The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11

l AMI y Lucy Bryan i On the sick
list. III. ss
E. L. Nance started for st. Paul
Tuesday on q business trip. ~.
Chris Nieman went to Lismore,
and Wilmont on bu n q be Nes sl'|'
Mrs. Wethere,l, Of EtheEy illss md
daughter visited in town this week.
You can afford to paper the town.
any color. 80 per cent dicount.
CLANCY 8 Mackay.
n Mrs. r.. a. Patterson and mother
left Wednesday FOR ! visit a Hinton:
A. II. Foote has moved his family
to Lnyerne whore he will have
charge 81 one q the Benson eleva-
tors. VIM. II. MI. ~, MA
a jim Mann Is now l olerking In
Loveiess grocery store: IA taxes
the place vacated 81 CHARLIE Love
less Who is now employed with VIII
Ramage. .$.s.. ,..l.
y Z u. schwartz and wife, Jake
Walker and wife and Miss Bisch at
tended the Lutheran Missionary
Fest st Rushmore Sunday. They
report : very enjoyable tune.
The following is q partial list q
the teachers for our high school -
81. r. Ewdards, supt., Misses Julia
Malmsten. Olga Glasoe, Della Her
man, $Alice Mccoy, Stella Lewis,
Emily ,any, Rosa Dobner. Christie
Jaastad, Margaret Brooks, Edith
Clark, Jul1a Hyland, Christis Wick,
Grace, Edminster,. Helen Erect, Clara
Thomas, and Miss Beckley. libra
rian. d. VI ~. 15s
Rev. d. Stat Of Minneapolis and
Rev. Mobere exchanged pulpits last
sabbath. Rev. Stafspent Monday
in the country at the home Of J.
sandberg. Moberg returning on
Monday, the two went in company
to Scandal, Murray Co., to remain
over the Sabbath, as Scandal is an
mex to the Worthington charge aud
only gets one Sunday . month.
Some other arrangements may De
made on this visit. T = !, Il
+ n. NJ. ,sorem and wife drove to
Worthington Sunday morning.
They were accompanied By Mr.. and
Mrs. Westby and two. daughters,
Minnie and Agnes. These people
were present at the wedding Of Ole
Westby ard Miss Anfonson which =
,yook place at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon. II About thirty guests were
present. TO witness the hap event,
y on .k lssi nephew 81 q. Westby and
was q L citizen, Of our village for . few
years. AT present Ole is foreman
81 the Worthlngton section and is 9
1palnstaking ana careful official and %
the bride is an ccompllshed young
lady. whose home is in central
Iowa. These people have many
friends in this village who extend
congratulations and wish them q long
and happy life Bigelow Signal.
I A farewell reception was rendered
to Il. o. Westman,a local preacher
OF the Swedish Mission Covenant
church at the home of G. 0. Peter
son Saturday night, = large number
Of friends gathered for the &C.
ciasion. A few speeches were made
by those present, q social tlmp enjoy.
ed and purse was delivered to
Westman to replenish his travelling
bag as ne left for Georgetown Texas,
to be present at q camp meeting con-
vening there for the next two weeks
and after Sept. 1st he enters the Fort
North University and when the Aus
tin conference Of the M. E. church
south convenes in December he will:
receive an appointment to serve y
congregation 90 pastor, thus enabl-
ing him to carry on his studies for
the ministry while actively engaged
in the gospel work. Westman
leaves here with all the well, wishes
from a host Of friends and splendid
recommendations from the Swedish
Mission church and its pastor.
One Of the most successful feat
ures of the Interstate Live Stock