The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-10-18
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Adrian Guardian. -
Allie Coons has returned from Excel.
'ior. Minn., where he spent the summer
with a newspaper at that
place.
lew. Clark, a former Werthington
boy, returned the other day and thinks
)f stopping over winter.
Charley Pardoe left on Monday fol-
Eldredsville. Pa, to be gone for severa
Judge Severance was in town Mon.
lay.
Senator Crosby was over from Ad
rian Tuesday,.
Geo. HALLS, of Adrian was over Fri
day and Saturday to attend the teach
Prs gathering.
Miss Graves, the coming Supt. o.
Schools, attended the teachers meeting
Saturday.
J. W. Ashworth leaves tomorrow
for Red Wing, Mimi, to institute :
legion Of Select knights A. O. Z. W
W. f. Forbes, a former Worthingto,
printer, came over from Sioux Fall:
Monday and spent day or two in town
A. NJ. Morrison, editor Of the Canby
News, was in town Tuesday and made
us i fraternal call.
II. Hesselroth, of Graham Lakes, ha
rented his farm and gone to Chicag,
for the winter. Mr.. II. is a brother ty
20 and we wish him success.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Field Agent Smith has sold lot !
block 20, Worthington, to II. A. Firth
Il. II. Parsons has sold the Egglestol
place, OF 10, Worthington Tp., to WIN
Starr, of Andrew Co., No.. for $1,000
Mr.. Starr is one of the famous 1909
who stuck to Grant in the Chicag
Glad to have him locat
among us.
u. Shell & Co. have sold the sw or
II, the Sc Or. 10, and the Sc Or. 20, il
Worthington Ip., and all Of section 6
i'll Elk, to Aurora Gallagher, of Cali
fornia, for 500. The deeds are re
corded and the money paid over
I. p. Durfee has sold the Vosburg
place in Lorain to Mr.. Gallagher, Q
Santa Barbara, California. Mr.. G.. Wi
put buildings on each quarter sectio
purchased in Wortl,inston aud Ell
townships. in all seven quarters.
Geo. II. Plumb has purchased the 10
and building formerly occupied by Il,
ADVANCE on 10th-st., for $500, an
will fit up the building for his grocer
store. THIS sale indicates an advanc
of about 100 per cent. in business prop
erty on 10tl'st during the past year.
THE OKABENA MILLS
We announced last week that til
Ohabena Mills had started up al
were getting ready for business. /
more full and detailed account Of tn
repairs and i'm provements made by Nj
Simpson, since the mill came into hi
hands, is now in order.
The mills have hao a general owe.
NY. L iCl iltlt Z stuttCu wv
conveynrs, two elevators, Il Geo. !
Smith purifier Morgan securing me-
chine, u California brush finishing ma
chine, u new boiling system and ne'
bolting and purifier cloths Throughout
Tie elevator has been drained an
overtjaultd aud put in the very hes
repair. Tie corn, buckwheat, rye an
feed mill have received special after
tioa and new boiling cloths. I'll
warming and asplrator pipes have bee
improved and repaired.
The elevator has a capacity of 20, OO
bushels, and the mill has CAPACITY c
$50 barrels per day. The Okbena fou
made by these mills when they wer
running was noted far and wide I,
about the best brand in the market
Even Minneapolis and st. Paul parts
sent for this flour preferring it to tn
best minneapolis brands. The oWne
has expended about $1,000 in repair
and improvements this season an,