The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-22

George Miller lsit Friday morniag
on investigating t1ip to Thief River
Falls. y. ~ e.
An operation was performed upon
Joe. Gallistsr Friday morning at the
Hospital, for appendicitis. He IL
said 10 have been in q very serious
condition. a.. > -. IN,
DEM. Mars IN went to Luverne,
Thursday afternoon to attend q con-
vention IT doctors. de was on the
program for a PAPER on the subject
"Malnutrition in Children.
The Chicago and Northwestern
railroad has issued an order forbidd-
Jag their engineers to make up lost
me, by running faster than schedule
calls for. ~ :. - -. It.
John Darby will have a sale of
second hand goodz at Lsistico's ten
cont feed barn, Saturday afternoon.
Anyone having goods Of this kind
to sell can bring them to him.
Loren Clark went to Pipestone
Friday to attend a convention of
the Knights OF Pythias. he. is on
the program to deliver a paper on
''F'raternity."
NJ P.Shanahan returned Saturday
night from Madison Lake where bis
father resides. His father is quite
sick from. asthma. DR.. Sbanahan
OF Chicago was also home.
Atkinson and Boberg will COM
mence filing their ice house, pur-
chased of aug. Swanson,in day or
two. They also contemplate build
ing large addition 80 as to put up a
large supply.
Married-Albert Joseph Russell
aud Miss, May Ellen Mclaughlin,
Thursday, Jan. 18th. at Mapleton,
Mimi. Mr.. Russell was at one time
engaged in the hardware business
here, and Miss Mclaughlin was a
teacher in our school. Their many
friends will extend best wishes.
Mr.. VIM. S. Crane of Califor MIA
Md. suffered for years from rheun-
atism and lumbago. He was finally
advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm which he did and it effected u
cure. For sale by F. M.
Hickman.
Supt. Nicholas, had fire drill at
the school house Thursday and the
building was vacated by six hun.
dred students in one minute, the
students not knowing when tho fire
alarm would sound. This is an, OK
celent showing.
The 5 year old son of Emil Weise
met. with a severe accident last
Thursday. The boy was playing
around his mother who was prepar-
ing meat, and in some way ran
against the sharp point Of the knife
which penetrated his eye. The boy
was taken at once to an eye special
ist in Sioux Falis and it is now
thought the eye can be saved. Ellis
worth News.
G. j. Smallwood, will occupy all
of the front rooms of tie second
story of his building as soon as Mrs.
and her daughters move
to Sioux Falls. The switch board
will he moved, a business counter
put in and other improvements for
making it an up date Office and one
that our citizens can refer to with
a great deal of pride.
The Worthington Hotel telephone
came very near being. burnt out af
ter the issue of the D ally Thurs
day evening in answering an adver-
tise1nent in the D all v. Mr.. Doc
little adv or Used twelve cots for sale
and the t;pe read leafs" He had
calls from all over town asking
about the cats. And still some PEG
pie will insist on saying it don t pay
to advertise. Use the D q ~.
III About fifty members of the Swed-
ish Lutheran Church met at the
home Ut P. Thompson, Saturday af.
ternoon and went to the home of the
pastor, EN-. Erickson. The gather
ii lg was surprise to him. They
presented him with fifty four silver
dollars and a silver plate in token OF
thoi1, love for him Rofrnah noonfs