The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-11-01
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John A. Saxon was r fron W Indian n
Lake yesterday. '.,-s Il 1l ss
R.H. Cosg'ove Of Bigelow, was il
the city Tuesday. ID
Guy Fellows was N from AS sat.
urday doing trading 5#s y.
CA. Baker is again driving thed de,
livery rig for Lewis grocery.
Mrs. F. Glasgow yisitf dsst yioux
City Monday and Tuesday.
j. Kies made bNsinesse trip g
Brewster and Knbrae Monday
F.C. stit.tr and family areFisiting
at Wavefly, It,, for a few wesf
Maj. Thurber was down Vii.
mont Wednesday and Thursda J.
.g7S5sEssssmi sTS&s:5s
Don't fai! to hear the Inds{n Band
at the Opera house Saturds byeesnning.
Rev. G. A. Hillory was op4at ted On
Tuesday at the Worthingfoa HEtotspi-
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Mrs. Baers.: ofiLuverne.i llhere On a
visit to her daughter, s.
Frink. 40. L aa5,ssg lls. / !.
Carl, the l4-year old sona of Louis
Olson, broke his arm last Sunday, in
a.fall from bicycle.
Misses Ethel and Le51 Rgynolds
Bigelow, were in the city shop.
ping trip Wednesday.
Theo. Bahls and Ed. We Ihausen Of
Round Lake were at theF spunty eest
on business Wednesday,
G. Korsland, OF LivermoH Ia. who
is interested in the State Bank, was
.Worthington visitor TuesAy
&C Wells. of Dewaldl township,
had about dozen head of sheep
killed by dogs last Friday plight.
J. F. Ullrich, one 81 thssolid farm
ers of Wortbington town}hip, made
this Office pleasant can Hast Satur-
day. 5.s.s:.ts sss .=
Glen Eggleston charged
from the hospital last Saturday, ! hav-
ing recovered from al operation for
appendicitis.
Z: :: WI. Reese, 81 Belle IFa Linn
a former operator ~ Y l1ahsssta-
ton here, passed thru. 4 Sunday
on his way to NebrasLa
John sowles left "a Eaesday for
:Haswell, Colorado, whels he took a
homestead last spring, Ia where he
expects to make his hoH fora while.
Bennett Joul Of Lit.ls.Rock town
ship, who is teaching aear Brewster
this term, was Worthpston visitor
Saturday and madethisb ffifice pleas
ant call. ..~ 5
Sam Swanson and shia assistant
Peter G. Andersonlef Rr Gowrie, Ia,
on Tuesday, where wansn has
taken contract to censtruct store
building. =.
The dance given lastG Saturday eve
ming at the Maccabe hall by the
O'Connor Orchestra N = = very pleas.
ant affair, although Ae attendance
was small. .:s
Fred Mohr, Of Elk wnship, was
the city Wednesday Offering bills for E
an auction sale he Will hold on Nov. ,
9Th, notice ofWhich 81 Peare elsewhere ,
in this issue. 7 +
Cal Moen cams 1one Monday
from Ogden, Utah, a short visit ]
with his family Moen is en- ,
ployed on the abroad, and I
runs out Of Ogden :
+. T. Branigan, AK Rapids, was +
a business visitor in arlington yes v
terday. Mr.. Brani n looked well b
and says he is doin fine business
in his new location ae moved from .
Edna to- Rock e : few weeks =
ago. IN Ss5 |sy IN s5 - u
Times, Denver, ": + may be a
said that ths muse of the Indian a
Band is unlike tAe Of any other c.
band, and the except pnal quality lisa n
tone Of strong beal This band
will be at the Maso1 hall tomorrow -
night. Seats 8 ] q - y (I |lsnd's. o,
Mrs. Cahoon ye her Sunday ct
,chool cloaa of5l;1fla stsnvs, . Hal1ow- h