The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-28

Attorney ]. F. flynn spent
Christmas with friends at Ellsworth.
| Attorney John A. Cashel spent
Christmas at his old home in Wi
mona. tS s5 ...a ....
o. II. Nystrom was in from Bige-
low township last Saturday doing
trading. =. J. .s...
Mrs.. Z. j. Smallwood il enjoying
a visit from u sister, Mrs. Wilson,
of Milwaukee. ~.@, .,,:I H.
yandy Duba enjoyed visit from
a brother living at Brewster, the
first of the week.
Banker &. R. West came down
from Brewster Wednesday to attend
the Sunday meetings. : 4
A. L. and r. M. Gilman Of
Round Lake, were registered at the
Western on Wednesday. -,
Vim. Oxford of Seward township
attended the meeting of the school
boards here last Saturday. y
Geo. Innes, the mayor Of Rush
more, was a business visitor at the
county seat last Saturday. ~a>
| Landlord D: V. Lees and family
of Bre wster, attended the taber-
nacle meetings here Wednesday.
Thos. Prideaux, manager Of tho
Rushmore Mercantile Co.'s store,
visited relatives here. Christmas
day. -, ~ * f.,
Bert Forbes is home from
Altoona, Wis, to spend the holt
days visiting his mother and
sisters. ,1s,..->s, a.. 4.
Mrs. 4. Schaffer, of Hersey town
ship, left tho latter part OF last
week for Chicago, to spend Christ
mas with relatives. >"- -.
Misses Edith and Francis Clark
are attending the meeting OF tho
Minnesota Educational Association
at Minneapolis this week.
Editor M. R. Berkheimer OF
Wilmont, passed through town
Wednesday on his way to Hum
bolt, Ia, to visit relatives.
F. M. Hickman leaves this week
for the twin cities. From there ne
!, will 10 in search of a location. Mrs.
Hickman will remain here until
the close Of the school year.
! The fire department was called
out at z O'Clock Monday morning
by the burning out Of the chimney
i on; the office Of the Worthington
roller mills. Their service proved
: unnecessary, but the boys deserve
credit for responding 80 promptly,
A. 81. Lawrence, Of Reading was
a Worthington visitor yesterday
and made this Office pleasant call.
Mr.. Lawrence has been working
into the dairy business, until at
present it is bringing him in an
j income Of $75 per month. Does
, dairying pay. Well, ask Mr..
Lawrence.
A prominent young man of this
. city, who is credited with having
! a sweetheart in two different towns,
} has issued special orders to have
his name kept out of the papers, es.
pecially when visiting one or the
=, other of these towns. This will
: presumably avoid complications
! and ward off breach of promise
trouble. .-.s- E-.:
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