The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-18
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irs. j. S. Frink is visiting in Lu-

Mrs. j. s, Frink is visiting in Lu-
a verne. ~. !. &s 5s4s.
III l. F.. Kelley made a trip to Min
neapolis this week; s#s4s4 III;
Mrs. J. s. Kies tool, in the carni'
val at Luverne last week. >"
The little infant of H. Jensen and
wife was quite sick this week.
John Sather has accepted posi-
ton in Hart and Co.'S. store.
Mrs.. R. Upton was in. from Elk
Wednesday on shopping trip.
Regular Yeomen meeting Mon
day night, oct. 21st, at 7:So.
Chester Harding returned. yester-
day from short visit at Barron
Wis. - :. ,.*s%
--Dr. Il. W1edow made profession
al call at Bigelow last week, Thurs.
day. j - ~,
: Nels johnson. recently sold a
dwelling on 9Th avenue to A. J.Bos-
from. Z %,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bowers OF
Round Lake, did shopping here yes
terday. -. .: -.
Little Gertrude Mitchell was on
the sick list several daystthe tirst OF
the week.
WANTED-Man and team to
pillow 5o.acres, close to town. Geo.
O. Moore. If
Miss Blanch Clark, Of Window,
has taken a position in the: Hart
and Co. store. -
J. F. Cass, of Summit Lake, came
down Tuesday evening ,o.attend
the Odd Fellows lodge.
Mrs. j. P. Bleidorn, Of Round
Make, passed through Worthintgon
yesterday on her way to Brewster.
The Worthingtun Concert Band
will give an open air concert in tue
court house square Saturday even
ing, the weather permitting.
Mrs. Calvin Moen and children
visited at Heron Lake a few days
the first of the week. Mildred re-
maind few days longer with her
grandmother :.....%>. y. X
Miss Blanch McGowen entertain
ed q number Of her young girl
friends at a birthday party Wednes-
day afternoon. All present had a
very pleasant time.
Something New-The Worthing-
ton Hotel will serve an old fashion,
ed chicken pie dinner next Sunday.
It will be served family style Fine
spring chicken with all the trim
mings for IS cents.
NJ. K. Dewitt, of Jersey, has rent
ed his farm to 9. NJ. Holland. Mr..
Dewitt has been advised by his
physician to seek a milder climate,
and he has spent TIL. last two weeks
in,.Colorado looking up a location.
Floyd Matheson got his wrecked
machine on dry land again Tuesday
and is threshing away as though
nothing had happened. There was
nothing broke on the separator, and
only the platform and drawbar on
the engine were broken.
The Advnce is in receipt of copy
a Tyndall, s. OAK, paper, an
nouncing the death of Miss Ollie
Mabel Wheeler; which occurred Oct
9Th, las the result of an operation for
appendicitis. Miss Wheeler was at
on time resident of WorthingtLn.
W. A. Barton, of Zion City, spent
a few days here this week renewing
old acquaintance and looking after
business interests. He is on the
road for an Office supply house at
Zion City, and has been assigned the
Pacific Coast territory for this win.
ire.
DR.. Wiedow attended a meeting
of the Upper Des Moines Medical
Association at Spirit Lake on Wed
nesday, where he read paper. The
doctor extended to the association |
an invitation to hold their next
in Worthington, which was
accepted. <.. ~: 49,,
NJ. G.. Whipkey, who lives five
miles east, on the Jackson road, met
Nth q aoriors runaway acf.i6enf