The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-10-07

James Cox was q over 81 from Adria
Monday lnd 1ussds Z : 80 ~ =
George HofmAister Of Brewste
was in town Monday. w.. ....-.,.,
s For Sale or rent, four houses an
isbarns: E. j. Wolven. 30-
J. s. Kies left Tuesday Afternoon
for Kansas City on a business trip.
/ Mrs. John W alker left Tuesday
I morning fol Bre wster for stay OF
rev see'', Gays. Il s7EA r.. 49, 81 81. ~
| A marriage license has been issued
| TO Adam Ruckelhausen and Miss
Mary Gilomen Vt Brewster.
Henry Pfiel and Charles Anton
have gone to st. Louis to attend the
louisiana Purchase Exposition.
MFRS. Anna Davis, who several
weeks ago sustained the fracture of
several ribs, is up and able to walk
again. '''-'
:. Mr.. Gibson has moved into the
Conway house on Fifth avenue
which was recently vacated by DR..
Henry Wiedow. So
+ Mrs. John Kraft and Miss Lena
Kraft returned Wednesday from
Brewster, where they had been in
''Sattendanceat the Gilomen-R uckel-
hansen wedding: =.
Mrs. J. E. Sahlstrom, of Bigelow
who has been ill at the home other
mother, Mrs. Biltgen, is improving
nicely and from present indications
she will soon be able to Re about
again.
r. William Silver, OF Wyoming, Ill.
aud Miss Mary Silver. of Baltimore,
who have boen visiting at the home
OF their brother, John Silver, for two
weeks, will leave Thursday for their
home. 70
|. Mrs. Mary E. Ventioner and And
rev Collins were married at SiDley,
Iowa, on Monday Mr.. and Mrs.
|Collins are both from Worthington
! and they will continue to make
their home here.
A birthday surprise party was
! given for " A. Cloud at his home
sonth Of town on Saturday night.
About thirty of his friends from
town went out and all enjoyed a
very pleasant evening.
~ The Minnesota Methodist confer
Sence which met at Waseca last
Eweek re-assigned the Rev. q. A. Ca
sho~n to the charge in Worthington
His many friends here arc we'll
I pleased with this action of the con-
ference. - ~ ... =.
Thomas H. Prideaux underwent
! a successful operation tor rupture at
Mankato on Tuesday afternoon and
is now doing nicely. Mrs. Prideaux
and her little son who, it was ex-
pected would remain here during
Mr.. Prideau2's stay in Mankato,
left, Wedensday afternoon for their
home at. Rushmore.
At a recent meeting of Oklahoma
Lodge K. P. No. ~, Cashier C. T.
Upper of the First National Bank
was chosen a. delegate to the con-
vention of the grand lodge held in
Minneapolis last Tuesday and We'd
.nesday, and additional honor was
|: bestowed upon him on Monday
when he recei we'd his commission as
deputy grandmother of the local
lodge. Mr.. Upper is one the popu-
lar Pythians of this city.
~
Paul Swenson, superintendent of
the Minneapolis Thresher company,
wal here Monday for the purpose of
seeing Jack Green, Of Summit Lake
township. in regard to shock load
or which Mr.. Green has invented.
Mr.. Swenson was very favoraoly
impressed with the utility Of Mr..
Green g invention, and declared it to
he the best of its kind that he had
seen. The machine has been in oper-
alton ON the Green farm and all the
information gained by the Minnea-
polls man will be Laid before his
II the company decides
upon it being q good thing it may
conclude to negotiate for the right
to manufacture the implement.
'rhorfa annaarH To he q fortune for