The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-06-27
FOURTH OF JULY.
Decorate with the new Bunting, only
Eve cents a yard at
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r~...~ FRANK LEw1s's.
Roscoe Monroe left on Friday to
Sioux City to visit his father. a>.
Twenty eight bushels Of seed millet
Tor sale by. GEO. %. DAYTON.
Mrs. G. q. Bishop. Of Neenah. Wis.
A sister of Mrs. N. E. Fish. is In town
visiting relatives.
Have you seen the Big Four McCor.
mick liower-six and seven foot cut?
Sold by 4stf J. D. HuM!sToN.
Stephen Muck, who has been to COL
orado, returned with his son Frank
last Friday.
The Wire Twister Is now at Hunts
toms Agricultural Depot. Every ono
is invited to call and SEQ It.
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The ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. e.
church meets with Mrs. J. II. Johnson
on Friday afternoon.
Machine. Castor, Lard and Kerosene
oils at E. E. WARREN's.
Remember the Grand Fourth of July
Celebration in Worthington. The oc-
casion will be splendid enough to be
memorable.
McManus & Dly are the agents for
the CASTOR & Son Scales. They are
good, reliable and cheap. They can be
examined at any time at the feed store.
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Rev. Mr.. Franzen returned on Tues
day from Rock Island. where he had
been in attendance on the annual
meeting Of the Augustana Synod. The
Synon accomplished great deal Of
very important business.
Flags, Fire Works and Toy Pistols
at E. E. WAREEN's.
The c. St. P. 4 O. Railway will sell
excursion tickets to local points on its
own road. and also to points on the B.
G. r. & N, railway, on July Sd and
4th, good for returning on the 5th, ut
one fare for the round trip.
Fourth Of July baby bonnets. at re-
duced prices, at 45-lt
MRS. PA1sLEY's.
An extended report of she State
Sunday School Convention held at St..
Paul last week. made by Mrs. j. &.
Thorn, of Rushmore, secretary of the
Mobiles county Sunday School Associa-
ton, will appear next week.
All kinds of 4th of July goods at
e. E. WARREN's.
Marshal Convey in accommodating
among the freight cars on the track
here on Saturday, found in one car two
men and one woman, and they were
promptly fired OUT" to get over the
earth by personal locomotion.
DR.. Dixon is a Scotchman by birth.
was twenty years in India, in the
British Civil Service. An entertaining
speaker, his Scotch wit keeping the
audience Oh the watch for the expected
good thing they are sure is coming out
ere long.
The Nortlington Committees to
prepare for the Farmers Institute left
nothing undoue to make the Institute
successful, and secure the comfort of
all in attendance. It was literally q
working committee, and hard work.
ing one too.
The Omaha road will issue q new
time card to take effect Sunday, June
3Oth, at the same time putting on a
new passenger train each way between
Sioux Falls and here, making close con-
nection with the night passenger trains
here.
Red Cloud Hemlet, June 21st, says:
David Fogo and family, old acquaint.
ances and formerly resident of
Mobiles county, Mimi, were pleasant
callers recently, enrouts for Blooming
ton on q visit. Their present home is
Burr Oak, Kansas.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern railway is never behind IN
enterprise, Its officers have issued a
handsome "Star Spangled nanner''
containing the advertisement of it's
Fourth Of Fourth of July excursion
rates.
Mr.. T. D. Allen, the architect of
tho Worthington school building, was
in town over Sunday, looking over the
work done and being done on the
structure. His son has been hero al
the time overlooking the work - II has
progressed.
The Eight Hour Convention" holds
u "grand industrial celebration" on
the fair grounds, Hamline, MIMI, on
Suly 4th. There will be an industrial
parade, athletic contests, etc. It is to
be a demonstration of the friends of
the eight hour movement.
There will he social tea at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. II. J. Ludlow next Fri
day afternoon at six O'Clock The la.
dies are requested to come at three
O'Clock and the gentlemen little 10.
fore six, or rs soon after as possible.
So come and take tea with the ladies
instead of supporting ut home.
On Friday last a Wortl'ington party
consisting of Mr.. NJ. =. Mann, Mr..
and Mrs. Watkins, Miss Nellie
Thompson aud Miss Myrtle Mann
went to Round Lake to try the fish
ing. They reported a large catch of
enjoyment-thereby proving tho af-
firmative of the oft debated question
''Does pleasure consist in the pursuit
of an object, rather than its attain
MT nt?''
DR.. Curryer is not behind his COL
lon rruoe in kilt n a n ik,>k n looA,,~