The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-28
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Mrs. Anna Neiness, Of >Lismore
died at the North western hospital,
Minneapolis, recently. She had
been ailing for some time and went
to the city for medical trea tment.
Lismore Leader: Miss Mae Phil
fps was Worthington visitor the
first Of the week, going down
Monday and returning Wednesday,.
Peter Baltis, assistant in the Lis
moro blacksmith shop, met with
a painful accident last week Mon
day. While working around the
emery wheel his left arm became
caught in one of the belts, result
ing in severely cutting it in num-
Der Of places although no bones
we're broken. He was taken to the
doctors Office and the wounds dress
ed and then to the hotel where he
remained until Wednesday when he
was taken to Worthington to he
where he could receive better treat
ment.
~ Married: = Geo. Kothaner of Bell
igham, Wssh., and Miss Mabel
Booth of Seward township, were
married Thursday, Sept. 10. 1905.
by Rev. j.. A. Saunders The hap
Epy couple left for their home in
Washington last Monday.
| l.. "A, Luepker Of Seward, and
Ernst. and VIM. Luheker, returned
home Tuesday from Farmersburg,
Ia, where they attended the funer-
al OF their mother, who died Sept.
10th 1906 Mrs. Luepker was IS years
old and died.suddenly during the
night. Fred Kahle also attended
the funeral. - :
Lightning struck the house on the
Cullen farm in Westside, Sunday,
and did consid cradle damage. The
chimney was torn to pleces,. the roof
damaged two window were partial
ly uncased. John Appledorn lives
il the house but none OF the family
were >hurt. 80 s@+ : e.,
The time for working road tax
will expire October l. After tn at
date all delinquent accounts will be
turned over to the county and COL
lected on next years tax rolls.
Wllmont Tribune: The r. I. gang
Of Italians have moved to Worthing-
ton, and still you can hear occssion-
al rooster crow.
John Humiston of Worthington,
was a Wilmoat visitor Monday.
While here Mr.. Humiston made ar
engagements with Mr.. J.. Mcconnell
to take charge of his large stock
farm near Worthington.
The funeral of little Ellie Spartz,
who died on Thursday morning,
Sep. 10, of cholera infantum, was
held from the Catholic church at
st. Kilian on Saturday and the in
terment took place in the st. Kill
ian oemerery.-W.2 r. Mansel Of
Adrian, has gone to the Pacific
coast. He will. visit Washington
Oregon and California. - s..~..
, J. W.. Peterson, of Litchfield
Mimi, was here Saturday and
bought four fine stations from T.
F. Robinson, who has retired from
the horse business. Mr.. Peterson
also bought a stallion from T. q.
Perkins, west of Magnolia, and a
two-year old colt from S. H. 3D.
den of Westside township. The colt
is a good one and it did not take Mr..
Peterson long to make up his mind
to pay 1925 for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Nelson, of
are the proud parents of
son, born on the goth. Adrian
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Rushmore Enterprise: O. Malm-
luist and John .Kenney have each
hauled out a half car load of tile the,
past week and are going to do con-
siderable thing on their respective
arms. Farm land is becoming too
to allow it to lay idle and
fling is about the only way to re-
claim the wet places! &*acl@' : VI II.
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