The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-29
LOCAL NEWS
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STIRRING Bros.
E. L. Peterson, of Bigelow, was in
town Saturday doing trading.
C. S. johnson was in from Bigelow
township Saturday on business.
S. Solomonson of Indian Lake tran
sacted business in town Saturday.
Men and boys union and two piece
summer underwear at Sterling Bros.
j. F. Cass of Summit Lake did
trading in Worthington Wednesday.
c.. 0. Peterson and Fred Holmstrom
of route 2 were in the city Saturday
on business.
Albert johnson, of BigeIow town
chip, was in the city Saturday on a
trading trip.
Ole Ellingson and Martin Jensen,
of Indian Lake, were in the city Sat-
urday on business.
Judge j. S. Randolph has been
drawn on the federal grand jury,
which meets at St. Paul, June End.
Luverne has secured the lectures Of
the Municipal Service League, of
Chicago, for course in municipal
boasting.
J. T. McCleary, End assistant post
master general, will deliyer the COM
mencement address at Heron Lake
June End.
j. II. Peterson returned from
Round Lake last Saturday, where he
had finished a large new barn for
Henry Diehn.
Albert Anderson, who has been tax
ing commercial course at Gustavus
Adolphus college,at St. Peter returned
home last Saturday.
Editor J. NJ. Cady, of the Magnolia
Advance, is candidate for register
of deeds in Rock county. We hope
Bro. Cady will land the persimmon.
Jens and Martin langseth we're up
from Indian Lake Saturday transact
ing business. Martin is getting
around reasonably we'll after his &C.
cident last year.
A. P. Rose and NJ. P. Moore return
ed home Saturday from Ellsworth
where they have been the last two
weeks WORKING in the interest of the
Mobiles county history.
Dr. A. b. Clark leaves tomorrow
for Chicago, where he will spend a
few days attending the meeting of
medical associations and taking lee
lures and visiting hospitals.
Ole Hanson, Henry and Charles
Cline, ond Henry BARLEY, of Mag
nolia, passed through town Saturday
on their way to Round Lake, where
they spent several days fishing.
Miss Mabel Kunzman closed a sue
cessful term of school last Friday in
district No. 80, Bigelow township,
with social, which was largely at
tended. A very pleasant time is re-
ported. A number of Worthington
people attended.
The Eastern Star gave an old fash
toned party last Wednesday evening
at the Masonic hall. Old fashioned
refreshments we're served and a very
enjoyable time was had. It was held
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
and Mrs. Wheeler and daughter. e
F, Buchan took fash light picture
of the group.
E. A. Little, of Elk township, was
10 the city Tuesday doing trading
Mr.. Little informed the Advance re,
porter that he had sold his farm tC
VIM. M. Wilcox, of Ida Grove, Ia.
consideration $50 per acre, possession
to be given next fall. Mr.. Little has
not yet made up his mind what he
will do when he gets through farm.
ing.
o. A. Fauskee, who started a few
days ago on trip to Europe, sailed
on May Goth from New York for
Hamburg, where be will spend few
days before proceeding to his native
land, Norway, where he will spend
several months visiting relatives and
old friends. Mr.. Fauskee has not
been back to Norway since he left
there when boy, and the trip will
no doubt reveal many changes to him
The track team of the Worthington
high school went to Mankato last Sat