The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-08-09

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Marathon, L.. this..week.
+. Henry Pfiel had several ribs brok-
on in runaway accident last week.
DR.. Weidow was at Sibley Mon
day assisting in surgical operation.
Fred Dring, OF Lorain, was in the
city Tuesday buying farm machin-
cry.
Mrs. Cowan, of Jackson, is here
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. A.
r. Albertus.
Mrs. Harvey Rev has gone to
North Dakota to visit relatives the
balance of this menth.
A large party ofWorthington peo-
pie went to Spirit Lake yesterday
to attend a Workman picnic.
DR.. and Mrs. E. King, of Fulda,
were gueste at the residence of W.
E. Madison Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jas. Mackay entertained
few lady friends Monday afternoon
in her usual delightful manner.
DR.. Geyerman was called to
Window yesterday to perform an
operation for cataract of the eye.
Banker J. +. Sahlstrom came up
from Bigelow Tuesday evening to
sport in the cool waters Of Okla abena.
Mrs. q. A. Lincoln gave an at
home yesterday to large number
of her friends. A pleasant time is
reported.
The ME-. Sunday School and con-
gregation will hold their annual
picnic at the park on Wednesday of
next week.
The mason work on the H.. Lud-
low new farm residence is about
completed and the carpenters will
be at work as soon as the masonry
sets.
E. e. Huntington, editor Of the
Window Reporter, passed through
Worthington Yesterday opN hls way
to Spirit Lake, Ia, for short out
ing. 81. .>t -...
The Misses Luehrs gave an after
noon tea hast Saturday. in honor Of
Miss Anna Reitz, Of Chicago, who
is guest at the Luehrs residence.
The tea was a very enjoyable affair
and was we'll attended.
Mrs. W. E. Madison on Tuesday
afternoon entertained the Birthday
Club ina very pleasant manner.
Contests of various . kinds formed
theorder Of entertainment. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Prof. R. 81. Edwards returned laat
Friday from Mankato, where he
taught IN summer school for teach
ers, and left on Wednesday with
his family for Wisconsin, where
they will spend the remainder of
the vacation visiting.
1t. $. S. Smith, commanding Co.
f, receive notice from the Adjutant
General ..the:'fir of the week to get
the company ready for service on
the Messaba range in case of emer-
gency. The order reflects great
credit on the company and officers
for the confidence placed in them by
the commanding officers.
q. w. Patterson went to Hamline
night, where he will spend
most of the time during the next
month in connection with his work
as one of the managers of the state
fair. Mr. Patterson is superintend-
ent of the horse department, and is
working hard to secure good ex-
hibit in this line. Two other Wor-
Ellington men are connected with
the department and will spend the
week at the state fair. s. M. Stew
art is assistant superintendent and
DR.. J. N. Gould is veterinary for
the department.
Mrs. Damon and her son and dau-
ghter, Albert and Mary, will leave
next week for Hokah, Mimi, where
Mr.. Damon is principal of the school
and where Miss Mary will teach in
the 9TH grade and music. They will
60 by the way of Minneapolis,
where they will visit George, who
graduated from the dental depart
ment of the State University last
spring and is now practicing there.