The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-08-30
School begins September 9th. 4
Miss Tillie Larson has accepted
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a position in tho postof6ce. Il
Mrs. Albert Lundgren, of Lemars,
Ia, is here on visit at the home
of her father-in-la law d.. t..
Rev. J.. E. Evans will be, home
to conduct services at the Con-
gregational Church next Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. E. Kelley, OF Hart
Icy, Iowa, are here on a visit to
their son, I. F. Kelley, and family.
Miss Mabelle Edstrom returned
on Tuesday from visit of several
weeks with relatives at Des Moines.
Rudolph and Jake Bisanz are
home from Minneapolis on visit to
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bis
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Wesley Rippberger has arrived
from Fargo, N. D., where he has
been for two months working in
q harness factory. ~ y. }4.-<>'. :. 523S|
Mrs. II. R. Edwards and son,
Carroll, returned home last satur-
day from their visit with rela-
tives in Wisconsin.
=: G. W.:Jacobson, of Turlock, CAL,
came home Sunday afternoon for q
few months visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Strand.
l.. F. Kelley is down in Iowa
and illinois looking up customers
for Mobiles county real esate. He
will be absent several weeks.
The Rev. Fir. M. j. Farrelly, Of.
Denison, 1a., spent several days
here and at Lismore this week,
looking after property interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Kies Will
leave for Minneapolis Sunday af-
ternoon to spend a week visiting
Mrs. Kies' parents and taking in
the fair. ...: 3.
Miss Helen Kindlund went to the
twin cities last Friday to post up on
fall millinery styles. She will
bring home q large stock for tha.
fall trade : :..'.,. NJ. 7 z .s: ~ Y
=: p. FL. Brown is about to dispose
of his residence property here and
intends to move, to Minneapolis,
where the boys will enter st.
Thomas College. : . 49, ,
q A. R. Albertus went to Sioux
Falls last Saturday night, where
he joined Mrs. Albertus in a visit
with relatives and friends. He
return ed home on Tuesday. s
=: A. E. Hart returned on Tuesday
from st. Louis and Chicago, and
reports very successful trip. He
found so many big snaps in mer-.
chaudise that he is afraid he will
have to arrange for additional
room to house them. -; !
Loren Clark returned on
night from his trip to the
Pacific Coast. BE visited coast
points from Los Angeles to Seattle,
and a large number between this
place and the coast. He had q
very enjoyable trip, but is glad to
pet back and into the harness agein.
He saw great many former No
bles county people on the trip and
found most of them happy and pros
porous. ~" .:~ ~ . ,Hs.n
= G.. W. Patterson went to Ham,
line last Friday on business con-
nected with the state fair. From
there he went to the state fair at
Des Moines, a., which is being
1eld there this week, and at which
1e ana Mr.. Erickson have q large
exhibit Of Percheron horses. .Messre.
Patterson and Erickson have one of
he largest Percheron farms in the
vest, and they raise some Of the fin
,st horses of that breed in the
world. Their exhibit t.Des Moines
an be expected to bring nome itsl
ull share Of prizes. ~
E. L Nance and Rev. q. N. Bal
ey loaded their hOufehold goods
ast Monday and shipIol them to
Hoover, Washington, where they
vill take up their residence. Mr..
Nance will engxge in the real e.
ate business and Mr.. Bailey will
york for him. The two families
eft on Tuesday for st. Paul, from
vh1ch place they leave for the
vest. Will Nissen ACCOMPANIED