The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-10-13

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Miss Ethel Patterson visited over
Sunday with friends in Rushmore.
Oscar Blood has moved into town
from his farm in Bigelow township.
Dave Fauskee went to Laketield
Saturday for a visit with his
brother. @$. >.'s: >.-*
Mrs. Stonesifer went to Rush |
more and. visited over Sunday with
relatives. ~. W ...s.@,s... =A - W
Mrs. VIM, Hawkins left last week
for a visit with her parents IN
Pauline Iowa. ~ H., ~ ss%.,. ~ |
81 Dow Mitchell moved his family
to his farm in Lorraine township one
day last week.
Fred Knapp is enjoying a visit
from his father and sister and the
latter g husband. -: il:
P. Geyerman and wife of Brews-
ter were guests Of their son, DR..
Geyerman, Friday.
j. j. Madden of Adrian was in
the city few hours Monday on his
way to Minneapolis.
Chas. Hamstreet. editor of the
Rushmore Enterprise, was in the
city a few hours Monday. +. :
Miss Aida Bedford who is attend
ing school here spent Sunday with
her PARENTS in Rushmore.
Miss Kuntz Ut Clinton, Iowa re-
turned to her home Saturday after
a weeks visit with her cousin Mrs.
Joe Martin. -.
Drs. Walker and Geyerman made
a professional trip to Adrian Mon
dag, where they assisted in a surgi-
cal operation. .- =
Donald, the little son of Mr., and
Mrs. E. C.WiIeon, sustained a severe
scalp wound in a fall while at play
one day the first of the week.
Connolly and Co., of Sioux Fallr
have force Of men at work putting
in a long stretch of Sidewalk on
Gland avenue in Cla1ys addition.
Mrs.. Forbes returned home Satur-
day night from an extended visit
with re]ativessand friends on Wis
=, ,coDsin and Minneapolis. She re-
ports good time.- Is. = = s.,4'-
Mrs. Frank Pingenou and children
returned to their home in Mason
City Monday after a twoweeks visit
with her parents near Rushmore
and. relatives in this city.
Mr.. ard MIS-. Whitney end
daughter arrived from Washington
Friday night for a visit with rela-
tives and friends. Mrs. Whitney
was quite sic en- the trip.
Banker Z. T. Upper made bust
! ness trip to Wi]mont on Tuesday.
| He found the corn crop in that
vicinity below the standard of this
section, but the crop of small grain
was fully as good.
Rev. q. A. Cahoon went to Rush
more Wednesday, where he deliver
ed an address at u union rally meet
ing of the churches there. He re-
ports a large attendance and much
interest in the meeting.
Mrs. q. D.. Dayton and Mrs. H..
N. Douglas of Minneapolis came
down Wednesday to- take in the
monthly tea given by the ladies Of
the Presbyterian church. They
spent several days here visiting
their many friends.
j. L. Murphy Of Canton, Ill. was
here the first Of the week looking
after property interests. Mr..
Murphy was an early investor in
Mobiles county soil, having made
his first purchase in 1868 He has
made great deal Of money on his
investment. &-.<.....-.% w
Mrs. NJ E. LAYTON and her
mother, Mrs. F. E. Little, returned
last week from their trip to Port
land. They went over the Northern
route and up through British
Columbi and :, returned through
Salt Lake City and Colorado points.
They report a very pleasant trip.
Rev. Frank johnson the evange-
list from Kiron, Iowa, will hold q
series Of meetings in this city ii the |,
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