The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-20
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Laundry phone No: slss. J.
Sheriff Fauskee made = business
trip to Leota duning the first Of the
week. -
J. D. Madison has rented the
house formerly used by DR.. Walter
as hospital and>will occupy it
soon. 49,
Party who exchanged overshoes
bv mistake at the fireman g dance,
please returnt to this Office and get
own.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meyers, of
Pontiac, ILL.,, arrived Thursday eve
ming to visit the formers sister.
Mrs. G.. F. Hastings.
CIV. Patterson was elected an
officer of the State Agricultural
society. The society will find his
counsel very valuable.
DR.. J. R. Conway, Of Marshall,
formerly residing here has been ap-
pointed a member of Governor
~Johnson's staff with the title OF
colonel. -.
A toe social will he held in the
school house distriot number IS,
January 81. ~ Each girl is expected
to bring their supper for two. Amy
Darling, Teacher: /,
A party was held 1T the homo of
Mr.. Hasting Friday evening in hon.
or of Mr.. Myers and his bride, and
everyone present reported having
passed a very pleasant evening.
Jul,ous Palm has commenced
.overhaul1ng and remodeine the old
.house at the corner Of Tenth street
and Seventh avenue, After it is
completed he expects to occupy it..
The thrilling drama, ''TSny, The
Convict" will be presented ut the
ball, Reading, Mimi. ON the evening
OF Jan. 21, by home. talent. The
proceeds to be used either for the
school library or toward tho pur-
chase OF a bell. : Everybody invited
o-eome out. Reserved seats,. SOC.
General admission CSC, Seats re-
serssd at jones' hardware store:
: ,Herbert Franck cams homo from
Manaeato, where he 10: attending
basiaess college Friday, to have An
operaAion on his foot. He had the
troubled number examined ct Man
kato and the physioiGn wanted, him
to 10 to the hospital 1t 'oncs. bat
Bert eane home. Saturday three =
pieces ar broken bone, that wera
somewhax' decayed, were removed
from tho center of the outside part
OF the toot. 1T is hoped that it will
not be. necessary. to: remove any
more, but il it does become necessary
it il feared the removal will cause
Bert to limp in walking. T..
The therieal performances given
at the oper. house Friday and Sat-
urday evenings by the George
Boyles Stock Co., an organization
made up of Rock Rapids young poo
pie, were we'll attended and very
crediable shows. The ''Noble Out
cast" Friday evening. and "A Wo-
mans Honor" Saturday evening are
plays of good weight and tho var
ious parts were we'll handled by
the young people. The company
expects to visit a number of neigh
boring towns and the Reporter can
assure those who attend their shows
that they will not be disappointed to
the guilty of the performances
Rock Rpds Reporter.
The annual meeting of the South
ern Minnesota Valley District of the
Minnesota conference OF the Swed-
ish Lutheran church, was opened
last Tuesday evening in the Swedish
Lutheran church, with an able SER
mon by Rev. Road, from East Chain
The meeting will be carried or to-
day, tomorrow and Sunday; and
will be closed Sunday evening with
q sermon in the English language,
by Rev. J. W. Eckman, OF Dannell'
MINI. Eight ministers and eighteen
All o. 00fs6.