The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-14

townhip, held q meeting Tuesday.
O. e. Silver Of Worthington
township, was in on business Tues
(, day.
I: "A. r.. Mann from Window has
taken charge Of the new pumping
station.
Mr.. and Mrs e. j. Wolven re-
turned last week from q visit at
Pecatonica, Ill.
Rev. Cook of Window, was down
Monday and Tuesday attending the
Sunday meetings.
D. ". Chute has opened q meat
market in his building near the
Rock Island depot.
Mrs. E. "A. Gillette of Heron
Lake, came down Saturday to hear
Mr.. Sunday preach.
Miss Wetherell, of Estheryille,
Iowa, visited friends and acqualnt-
noes in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. W. E. Madison entertained
the Whist Club last Saturday
evening. A. very pleasant session
is reported.
Joe -Fronk has been laid up al
couple of weeks with a sprain ed
ankle, and is on visit with friends
at Montr0se. ~ -: IT .....r.E. ~..:.5
Alex Cree and crew returned
Monday from Sheldon, where they
have finished putting in a purifying
pant for the Omaha line.
Jas. Gibson came over Sunday
night to hear Mr.. Sunday. Mrs.
Gibson, who had been visiting q
week accompanied him home.
There will be a Christmas tree and
basket social in the Fellows school,
district No. 8, Friday evening, Dec.
81, 1906. Everybody come. Nellie
Lyon. ... Y
q. B. Hildyard, local manager for
the Fairmont Creamery Co., recent
~ was the recipient Of Legacy Of
1925, left him by an aunt, who died
recently in England.
Six carloads of live stock were
shipped from Worthington last Sun
day night. The stock belonged to
Messrs. Madison, Lestico, Roman
Bro, and Humiston Bros, n
The Worthington Fire department
is making arrangements to give it's
annual ball during the middle Of
January. They want to raise about
5000 to pay up the small balance Of
their obligations on the new city
hall, and for other purposes.
W. A. Barton, a former resident
of Spaford, jackson county, now
living in Zion City, ill.,. was here
on short visit last week. Mr..
Barton is on the road selling the
product of the ZionCity Office supply
factory, with his territory in the
east. His visit here was on private
business. -. 1s5 ~ IS
Mr.. Sunday received several tele-|
gram Wednesday urging him to
preach the dedicatory sermon Of a 1
handsome new Methodist church at
Rontoul, Ills, next Sunday. Bishop
McCabe was, to have dedicated the
church but was stricken with apo
plexy in New York. Five hundred
dollars and man to preach, in his
place was offered Mr.. Sunday, but
he wired back that he must stand
by Worthington. That doesn't show
the spirit Of a CRATER. Mr.. Sunday
did the right thing and people ap-
preciate it. " IN
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