxwell has closed
j., her millinery store and commenced
teaching school Monday morning in
the Hagerman district, near Brews-
! ter. .,s .,,.. ...'
All of the merchants in Luverne
close their places of business at six
O'Clock now. This was brought
about through the efforts of the lad
les Improvement league. =,
The fire depa rtment held their
regular meeting Friday evening and
drew their salaries, ranging from
twenty five cents to four dollars and
seventy five cents.
Ed. Field and wife of Little Rock,
was up visiting with his son Edwin
Field, and wife and daughters, Mes
danes HID. Pratt and Frank Klien,
returning Monday:
Miss. Anna johnson gave a
''Flinch'' party Saturday evening
to q number Of her friends. Re-
freshments were served and very
enjoyabls evening spent, II. "
Archie Birt has purchased . gen
eral store at Fairfax, Mimi. and left
Monday to tako possession Mrs
Hirt will leave in day or two
Their many friends will wish them
unlimited success. .%@ ~
The show at Masonic Hall Satur-
day night was not we'll attended,
there being a twenty dollar house.
The entertainment was coarse.
There was no Objectionable features
or any thing commendable.
Arthur Steinhouse, timer for
Sahlbom Hardware Co. returned
Tuesday from New Richland where
a family reunion was held. There
were twelve children present, the
first time for over sixteen years A
very pleasant time was enjoyed. :
Mrs. M. j. Murdock, mother Of G.
Murdock, was stricken with quite a
severe shocE of paralysis Friday
noon and has not yet fully recover
ed. She is near so but up to the
time of this stroke has been unusu-
ally well for one of her advanced
age. ..
Miss Sarah Hosmer returned Sun
day from Ohio where she and her
mother went to zee sick sister OF
the latter. Mrs. Hosmer remained,
owing to her sister not being much
better. Miss Hosrner resumed her
school in Elk center, Mon'lay morn
ing.
Mrs. Krause of Adrian, was brought
here Saturday night by Sheriff Faus-
kee. She has almost recovered from
her sick spell, except she has spasm
occasionally. She occupies a. cell in
the upper portion of the Jail and is
alone on that floor: Attorney Gran
dali has been retained on the case
and will be- associated with Attorn-
ey Knox of jackson, who looked af-
ter the legal affairs OF the family