The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-09-21

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and removed, lsaviing ths ~ - - " e.
deputies and there are many cassse|i
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IN. =. Lawton il home from On ~
roll, Iowa. 'EsIsaRS SS9ss
County auditor, ]. ]. Kend lenys
was atAdrian list Tuesday. IS sss3 ss 8eIj
New walks have been put down
at the Presbyterian parsonage IN ~
Born, Sept.tO, 1893, daughtee
to Mr.. and Mr.. JAS. DeVaney.
John Peterson sold . gasoline
engine to parties in South Dakotas
this week. fe& .lssisS3
There will be some good racing
at the fair; also ! fine display Of stock
and grain. KIT sss
The ADVANCE is pleased to note
that Mrs.. G. G. Whitney is regaining I
her health. IL
&C. w. Schultz, of Heron Lake, Is !;
here this week looking after his bust
ness interests.
u. j. Bingham, oil inspector for
Mobiles County, made an official visit
to Adrian Tuesday. '
Rev. Frank Peterson, of Minnea-
polls, brother Of Mrs. Gust. Swanberg,
is here for short visit.
The ladies aid society of the NJ
E. church gave q very pleasant socia-s
bic at the G.. A. r. hall last evening.
Mrs. WV. Loveless and
daughter are in Minneapolis, visiting
frisnds and attending the exposition.
] -We have received few verses
written by Rev. Mr.. Graves, of Bige-
low, which will be published next
week. ~
Secretary Glover, of the Pioneer
Agricultural Society, Sibley, Ia, sends
US complimentary tickets to their fair,
to be held Sept. n and q,
"A large party Of land buyers are.
Expected at Worthington the first Of
next week; Worthington seems to b
headquarters for land seekers.
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We understand the democrats
will soon start their Times" They
have been negotiating for the old In
dependent outfit for some weeks.
"A pleasant surprise party was
given last Thursday night at the resi-
dence of Theo. Palmer, to Miss Anna
Solberg, who left the next day for
South Dakota. '~ g.. ~ .t@,
DIR. Webb, assisted by Drs. Curran
and Gaugh, this week removed
tumor from Mrs. Bebensee's mother.
The patient is getting along nicely. y.
Minneapolis Exposition, the O.
St. P. NJ. & o. Ry., will sell round
trip tickets Sept. 25th to 3Oth inclusive.
Tickets good returning until Oct. Ind
for $40 for round trip. GIT
! j. F. Bulls, former Worthings
ton print, has been here most of the
week, calling on old time friends. He
has been working at Centreville, South
Dakota, for the past four months.
For the Annual Corn Belt Ex-5
position to be held at Mitchell 8. d.
Sept. q, to Oct. the G. St. P. M. s.
10. Ry., will sell round trip tickets
good until Oct. Z, for $500 for round.
trip. GIT s
-Bylander & Anderson will issue
the first number of their paper next
week. We believe it will be the only
Swedish publication in this part Of
the State. The ADVANCE wishes the,
bows success in their undertaking. ri
1t is reported on the street this
morning that John and Will Adams.
have been pardoned out by Gov
Nelson, The boys were serving two
years sentence for assault upon Leohiss
Carr, who published the Independent.
here.
Justice L. B. Bennett "joined in
holy wedlock" September IS, VIM.
Christianson, of Rock county, and
Miss Myrtly Angel, Of La Crosse,
Wisconsin. A Christian and an
Angel yught to dwell together happily,
Minneapolis Exposition held IL
Minneapolis Sept: 9Th to Oct. 9Th, the /
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