The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-08-23
OCAL NEWS
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. 9. 3. Berry, II Dewald, was IA
he city Monday. .s.. ( J, %..
WIN. Z Christensen, Of Org, was u
\ the city Tuesday on business.
Dr., n. J. Nessa, OF Brewster, was
q Worthington visitor Friday. .s !. "A, a.
Mrs. John Carncross left last Sat
urday to visit a brother in Iowa.
VIM. Wilson, OF Pontiac, I'LL, is
here visiting his son, Alex Wilson, /,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Smith and
family visited in Round Lake Mon
day. I'LL s.... III I. n 81 ! -. ,>..s s., 4
) Miss Ethel Little, Of, Minneapolis,
\ is a guest at the residence Of NJ. j.
Bryan st5- f. '..l..ss>a r%52f3-,t,S$%.&
Mrs. J. 81. James is visiting in
Adrian this week, while J. 81. 10 out
on his trip. u, t% ;.s. J., " /. ,.l, r.,
MissPearl Hunt returned on Mon
day. from a visit to her grandpar-
ents at Rushmore. q ~ ,'-' w.
Miss Nina Whitman, of Pontiac,
Ill, is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Matte Hastings. es.@.4sa q, " 81 ..sss
Z Charles Whitman, Of Chicago,
who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
William Hastings, returned home
Tuesday. T.. 7 1.cs r zt.S :.
/ MISS Matte Hastings returned
home Sunday from q two weeks
vacation spent in Chicago, Indiana
and central Illinois. = s,5 .s;% ss=tt il I"
E Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thomte returned
last Saturday from q weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Lu-.
verne and Ellsworth. j.:
J. S. Kies returned on Monday
evening from his visit in Iowa.
Mrs. Kles and Mona will not be
home for another week.
H'% Geo. Foelschow, Darrell Phillips
and Lisle Dovery, Of this city, and
Lloyd Snyder, of Castana, Ia. are
camping on Okabena this week.
Geo. Elliott, who has been home
the past summer visiting his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. 81. Elliott, ex-
pects to lave this week for Potlatch,
Idaho. Il $50.
A. R. Albertus will move into the
Stanley Moore resid enoe about Sept.
1st. The building has been in the
hands of painters and d1ecora t Q, 3
Tor several days. II. j.
=, Judd Duel, a former employee at
the Omaha lunch counter, was mar
2ried at Sheldon a few days ago, and
he and his bride have gone to Aber'
deem, s. d., to work IN hotel.
Ralph Staufer has discontinued
his amusement parlor here and will
store the boxball alleys and other
parapharnalia until it can be cold.
Mr.. Dillman will open his pool hall
in the building about Sept. LIST.
) A. r. Abertus returned on Mon
day evening from Jackson, where
he visited over Sunday with rela-
tivesa and friends. Mrs.. Albertus
and daughter, who went there last
week, remained for few days Ion.
ger. j. >,,..1. IT,: ~ 81 d. =
Cashier S. M. Stewart, of the Cit
liens Bank, has been worked very
hard during the past week. His as
sistant had been away getting mar
ried, and his bookkeeper, Floyd
voak, had been away on trip to
Pike Peak. ut
Patterson and Erickson on we'd
nesday Of this week shipped a car
load Of their high-grade thorough
bred Percheron horses to the Iowa
state fair at Das Moines. Mr.. Erick-
son accompanied the shipment and
will remain during the fair. -.
A. E. Hart, accompanied by his
son Stewart, left on Monday for st.
Louis and Chicago, where be will
spend a week or ten days looking
tor bargains for the Cut Price Cash +
Store. and Mr.. Hart always finds g
lot Of things on which to save No
oles county people money. |,
n 4. R. Gholz and wife, E.. j. Hell
nick, Judge CIV. Wilson. W. ". Is
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