The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-09-08

\ Nh. Vim. Thorn Of Rushnicra did \
Ihopping s. Worthington Tuesday.
Mir Nellie Plotts \ homo from
Chicago is : visit undsr the
parental root. }3 Al \. \ NJ. "
Rudolph Disckon sundaysd with
his family = the city. VII
MI. w. "a. ellis Wa : visitor in
the city ! few hours Tuesday.
Mn Pit Colman. o. Alton, Iowa
paased throught tho city WednesdaH
on her way homo from avisit with
rslatiyes j. 81. Paul. II
Ducks are reported 70 be quite
plsntiful but prairie chiolEans ~
ND toibe more q H. invisible this
" Harry HAwlsy LETT Tuesday night
for Minneapolis whore no will at
tend school this witer. .$ IL Z. !. 2>. I.
e. O. Peterson has BEEN confined
to the house tho past week with an
attack ~ Of quinsy. He was taken
III 1T Westbrook last week and fre-
turned home Saturday. 2 pr. Geyer-
man il treating him. = h. NV: III
Joe Devlin Of Window is.the new
night operator 1T tho telephone
central e. a /. N" IN
L Z. J. Fry Of Wilmont had bust
ness at the county capital T Thursday.
W. +, and Henry Moss Of Reading
transacted business in Worthingto y
Wednesday. s=. Y IT. 7
Joe Kueler was down from Read
ing: Wednesday. " ".
Jas. Knutson of Round Lake was
! Worthington visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Thos. Dovery and children
arrived yesterday for Barron. Mr..
Doysry has rented the Anton house
Ga 9Th street, and will move his
family In as soon q his household
goods arrive. ~ B.. ~ ~. -
Thee. Jentjes,- who had been VISIT
Ing his old friend, Thee. Feidt Of the
town Of Hersey, returned to his home
Ia Iowa yesterday. =
! Miss ellis, Of Rushmore, passed
through the o,ty Wednesday on her
MY Is Wis, were she will teach
this winter. >.r >S
A. y Joohe, baggageman on the
Omaha train No. is, Is taking alay-
o6 and i spending . tow days q
Ehe ste4e tair. 49, ,. .,ssss ..ss.s. ~
Dayton staubus is taking In the
Itate tair this week. (
u H1ilen e among the state fair
visitors ;5s. /. I. Z hi 5t} .5*s
Jesse Hamstreet, Of Clear Lake,
Iowa was in, the jo,ty Monday be-
:ween trains. 4 guest Of Miss Netre
Fitch. He was On his way home
rrom Rushmore, where he has been
working for some time. %..' q
:lliss Nettie Fitch has accepted =
position O. simplex operator on the
Advance. Miss Fitch will also de-
vote part Of her time to reporting,
md any favors shown her In this
connection viii be duly appreciated
~ this paper. ~; ~" 4 = =, .
Mrs. Eric Olson Of Spirit Lake,
Iowa, arrived on Wednesday night
N . visit to e. g. Larson and
On Thursday they drove
,ut to Albert Hectors Of Indian
Lake township, spending the day.
J. 81. MAXWELL and daughter Miss
Richie, who are travelling on the
Pacific coast, recently were the
quests Of A. P. Miller, the founder
# tho Advance, who Is now q
resident Of Los Angeles, where he
d engaged In the newspaper busi-
lei. ss.5:s.. .... s,s ,.fss ,.;sss, nj
II Marshall Twitchell on Tuesday
Ifterno noon: did q much needed piece
,fstreet cleaning, when he run in
bunch of hobos who had been
making themselves offensive about
no streetg, *.5 NJ
Rev. Gustaf A. Tornkvist Of |
minneapolis prsaohed at the swed.
oh Covenant Church Wednesday |
light and for Z couple Of days !
listed old friends. Rev. Tornkvist
! publishing in the swodiah