The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-04-14
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|. LOCAL. NEWS.

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J. j.. Kies left Saturday for trip
to Sheldon. - 81
An Horace Norman, of Bigelow, was
in town Monday. ~ -. +. .-.....
Born "a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Crever, March 81,
FOR sALE-For seed corn,inquire
OF Nathan Barnes IT, r., 14tf.H
IN e i: Nance left Saturday with a
car Of stock for Chicago. 30 * !. ~ ,
Mrs. Geo. W. Wilson is spending
few days visiting friends in St.
Paul. -asa' q =. E..s. s5.*5. -
Ed Moberg and Jacob Seine re-
turned Saturday from Hot Springs,
Arkansas. : g.. >'->555S sse.ss@ .= WI s
Miss Myrtle Robinson left Satur.
day for q visit with her parents at
Ponca, Neb. r.. s.5. -. i.
Miss Margeret Biltgen is visiting
this week with friends in Minnea-
polls and Red Wing. +: d. ->...
n Mrs. Cowing, of jackson, is visit
ing at the: home Of her daughter,
Mrs. A. r. Albertus. I. IL -
Misses Marion i, Campbell and
Blanche Harmon, Of Sibley, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Rev. Lanham left Monday to at
tend meeting Of the Mankato Pres
bytery to be held at Marshall.
Miss Vera Shell arrived Saturday
from Sibley to spend Sunday with
her cousin, Miss Marjorie Shell.
Prof. D. Magnus, Of Northtield
filled, the pulpit at the Swedish tab
ernacle very aooeptably morning
and evening last Sabbath.
Miss Ruby Smith gave party in
honor of the Worthington students
at the ~" last week at the homo
of her sister in Minneapolis.
John L. Stewart of Cass Co., N.
D., and Mary E. Cox, Of Mobiles
county, were united IN marriage, in
Lorain. April End by 9. F. Bronson.
The W. R. e. will give supper
and hold sale Indifferent articles
Ct. A. r. hall on Saturday evening,
April %. All: are cordially invited.
f. John Tossini, OF Sioux Falls, and
John Casareto, of Sheldon, are going
to start acandy, fruit and ice cream
parlor in the building vacated by
+. Z. Stitser The interior sis being
repaired and fitted up.
There has been some talk of or
ganizing a militia company here.
II this is to be- done, let it be COM
menced at once as there: will be sew.
eral vacancies this summer and the
weather il. suitable, for outdoor drill
ing. There are enough men in town
. who have had plenty Of experience,
to organize and perfect good com:
pany. ;s =. :>..., .:....
\ G. E. Holmstine who has been en-
>ployed with G. O. Peterson at the
Singer store tor the last 8 years, has
been promoted to by his company to
take charge Of their business at
,Fairmont,; MIMI, where store with
- distributing point has just been
opened, comprising three counties.
Mr.. Hoimstine left last Monday morn
ing and his family will remain here
until school let's out. 49,
7.ss A case has just been decided in
the court at Luverne that is OF in
/ terest to citizens Of every town.
The defendants in this case objected
to the payment Of the taxes levied
against their premises for the pur-
pose Of laying cement sidewalk on
freeman avenue fronting their pro-
perty. BY the decision Of the Court
the sidewalk taxes were annulled.
If this case is carried up and sustain
ed, it will mean that villages will
have no. right to build sidewalks
and tax it up to abutting property.
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