The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-02-02

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Saturday. q, IN. n N \.
Z: P. Taylor was in from Elk.
Monday doing trading. ID al
.. E. Sitter Of Worthington town.
was in the city Tuesday on business.
"A. F. Eshelman Of Elk transacted
business vt the county seat last Sat
urday. ,.4.' " ~
Henry Kunze q prominent farmer
Of Hsraey, was in the city Saturday.
doing trading. ::.z@,.@2
Mai. B. f.. Thurber came down
from Wilmont last Friday to look
a ter interests here. '~-S.
p. e. McCann of Sioux Falle was
here this week to arrange for the
renting of his farm.
@Born-On Friday, Jan. rs, 1906,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Mecklenberg
Of Dewald a daughter. ~
Rev. Eckstrom returned last Fri
day from his missionary tour in the
northern part of the state.
Mrs. Evans delightfully."- enter
tanned a small party of lady friends
at tea Wedne sday evening. @ "
Vic Anderson and A. Obermann
went to Chicago Tuesday night
with three car loads of cattle.
"A. J. Kanal has turned out some
handsome signs recently. AS a
sign writer he has few equals.
Albert Gustafson of Indian Lake
township is laid up with an attack
Of blood poisoning in his left hand.
Stanley Moore has been at the
Worthington home this week,
suffering from a severe attack of
quinsy. l.. "a .-.~
Mrs. G. B. Cristler, of Lake Park,
Iowa, stopped off here Wednesday,
on her way home from St. Paul, to
visit her sister Mrs. /. F. Kelley.
Rev. j. Fl. Muehlhausen left for
Blue Earth on Thursday to attend
the funeral of Rev. F. e. Schmidt
which takes place at that place on
Friday. -.
There has been another shift of
the telegraphers at the Omaha depot.
G. B. Fairfield is now doing the day
work while Herman Radtke takes
the night trick. 7 *s
Mrs. M. e. Stowell and daughter
Myrtle left on Tuesday for Pierre,
$. d., to look after their claims:
They will also visit brother OF
Mrs. stowell, who lives at Pierre.
S.M~ Stewart and wife, who went
| to: Denmark several weeks ago to
secure treatment for Mrs. s., are on
their way home, having arrived. in
New York last Friday. Letters re-
ceived by friends here state that the
trip has proved very beneficial to
Mrs. Stewart and that she is return
ing greatly improved in health.
| Alta the mass meeting held Sum-
day aftern Don at the Presbyterian
church it was decided to notify
Evangelist VIM. Sunday that ar
rangements will be made for his
special meetings to be here next
December. A committee is now at
work praising funds for the under
taking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Humiston, who
are soJourning in California this
winter, had an experience in a rail
road wreck recently that was quite
a shock to the old couple. The train
on which they were riding was run
into by another train and the coach
in which they we're at the time was
telescoped by the engine Of the
other. train. They fortunately
escaped with only severe shaking
up. ..;...-,..: "-.-. .".-. ns-.
Married.: Herman Gottmer and
Miss Tena Onken both OF Bloom
township, Mobiles county; were
married Saturday Jan. Goth 1906, at
st. Kilian. The bride is daughter
of Henry Onken one of Bloom g
substantial farmer, and she is- q
most popular young lady Mr..
Gottmer is 4 progressive young
farmer The Free Press congratu-
lates and wishes them happy and
prosperous journey through life. a
Fulda Free Press ss,.. Il Il - E- i
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