The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-10

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Mr.. Beeler had the misfortune to
get one of his arms broken last Fri
day evening.
Rev. Frank Peterson, Of Mime
apolis, is expected to preach at the
Baptist church next Saturday even
ing aud Sunday forenoon.
The Misses Mary johnson and
Jessie Hedberg, of Worthlngton,
we're visiting friends Friday and
Saturday, last week. @
Walter Nystrom, who had his foot
badly hurt some wekes ago is able
to be around somewhat again. -
The Doeden boys, George and
Peter have been busy Smelling corn
a few days this week.
| Miss linda Saxon is visiting at
Worthington this week. x"
Feb. S.-Lida Loveless began
teaching in the Laugseth district
last Monday after nearly two weeks
sickness. "
Miss Peterson and Miss Kunzemau
were among the teachers who at
tended teachers meeting at Worth
iugtOn last week.
Miss linda Saxon is visiting at
Worthington this week. .s:.
Milton, the four year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Langseth !
had the misfortune to fall and break |
his arm last Saturday evening while
playfully helping his papa with the
cream separator.
The Misses Esther aud Nellie
Johnon, Lizzie Larson, :: Minnie
Nystrom and Volt Saxon all of
Worthington spent Sunday at their
homes. 49,. ,...:sE. @sji.
The Ladies Mission Society mpt at
the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. II.
Nystrom last Thursday. g
The Gun Club had another shoot
ast Tuesday and did we'll consider
ing the cold weather.
e. A. Eklund, our professional
artist is building q photo Car aud
expects to devote the most OF next
taking pictures. - as5
Rev. q. f.. Peterson, Of Scandal,
hurry county, will preach at the
Swedish Tabernacle church Sunday
at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. @::*
Rev. Moberg and Carl Nyberg
1rove out to Summit Lake town
ship Monday to visit N. q. Byland-
Or, who was reported se1ou]y hurt,
having fallen down from a hayIoft
hurting his ribs, but.,after DOCTORS
care and refraining from work will
come out all right in couple OF
weeks.
The Sewing Society of the Swed-
ish Tabernacle met at the home of
the Salstrom family on Thursday,
and was we'll attended considering
tho season. -
Andrew and Peter Nystrom has
bought the old Shattuck wagon and
blacksmith shop and retaining
with them Knute Frauzen, one Of |
tho blackmiths IN the old Saxon and !
Amundson shop. The Nystrom
boys are quitting in an engine and
all up-to-date machinery and will be !
able to turn out all kinds of work
in wood or iron az we'll as horse
shoeing. They have already taken
possession and are now moving from
the Saxon shop to their own and in
vite their patrons to call at their
new stand.
Meetings were held by Rev. Mo-
berg at Mr.. Thueson's close by
Wass school in Bigelow township
on last Sabbath afternoon.
John johnson sandberg, OF
Lorain township drove out with
Rev. Moberg Tuesday afternoon to
Cedergraven's place. in Bigelow
township, where religious services
were held. s.9.~
The orchestra practice at the
Swedish Tabernacle church on Tues
day evening has been relinquished
for an indefinite time owing to the
cold weather prevailing.
All old sleighs and hobs are con-
verted into use now and are bought
and sold at lively rate after sew
! orol wars of nonuaaoo or1 s<Io