The Worthington advance., 1907-04-26

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lowered st this Office. N ;;
Il. W. Patterson made 9 business
! trip to Sioux City Wednesday.
For Sale Seed corn. 8vhrens,
two miles northwest Of Worthlng
ton. 2s@ H. .
Harness maker Schltz was on the
sick list couple Of days the first OF
the week. &. * i
Banker James Montgomery and
E. Latourell, Of Wilmont, were Wis
itors IN Worthington Monday.
Manley P. Thorton, Adrian's lead
ing legal light, transacted business
ut the county seat last Monday.
Miss Grace Watson, sister of Mrs.
r. L. Morland, died on Wednesday
of this week ut her home at St. Paul.
John Surrat, grandfather of Mrs.
A. Dickens, of this city, died We'd
nesday at his home at Heron Lake.
Mrs. Seline and children returned
this week from a visit of several
months at their old home IN Swe-
den.
I. Fosberg, the Bigelow black
smith. is spending 80 days Hotel
Fauskee, to recover from the effects
of too hilarious celebration.
Rev. Edwin W. Lanham will
preach the anniversary sermon to
Odd Fellows next Sunday morning
at the Presbyterian Church.
j. j. Parsons has sold his resi-
dence property in this city to Christ
Hogan, and will leave shortly for
Oklahoma, where he will try his
fortune.
$115O in monthly payments buys q
Isix room house, all finished in hard
pine, four blocks from school. Pay
as low as $50 per month. Property
we'll worth $2OOO.-I. F. Kelley,
Mobiles County Bank Block.
Owing to illness of Rev. Ed
win W. Lanham was last Sunday
unable to discharge his duties as
pastor of the Westminster Presby-
terian Church, and there was no
morning or evening service there.
Luverne JournalT: j. A. Town,
ESQ.,, of Worthington, came over to
attend some professional matters
before Judge Brown Saturday even
ing, and as he so seldom secs real
live own he concluded to remain
here over Sunday. That is right,
Colonel, come again when you
teke notion Of being good.
At meeting of the commission
ers of jackson county last week the
contract for q new court house was
let to Charles Skooglum, of st. Paul.
The building will be built of white
stone, and will cost $96, 4s0, includ-
ing basement, heating pant, electric
light wiring and everything else ex-
cept the ,furuiture.
Ed. Ferdon is cutting cottonwood
trees on Dan Shell q farm west of
town to saw it into lumber. Ed.
has ordered portable sawmill Of
the Smith Implement Co. for that
purpose and expects TO commence
the work as soon as the outfit ar
rives.
John Saxon and his wife and
daughter have moved to Worthing-
ton after thirty years of farm life,
and are going to leave the farm to
the younger members. 1t always
gives us great pleasure to SEQ people
who have endured the early hard
ships become able to live in ease
and comfort in their declining years
Anent the Woodman Picnic to be
held at Luverne in June, tie Herald
of that place says: A meeting OF
the Woodmen Picnic executive COM
mittee was held Wednesday even
ing for the purpose Of hearing re-
ports of the various subcommittee
as to the progress of the work. Re-
ports were had from all committees
and gave indication that the work
necessary and possible at this time
is being prosecuted with all possible
diligence and with good prospect of
definite settlement of the matter of
securing carnival and other propos-