The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-16

DAY from ~. F0ul, Wner0 No 6p0nt
several days buying 9 line of fur
coats. His stock is now in and is
attracting much favorable atten-
ton. I" ~ a. @.. T.. -. II. *
John Hogan of Turtle Lake, Wis,
passed through Worthlngton last
week on his way home from Kansas
City, and stopped off a day to visit
at the home of his uncle, Christ
Hogan. =. a.
The board, of county canvassers
met on Monday to canvas the re:
turns of the late election. J. e.
Murphy of Adrian an J. s. Ran
dolph were among the out Of town
members Of the board.
An outfit of movers with four
covered, wagons stock and farm
machinery, passed through Wor-
thington Monday They hailed
from the northern part Of the state
and were bound for Oklahoma.
A program and sociable will be
given at the Hagerman school
taught by Miss Ethel Blume 2 miles
north east Of Worthington, on We'd
nesday evening Nov. 2sth. Ad-
mission will be charged at the door.
Albert Arends, aged about IS,
died at the home of his son,
Benjamin, in Dewald township,
last Thursday morning, Nov. Sth.
He was born in NeermOr, Ger
many, and came to this country IN
1850.
+, j. A. Albert, of Luverne, H. F.
Rockwell and Leonard Huston, re-
turned from a weeks hunting trip
at Ooheda, Monday. They claim
ISL ducks 16 jack rabbits and a
weasel as the trophies of their chase
and aquotic proclivities.
:: The Adanoe is makinfg arrange
ments to run a daily during Evan
gelist Sundays meetings next
month. Those who wish to sub
scribe can send in their orders at
once. The cash need no be sent
until the daily is started.
. Hans Grytdohl, the Globe typo,
was arrested Wednesday at the in,
stance Of Editor Berkheimer. on a
charge of disorderly conduct, and
on Thursday morning was given
his choice of paying a fine Of $40
and costs or spending ten days in
jail. He was committed to the
lookup. ..
The Advance last week received
a copy of the Petosky, Mich, Even
ing News, which contained report
OF the annual meeting ofthe Presby-
terian congregation there, Of which
Rev: Wilson Aull, formerly of Wor-
Ellington, is now pastor. Rev. Aull.
made several speeches during the
evening. /
Reports from Kewanee, ILL.,, in.
dictate that Rev. W. A. Sunday and
his fellow workers are having u
great meetings there. The services
are attended by great crowds and
tho city OF several thousands Of in
habitants is stirred religiously as it
never been before in it's history.
The meeting there close Dec. 5th
and Mr.. Sunday begins in Wor-
Ellington Dec. 9Th.
Street Commissioner Smith did
some much needed repairing on
second avenue, between 9Th and
10th streets the past week. In front
of the Western Hotel, where the
street is low and heretofore in wet
weather almost impossible, gravel
to the depth of six or eight inches
was dumped and leveled. This,
when paced, will make good
hard road bed and do away with
very bad stretch of street.
DR.. F. E. Judd of Window has
to attend. sick calls for
Dr.. Gould while the latter is away
IN his camping trip. DR.. Judd will
been in Worthington Tuesday and
Friday of each week beginning Oct.
18th. Urgent calls on other days
II week can be left at DR.. Gould 3
'fice and will be forwarded to
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