The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-08

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Born ~ Ar.s and Mrs. 2. y. Cut
aer, saturday Dec seth, z ay danshtsrr.
,rhy county commissio nsrs ere
now holding the first session q re q
.year. 81.
.Gohn Mosher returned to Mime 7, ne
:aapolis' Monday to resume his college
Il, s,:%
Miss ;Voak left Monday 70 ri
Fsun,e' her studies il Lake Forest, ~
|inois, college.
TW. ',Keavy Of Minneapolis arriv-.
Eedrhere Monday afternoon to attend
tthesfuneral of Dr.. Dolan.
Fred Haiser returned to his home nll
lat gartersville. Iowa, Monday after
pleasant visit with friends
land relatives. ~, 1-., ''' ;ss5
Miss Nellie Cowing after q few
da vs. visit with her sister, Mrs. a. is.
EA4bertus, returned to her horle at
jackson, Monday.
Mrs. r: W. Heavy Of Minneapolis,
Prof. Herbert Gill Of Decatur, Hi
nois,t DIR. G. P. Dolan, Francis Dolan
4 .of Waterviile, james Dolan OF Vase
ca are here to attend the funeral Of
their brother, DR.. E Dolan.
Mrs. WI. Parry came up from Ii I.
Mars Monday to got her children
who,were with their grandparents
IR. Prideaux while Mr.. and Mrs. Par.
Try were getting settled in their new
home. Mr.. Parry has been very
! sick since moving to LIE Mars.
Elot Swanson has traded his resi-.
\ dence property on 9th avenue e
l.Aaron Hardo for Pillager land. NJ.
i HARDY I,sw, resides in Forest Cit5
4 and will move here about March lst
4 Mr. Swanson expects to remain herr
ij,if there is plenty, Of work in his line
masonry. 4a1.=s~-.-..'.
i Friday afternoon while Herber1
INoren, son Of Olaf Noren, was skat'
ling on tho laAke he was aocidently run
3iato by Geo1gsiTr and in falling
bis skate struck Herbert just below
the knee, cut tbrough mis- clothing
: making q deep cash in the leg. He
went home and physician tool
1 thimeen stitches in the wound.
/: EASgard MannA has leased hil
buiidpg next to the post Office, Tor:
mefly occupied ~ George Nelson,
| to Miss.R. M. MAXWELL, the Worth.
Iington ailliner and Aressmaker land
tho place. is now beinE repaired and
remod eaed by id. Weaver and Rust,
the Worthington painters. We IN
derstand that Miss MAXWELL will
close up her, business at tho county
fseat, and wal give her entire time
and attention to her patrons in
Brewster an vicinity. She expects
to open her. ablishment on MARCH
sat. Brewster Trib
] s. y - ~ L.
Hilry White tbs fourteen year Old
son of Mr.and Mr.. Spurgeon White
Of W.Drthington, who has been stay
ing 1T the Warren Hagus home in
this place for some time, was in the
bowling alley last Monday afternoon
and was going to .'set pins for a
while but - he stepped up to take
his place, there was an explosion
which threatened to set fire ~ the
building and actually did nuke
great rents in the overalls which he
wore. A few pals Of cold water on
the boy and his surroundings soon
extingushed the flames. It was
found however that he was quite
badly though not dangerously burn
ed on the thigh. Investigation
proved that he had q quantity of
loose powder and some matches in
his pocket and that his movement
evidently caused some of the match
es to rub together enough to pro-
duce the above result. Boys with
guns and. powder are dangerous
things even though the gun be not
loaded Herald, Slayton.
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