The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-06-17
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Mn. Walter Il Fretuf3sd from
ST. jams, Saturday 4
Prof. Klimnsk left Aonday morn
ing fpr Prairie Jet and points west.
Judge Brown passed thru here
Saturday enroute from y irdom 70 e
Luverne. W
lxs. Holloway and daughter, 4of
California, are visiting at the; home lt'l9l
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Miss Carrie Bedford went thru
here Monday night ehronte from
Rdshmore to Utah. .
Miss Ella Cloud, who has been at
tending a business school at Des
MONIES, is home for the summer va
cation.
nv. L.tO. Bartlett, Herman Peter
|son,sEd and Charley johnson went
Ito Round Lake Sunday for a pleas
ule trip. .ls@s Ks. 5 ..... q.
Rev Erickson returned Saturday
from Linsboro, Kansas. He was
delegate from mere to the synod Of
the Swedish church. Z q
ID. F. E. Walker, of this city will
read q professional paper before the
Sioux Valley medical association
which will meet at Sioux Falls June
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Mass Mary Moberly and Miss
Myrtle Beard, Of Worthington,. ar
rived at Luverne Wednesday eve
mig and are visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Hnllet. Her
ald, Luyyerne. IL. : n, N
p: j.. Helmick and con, Charlie
Loveless, F. S: Burroughs, Mr.. Nc
Bride, Misses Ida Anderson, Emm'
Seine, Nazaremus, and Anna Stron
formed party who lett saturda.
for Luverne to take il the last da,
Of the. carnival.
q ". Wheeler Went over to Lu
verne Monday to take in the carni
valand street fair, and to see a so
who III a. member Of the carniva
company, whom he has not seen 10
lsix years. Miss Carrie Bedford
Of Provo, Utah, who has been Al
tending the state university, cam
!; down from Minneapolis Tuesda
! and will vista short time with re-
latives before returning. to her wes1
ernhome. -Rushmora Enterprise.
The class Of 1902 enjoyed a launc
ride on the lake Saturday evening
4 Those ID the party we're Edna 4
!. Goodrioh, Mattie N. Bryan, Ell
] Cloud. Ella N. Wood, Mrs. g. !
h Mitchell, +. q. Tripp, J. F. Gla'
y gov, @. IS, ,Wyckoff and e.. G.Hav
4 ley. fftyeT VA. .~ H..
II Werare sorry to hear that E.. (
PanneN is suffering from an attac
of typhoid fever: The family hav
! been sorely afacted with this drea
disease and have the sympathy tn
entire community and it is sincerel
hoped that Mr.. Pannell will have
!, light form Of the fever.
Considerable complaint has bee
heard against the bicycle riding o
the sidewalks. One of our businet
, men states that he always meet
from two to six cyclists when b
goes home to his meals. Those u!
ling the walks for riding purpose
should remember that there is a
ordinance against it and in case G
accident they are entirely to blame
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore hav
gone to Worthington, Mimi, t
spend a few days with the family {
George W: Lear, formerly Of Siou
City. Mrs. E. W. Caldwell and Pat
Caldwell accompanied them, to b
the guests Of the Lears over Sunday
} Sioux city Journal. =. y. r.
i A. N. Douglass and wife departe
Monday for Mankato. They ar
leaving their home and do not 81
pect to reside in Worthington again
Their many friends are sorry to sc
them 60 as they have resided her
for the last seven years, Lakefiel
being their former home :. !: l.
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