The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-11-15
. LOCAL NEWS
.NN&ANNA A~NN%A1@

I NiO, ~ 8>sI.tSS1' 5js>-Dt [~''l - &
Fred .Coyer Of Elk was in town
Monday On ! Trading trip. .@ .# " (
Fred Kasten Of Dewald was : Wor-
Ellington visitor: last Friday. -.
Theo Bahls u Round Lake, was in
the city on buslness Monday. -
~ E. p. Tripod Rouod Lake, was a
county seat visitor last Friday.
Christ Hanson of Round Lake was
in town Saturday doing trading >
+ Lost-On 10th Street, a fur. collar
ette. FIffouud please leave at this
Office, 3,
Miss Cara Ackerman, Of Reading,
was guest of4Miss Ethel Patterson
Sunday. i * '.: -.
: Miss Mamie Higgins, of New Rich
mond, Wis.,, visited friends here the
first OF the week. r< ~. .
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Smith enter.
tanned number of young people at
diuner last Sunday. - 49,.
W..O. Tillman, w. A. Wick and E.
LaTourell of >Wilmont, were Worth
ington visitorspn Monday.
Mrs. q. W. Schmid left on Tuesday
for Dubuque, where she will visit her
parents until about Dec. LIST. :, "a.
Frank OsboEne of Lismore, arrived
at the countysbastlle last week for
30 day sojournsf for drunkenness
County Attorney E. J. Jones went
to Adrian Tuesday to defend Lis
more party ip /, small damage case
Bring your cream and poultry to
the Worthington Creamery, as we pay
cash when produce is brought in.
Miss Myrtle Briggs came down
from Wilmont Tuesday to meet a
friend from slbley who will make her
a visit. +.
Ora Oberman Sunoayed at Sibley.
Lucius Town. Of Balanton, visited
his brother, Col. j. A. Town, several
days this week.
Mrs. R. E. Trip of Round Lake.
is spending few days here visiting
at the homes Of her sons,. E. A. and
a. R. Trip.
Aug. 4egardt, of Round Lake, re-
turned on Tuesday from a visit to
his old home=in Germany. He was
absent about three months. . .
Tom Hogan, the genial young as
sistance of Manager Renner, of the
Western Implement Co., spent Sun
day with his parents at Lemars, Ia.
Tho Euchre Club was entertained
on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. F. R.
Coughrau, and a delightful session
was had: Dainty refreshments were
served. 4
The chicken pie supper given on
Wednesday evening by the ladies' Of
the Presbytsrian church at the church
parlors, wasjwell attended, and netted
tie ladies atidy sum. T.
Rev. Oberg Of Indian Lake, was in
the city last Friday. on trading trip.
He says thsNnew Baptist church IN
Indian Lake will be ready for dedi-
cation some time next month.
Foreigners. who wish. to become
fully naturaIized in time to vote at
tho next general election must make
application FOR final papers to Clerk
of Court Humiston on or before Nov.
10Th. = ~
Aug. Goels returned from Lismore
Tuesday, who're he and assistant had
spent month erecting large con-
crete barn for Mr.. Oberle. This Is
probably tbs first structure of the
kind in the county. :.
H. F. Rockwell last week closed a
deal for the purchase of q saloon at
Fairmont, and this week packed his
household goods and willmove TO that
place. Mr.HSRoekwel will rent: his
residence here until heis able 70 sell
it, ne ..,@ IL. ). .... H..
" Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Roshon loft on
Monday night for Seattle, Washing
ton, where they expect tospend the
winter. Marshal Roshon was granted
leave of absence of three months by
the council, and Chas. Duel appoint.
ed marshal tor the interim. -.