The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-02-02
u LOCAL NEWS
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caller last Saturday.
j. s. Kies made business trip
to Brewster last Monday.
j. E. Erickson OF Bigelow was a
business caller yesterday. -
Lewis Lear left Tor Omaha on
Tuesday for few days visit. ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hart returned
Wednesday from their visit to st.
Louis. H.. r A, 4. Xxi
j. Burr Ludlow the Rushm0fe
banker was in the city Monday on
business. -4}. ,-@@, .:<4 I. stss.5:r
Born-On Saturday, jan. ~,
1906, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hayes,
a daughter. X: a w. r. ! !
Peter Keinken of Worthington
township was in the city Wednes-
day marketing stock. - ).
Theo. $Bohls and Jas. Bixley Of
Bigelow were : registered at the
Worthington Monday. 49,.
.Nels Olson left last sa turday, for
Chicago, where he will spend some
time visiting relatives. "
Mrs. Charlie Kilbern Of Doom,
Iowa, was the guest, Of Mrs. A. p.
Washington, Monday.
The ladies' aid Of the Evangelical
church meets at the home of Mrs:
j. II. Schuck on Thursday. -. /.
Phil. McCarvel,' a farmer living
near Brewster, was q business
visitor at the county seat Tuesday.
VIM. CLANCY went to St. Paul
Monday to attend the convention Of
the State Undertakers' Association.
Mrs. Thomas Edwards, Of Round
Lake, was the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Walter Smalley the latter part
of last week.
The W. R. e. will hold a sale and
supper Tuesday, Feb. Goth in the
G. A. R. Hall. Watch for particu-
lars later. x
4 Gilbert Gutterson Of Lake Crystal,
inanect0r rural free delivery routes,
was here this week inspecting pro-
posed new route. :.
Mrs. W. M. Evans last Saturday
afternoon entertained party Of
ladies at an afternoon tea. A
pleasant time is reported. =.
Rev. Frank Peterson Of Mime
apolis will occupy the pulpit in the
Baptist church on Sunday evening
Feb. 18th. No preaching service in
the morning. I
q. M. Baily returned last Monday
from a campaign in Cottonwood
county. He left on Thursday for
Rushmore, were he will conduct q
series Of special meetings.
John Montgomery of Brewster
was business visitor at the county
seat Wednesday, Mr.. Montgomery
is getting up q petition for a county
ditch in jackson county, where he
owns q fine farm. *:: =, .@-s, - Y. !,
The Advance will soon begin the
publication of Hamlin Garland
latest story !. Hesper", which is said
by critics to b. the best thing that
author has ever produced.
Watch for the opening charptes.
Minnesota is making a very
enviable record as winter resort,
and with little advertising could
no doubt work up a very fine bust.
ness in that line. 1t is up to our
hotel keepers to boom this business.
:: !. Mrs. VIM. Clancy last Friday eve
ming gave a birthday party in honor
of Miss Herman, one of the teachers
in the public schools, the occasion
being the young lady's birthday.
A very enjoyable time vas had by
all present. .s,~.. ~. -. ......
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i The Advance lis in receipt of q
letter from P. G. Pratt, Of Modesto,
Cal, in which he says, among other
things, that he was recently visited
by 81. J. Ruprecht Of Bigelow, and /
Mrs. J. P. Biltgen Of Wort hington.
] The temperance lecture delivered
here Monday forenoon by Oliver
". Stewart was fairly we'll attended
and was much enjoyed by all who
heard him. Mr.. Stewart is an elo-
auent and forceful speaker and