The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-12-30

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Guy Tafty won the tool sshaat 4
isegerstros ] xith ] e vote;
c.E.snAw. & Ne R6pk Gsassa
cd business hete i 1iday. sss;
a. ". IAgsrstzom spent Uhrist-
mas with his parents It aowrie,
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Clyde Taylor who r worki,k a.
Minnna polls, spent christns6 With
his family. >. " "a , ~ - a "
The depot lunch counter has been
rearranged, Swanson and Anderson l,
doing thesWork.
Carl Arneson's family was put in
qarran tine last week on account OF
having scarlet fever. 1. : 7. - :
Henry Mott arrived Thursday
1rom Oklahoma, for visit with his
stepmother Mrs. Mott. Of. y
Thomas Prideaux Of and wife. Of
Rushmore visited in Worthington
with relatives, Christmas. q.
Miss Lou. Kerr, Of Rushmore pur-
chased a $4,000 organ at Palmer's
music store this week. y -:
Miss Dora Schmidt and a..
Schmidt of :Waverly, Iowa are visit:
ing their sister Mrs. r stitser. ! :.
Walter Clement, wife and: son !,
from Minneapolis spent Christmas
with relatives, d. She'll and family:
Lee Shell came homo from Mime
spolis Saturday night to spend 9
few days during the holiday season.
Mrs. E. r. Tn;ipp q: Round Lake,
arrived Wednesday 70 :. spend : day
with E. A. Trip in honor OF: his
birthday. - -
Mr.. Beckwith Of Elk Point, S. D.,
a brother In law Of: DIR. Reilly was
here Wednesday for q visit with
Harvey Rev. ... ...g <-
Elof Swanson, Albert ind Charley
sterling Of Pillager sent number
Of Christmas trees to their friends
and relatives here. ~
The public library will PROBABLY
be opened to the public about Feb
urary 1st. Some of the new books
have already arrived. e., -,
Jake Peterson and wife and Miss
Henry Peters, Of .saskatchewa
Canada, arrived Last week for q visi'
with friends and relatives. =
e: ". wilbern, wife and son Harry
arrived Saturday night to spend
Christmas with their daughters,
Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Hickman.
Miss Edna Goodrich returned Sat
|,urday from Lakeaeld TO spend the
holidays here. She Is teaching
school about eight miles from Lake.
field. L.: 49,. :: : -. !. :. :.
Vic Anderson. G. :Borst, a. ober-
man, II. Haggard, and p. G. Ander-
son shipped q special train OF
twelve car loads Of cattle to: sChica:
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go, Saturday. - It, IL. = =@%s Il
R..F. People having secured a pc.
sition at Duluth moved his house,
fhold goods there the first: of the
Eweek. Mrs. People will join him
lin q short time. -. - .ssz r. , . !: Z,
The Sabbath school Of the Swed-
ish Tabernacle which held their
Christmas exercises On christmas
eve was attended by the largest
| crowd that ever visited the church.
:. There, will be a meeting Of: the W.
R. G.. on December 31st, at 8 p. m.
for special business y, All; members
and officers are requested to be pre-
sent. By order Of Pres, Lucy Dow.
Fred Humiston was taken violent
liz ill Christmas noon as q result Of
| poisoning supposed to have been
caused by eating nut. He was
soon placed out Of danger by q ply
Miss Jeanette and Amelia Bliss
returned Saturday from Lake Forest
Illinois, to spend the holidays with
their parents. They will accompany
their parents to Seattle, whore they
viii all make their future home.
The Z. z. Of the Presby terian
church will give q social in the
tchnrch parlors Friday. evening, De-