The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-27
MOBILES COUNTY NOTES


Adrian.
There has been a number of good
catches Of pickerel in the Kanaranzi
BY our local sports this week.
The Big Store had its regular
spring opening in all departments
Saturday, with special sales, music
by the home orchestra and refresh
ments.
Henry Heuneckes is painting hit
buildings north of town.
Chas. McMann returned to Mime
neapolis, Sunday night, to resume his
studies at the State University.
The Kanaranzi nursery has made a
number of shipments during the last
three weeks to several other nurseries
besides doing good local business
Will Bartlett, of Worthington, was
over on business, Thursday.
The Citizens Band gave a street
concert Thursday evening.
Clayton Cooper returned to the
State University Sunday night.
Mrs. Jas. R. Jones went to Worth
ington, Friday, to visit at the home
of her son, Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
Jones.
The roof on the rear part of St.
Adrian church was repaired this
week.
The "Model" store, located in the
Rice building,was opened to the pub
lie Saturday. Mr.. Umhoeffer, the
proprietor, intends to conduct it as a
racket store for the time being, with
a view of adding better lines if con-
ditions should warrant later on. The
"Model" is strong on five and ten
cent goods.
Mat Mulroy, of Lismore, was in
Adrian, Friday, giving his usual hui
moristic political spells and few
curb-stone stunts.
Mrs. B. F. Pettingill returned from
Iowa, Friday.
John Brabender's house is being
repaired this week.
j. Fackinbrack, of Lismore, trans
acted business here Saturday.
P. A. Nelson was in Luverne over
Sunday, a guest of Rev. and Mrs. H.
Z. Hvid.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Scheier enter
tanned their friends at cards and dan
cling in Becker's hall Friday evening,
in honor of their daughter, Robin
nette. While the invitations extend
ed chiefly to the younger people, they
included the Citizens Band (who in a
body furnished the dance music for
the EVENING" and the local card club.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church served a chicken pie supper
in the city hall Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Mylius went to Sioux
City, Sunday night, Tor an extended
visit.
C.L. Devendorf, of Sioux Falls,
was in Adrian, Thursday.
Norman Enger is making further
repairs on his barber shop-a new
roof of shingles is being put on.
We are going to celebrate July 4.
Jos. Gown contemplates the erec-
ton of fine residence on his lots on
the west side this summer.
Prideaux Bros. and L. W. Marston
each had new awnings put up this
week.
Pat Quinn returned Tuesday from
the hospital at Rochester, where he
underwent an operation for ulcers on
the stomach. Mr.. Quinn Is doing
nicely and hopes within short time
to obtain good health.
A committee has been at work
among our busioss meu and citizens
this week in behalf Of the San Fran
cisco sufferers, and a number of large
subscriptions were secured. The
total was ut once dispatched to the
point of need:
Death of Charles Tinnes-After
three or four years Of i'll health and
one and a half years steady conine-
ment to his bed, the result Of COM
plete paralysis, Charles Times passed
away shortly after noon Wednesday,
April 18th. The funeral will occur
Friday, April 9Th, at Up. NJ, from