The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-04-07

DIR. Simpson at Braces, 8, 10, and
III.
Remember the date. Packard is
here the 18th.
Complete stock Of paint and
brushes at W. E. Moses.
Be sure to hear the children sing
at the violet tea April 18th.
Get your Easter candy and souv-
enirs at the violet tea. Presbyter-
ian church April 18th.
Rumor states that one of our pop
ular young men has breach of
promise case on his hands.
The NJ. W. A. held social after
initiatory ceremony Monday even
ing. The ladies were present, re-
freshments were served and a most
pleasant time enjoyed.
The Swedish Young Peoples g
Society of the Lutheran church is
reorganized and will hold meetings
every Wednesday evening at 8
o. clock.
There will be preaching at the
)Swedish Lutheran Church Sunday
forenoon and evening, April niuth
by one OF the Theological Students
of the Gustavus Adolphus College.
it is reported that Mr.. Fulle1t N
who served a sentence here for run
ming a ''blind Pig couple of
years ago, was killed by train in
Iowa. He went by the name of
Jones.
The son of Chas. King OF Org, is
having quite serious time with his
arm. The bone is diseased and his
arm may have to be amputated
Heis staying with s. v. Wyckhof
while taking treatment here.
@. o. Westman is now employed
by Ole Englund; they are engaged
in building an addition to the Eng
mud residence. having previously
torn down the old Swanson ice house
on the west lake shore, using sur
plus lumber from same.
While on their return home from
North Dakota, A Harlow and Car
olus 0. Peterson stopped off at Pill
lager visiting the parents of Hard
ow and all the colony OF Worthing
tonian settled around there, up to
the number Of twenty seven families
who have moved from here in che
last four years and who all seem to
be seemingly we'll.
Carl Nyberg, the blacksmith, who
lately left for illinois, writes to G.
O. Peterson from Kenosha, Wis. that
he is now working at the automo-
bile factory there, living with Emil
Larson, formerly of Indian Lake, and
lately married to Albert Hactor's
daughter. They have to work over
time there owing to the rush at the
factory.
The Sabbath school Of the Swedish
Mission church will hold their East
or exercises in TIE evening; and
literary and musical program will
be rendered for the. perfect perfor- !
nance of which the school is deli i
gently training, free admission to
all Swedish children of the village
and vicinity is hereby extended by
the superintendent to visit US on
that occasion.
G. E. Hornstine was appointed by
the clergy of the Swedish Mission
church to act reporter to the week
~ paper at their quarterly meeting
held last Saturday. Carolus' y.
Peteron having unoffic1ally and
voluntarily submitted the current
new from time to time in the Ad
vance from the Swedish population
and by the above act takes the mint
from the mighty and humbly with
iraw with apologies for possible
shortcomings in the past. =
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give a Violet tea in the
church parlor Wednesday April 18th
rom 8 to z. Ladies, gentlemen
md children are all invited. A
hort musical program has been pre- {
jared. There will be on sale, home
made candy, and hand painted East
y: souvenirs. Amenu of sandwich G
= spnee, ice cream and cake will ]
. served for 10 oeah. z
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