The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-05

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ington hospital.
Mrs. J. E. Darling has an attack OF
blood poison in her hands caused by
scratches while cleaning fish.
Miss Bertha Hegardt came up from
Round Lake Tuesday evening to take
in the commencement exercises.
Miss Della Wood has returned
home from Sioux Falls, where she
has been at work for some time.
G.. W. Patterson has moved into
his own residence, which he recently
purchased of G. M. Crandall.
Jay Voak left on Wednesday for
Twin Falls, Idaho, to look over the
country with the view of locating.
B. F. Thurber came down from
Wilmont Tuesday to pay his taxes
and look after other business matters.
Stewart Hart is carrying his hand
in a sling with an attack Of blood
poison caused by scratches received
while cleaning bull heads.
Mrs. Emily Trip and her daught-
or, Mrs. Jno. Martin of Round Lake,
visited relatives and friends between
trains, in Worthington last, Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Parry, of Little Rock
township, visited at the home of her
grand parents the first of the week,
and took in the commencement exer-
cises.
G. Korsland and son of Liver
more, Ia, were in the city Tuesday
attending the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Worthington
State Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Ramage left
Tuesday night for their new home at
Spokane, WASH, going via Minnea-
polls. Their departure takes from
Worthington two Of our most highly
respected people, of a class we can
i'll afford to lose. They take with
them the best wishes of a large circle
of friends./
Luverne Herald: Luverne will Gel
citrate the Fourth. Settlement of the
question Of whether or not to cele.
brate was had at an adjourned meet
ing Of the business men held Tues
day evening, when the soliciting COM
mittee-J. W. Ulrich, V. G.. Mead,
and VIM. Jacobson, disappointed
the meeting held last week, reported
that they had succeeded in raising
1925, and had found the business
II en-, almost without exception,
strongly in favor of a celebrate ton.
D. A. Porter, representing the Pee
PIES Bank Discount Check Co., of
Minneapolis spent a week here in
teresting a number of our merchants
IN cash discount trading scheme that
will likely prove of great benefit to
both dealers and customers. The
company will soon haYe a force of
men at work laying the plan before
the farmers of this section.
Harry F. Dilley, an itinerant paint
err, who had been in the employ of
c. Synkerson a few days, was ar
rested last Saturday on charge Of
destroying property at the Western
House, where he had been stopping.
On Monday he had hearing before
Judge Dow, and was given 80 days
in the county Jail.
R. W. Mercer, the new superin-
tendent of the city's light and water
plant, arrived last Sunday from De-
catur and has entered upon bis duties.
Mr.. Mercer is bright, intelligent,
young man, comes highly recon-
mended and we believe he will
prove the right man in the right
place. His family will follow him in
few days.
Wa. Jones left on Wednesday
afternoon for Idaho and Washington
to look up location. Mr.. Jones was
engaged in the clothing and tailoring
business here for several years, and
made host of friends, whose best
wishes accompany him. He will
visit Twin Falls and other sections
ef Idaho, and thelspokane district d
Washington.