The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-03

Emil Larson of route 2, was in the
city Tuesday on business.
Herman Doeden of route 2 vas a
Wellington caller Tuesday.
Hugh Toohy, of Fulda, spent Sun
day at the home of P. j. Martin.
Dr.. Ray Humiston has moved his
Office into rooms over Loveless' store.
Mrs. Fred Keith left last Saturday
for visit at her old home at Hartley,
Iowa.
E. E. Kelly, of Hartley, Ia, came
up lest week for a short visit at the
home of his sou, I. F. Kelly.
Prof. Harry Kies, who is teaching
at Dow City, a., is spending his va
cation under the parental roof.
A. J. Kirk and family left yester-
day for Rockwell City, Iowa, where
they will make their future home,
Mrs. j. J. Kies entertained a num-
Der of lady friends Tuesday after
noon In her usual delightful manner.
Mrs. G.. A. Cahoon and children
spent a few days visiting at the home
of G. D. Brown, on the jackson road ,
this week.
q. E. Harshberger, the tailor, has
moved his shop into the rooms in the
Bigelow building, formerly occupied
by II. b. Myrum-
Wallace Saxon one of the sturdy
and progressive young agriculturjsts
of Indian Lake, was a Worthington
visitor Monday.
School closed last friday for the
spring vacation and the out of town
teachers returned to their various
homes forth week.
The Advance was missinformed last
week in regards to the outer doors on
Masonic hall. The doors are double
hinged and swing both Ways.
Miss Anna Flentje, of the register
of deeds office, visited at her home at
Round Lake from Friday until Sun
day.
A.. W. Fagerstrom, the genial
cashier of the Warrington National
bank, visited at New Richland last
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Elk Mayor E. A. Trip moved to
his farm near Round Lake last Sat
urday. Rev. Walker moved in the
house this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin W. Lanham,
of Cedar Rapids, Ia, are in the city
on visit with the numerous friends
of the doctor.
Miss Augusta Hegardt and Ed.
Conner, who are attending school
here, went to their homes at Round
Lake to spend ,heir vacation.
Apple trees at wholesale 4 to 6 it,,
3 year, $500 per 100, $1,000 per 1000.
All home grown, true to name. For
list of varieties wtite Kanaranzi Muir
series, Adrian, MINI. 43
A new boarder was lodged with
Sheriff and Mrs. Newton Fauskee
last Monday, who will stay with
them for an indefinite time. She was
a homeless little waif brought in by
the stork.
Dwight Ludlow came home last
Saturday from the State Agricultural
School for couple of weeks vacation.
He bas finished the school work for
the year, but will return to Hamline
to take a position in L. B. Bassett's
office.
j. J. Cronan, of Chicago, was ar
rested on Tuesday at Wilmont,
charged with jumping board bill
at the Worthington. He had his trial
on Wednesday morning before Judge
G. W. W. Dow and jury composed
Of W. I. Huniston, J. G. Mitchell,
Harry Lewis and Will Boldly. The
defendant was discharged.
A. Thomte last Monday moved his
barber shop into his new quarters in
the Buchan block, where he is now
comfortably settled Mr.. Thomte
put in entirely new furnishings and
now has one of the most handsomely
equipped shops in this section Of the
state. The equipment also includes a
bath room, as we'll as a oot-blacking
stand.
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