The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-06-07
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G. T. Upper made u trip to Her.
ON Lake on Tuesday.
City Clerk &. L. Mann visited in
Adrian Decoration Day. H.
Mrs. Il. J. Jones, Of Reading.
was Worthingtou caller Tuesday.
Lutte Austin, of Adrian, visited
friends in the county seat Sunday.
J.W. Petit, of Reading, transact
ed business in Worthington Tues
day. ,..,u,
Fl. R. Rockwell returned last Sat-
urday from short visit to Emmets-
burg, la.
A. T. Latta has been laid up sew
eral days this week with an attack
of erysipelas.
Mark Marden and crew came
home from Salem, South Dakota to
spend Sunday.
Mrs. /. A. Roshon visited with her
parents near Lake Ocheeda several
days the past week.
- Frank Cutler and crew are busy
this week installing new cement
crossings on Third avenue.
Miss Della GRAMS, of LakeHeld,
has accepted a position with the
Hub Mercantile Go.
County Attorney E. j. Jones and
family spent Decoration Day visit
ing his, parents at Adrian.
Nv. Patterson spent the week
in St. Paul attending meeting Of
the board OF m anagers of the state
fair.
q. W. Patterson on Wednesday
moved into the John Humiston res
idence, which he will occupy for
the summer.
The Sewing Society of the Swed-
ish Mission church met at Mrs.
John Johnson's, south of town,
Thursday afternoon.
!" G. A. Fairfield, Of the Advance
force, was last Friday called to Me-
braska by the illness of a relative
anu was absent all week.
! Mrs. e. Muck left for Sioux City
Tuesday afternoon for a short visit
Miss Eva Muck has accepted po-
sition as bookkeeper in Fred Roses
dray Office.
Mrs: E. K. Knapp, Of Tyler,
Aiap, i, herez o. 2 visit: TO- her u.s.
tsr; Mrs. II: A. Stricken. She is &C:
companied by her mother. Mrs.
Isaac Starr, and her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Paul. =:
T.. John A, Sahlbom returned last
Saturday from his trip. to the Pa
cihc Coast. He visited Los Angeles.
San Francisco. Seattle, Portland,
and other points, and met many
former Mobiles. county people. BE
reports a very enjoyable trip.
The Siegel Bros, of Chicago, who
have been making their headquar-
ters here for some time, last Sat-
day shipped . carload of fine horses
to Chicago. The consignment was
one of the best that has ever left
Mobiles county.
Tuesday was another queer day
from meteorological standpoint. We
had summer, fall and winter wealth
or at different times during the day
Down nsIowa they had a. severe.
snow storm; az Omaha train No. 4
was covered with snow when it
reached this place. |
It is not a aattering commentary
on the ability If city young people
when country boy who completes j
a four year high school course in
three years, carries off the honor of
valedictorian of bis class, as was !;
the case in Worthington this year.
The second place of honor was also !,
taken by q country boy.
Last Sunday J. ". Mcbride hal
an attack of illness that threatened
to terminate seriously. He got up
with severe headache, and procur-
ed some headache tablets Of which
he took several. They had a very
harmful effect on him and it was
with difficulty he reached home.
A physician was summoned and af-
ter several hours hard work brought