The Worthington advance., 1904-05-13

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Prof, d. L. Porter has been elected,
|Snpt. ot schools at, Hastsngs for an
lother year. ',s ,,%.', a., .-.A .rss. u
aBorn-To, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Blood, Thursday May 9th, an eleven
pound daughter. a,.,s &, -. :-s: s@:~
] f4yrum, the tailor has moved to
the rooms formerly occupied by
Harry Hobson as An Office. y Z
D. Z. Bear is arranging to put in
la gasoline engine to run lay pol
isher and other machinery. =.
Jno. Carlson left Saturday for For
festville, S. D. to build a line OF ele-
tyators for the H. N. Douglass Co..
The pile driver went to Seney,
Wednesday to begin a summers
loampaign work Of on the Omaha
troad. "a - ::..] .
James Msckay is able to he at the
fstore again He shows the effect of
the siege Of rheumatism he has pass
ed through. ~ -:
/ Charles johnson OF Milwaukee,
Wis., arrived here Tuesday after
noon for a visit with his brother
John A. Saxon.
The Maccabees elected j. s. Tul-
verson as delegate to the state con-
ventton, Tuesday evening, and H..
Blume as alternate.
The Lady Maccabees have elected
Mrs. Fl. Franck as delegate to the
state convention and Mrs. Sanley
Moore as alternate.
Otto Luehrs left with his personal
teffects for Meriden, Iowa to take po-
ssession Of drug store for which
he traded a farm.
! I. F. Kelley is excavating on the
rear of his lot on second avenue
between 8th and 9th streets for a
large basement for his butter egg
and poultry business.
| Nels Scott of Ransom, son of J.H.
Scott is very sick with quick con-
<sumption. The physicians have little
hopes Of his recovery.
It is reported that there will be
fourteen work trains put on the
Omaha road in few days, some Of
them on the Sioux Falls line.
| Arthur Rockwell's g family arrived
here Tuesday, their future home,
occupying the Thomps on house ON
9th street vacated by Mr.. Kelly.
Miss Blanche Sain closed her term
of school in Seward township and
returned home Wednesday. The
patrons Of the school are we'll pleas
ed with her administration. .
F. S. Burroughs has traded his
livery stock ana other property here
to g. W. Patterson for real estate in
in Mile Lac county. Mr.. Patterson
will close the barn as a livery stable
John Dunn went to Brewster Fri
day to attend the putting up tomb
stone marking tn, res ting place of
his deceased wife. While Mr.. Dunn
is ofquite old age yet he has not
forgot the memory of a devoted one.
It has heen decided by the school
board to have an orator for the
graduating class this year owing to
the class being so large. The board
has secured Attorney Hammond OF
St. James for this purpose. Mr..
Hammond is said TO be an an ex-
cellent speaker.
Orrin Rogers who was injured
1C " W0y pSO Ill lAO 4ONAo AlAAOCs
died from. the injuries received and
the remains we're sent to Glasco,
Kans. for interment. He was run
into by one train while watching an
other pull out Of the station.
z. NJ. Smith as street commiss-
ioner is doing some good work on
the streets by making bitches and
filling up the center of the street.
This allows the water to run OIL
and the center of the street dries up
in very short time after rain.
Isaac Milton of Ransom is quite
sick with bloud poison, tho result of
bowel trouble. On examination,
undigested peanuts, that we're eaten
before christmas, were found in his
stomach and food supposed to have