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

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lis the first 81 the week, on business pip
e. M. Crandall, Of Ellsworth, was
a Worthington visitor the first OF the
week. a$J5.
Come in and see us; you may like
us better when you get acquainted
with us. -
Our paper does not look as well
this week as we hoped il would. There
are too many details 70 look after.
BRO. George Eastwood, Of the
Ellsworth News, and son Lou, were
Worthington visitors last Monday.
-Oppen Bros, put steam fixtures
ON our job press. We are now pre-
pared to run off jobs with electricity.
j no. McCarvel, of Heron Lake,
who holds position with the Omaha,
was Worthington visitor last week.
Trade brightens up a. wheat adj
vances in price. There is every indi-
cation of good fall and winter trade.
James Manning and wife are home
from the Worlds fair. Mr.. NJ. says
its a big show, and no one should
miss it. N :. n z, g.
Jas. Dooly. of Heron Lake, made
the ADVANCE . call last week. Jas.
was down looking after some business
matters "'5f1 " I'll @i -,
Mr.. r. A. Bilsted, Of Webster
county, Iowa, is here looking after his
farm. He made the ADVANCE q call
Tuesday. .
The editor of the Ellsworth News
says quite number from that part OF
the county will attend the fair here
next week.
This is court week in Rock county,
and most of our attorneys are in at
tendance. The calendar shows long
list of causes. e. >~@
When you have friends visiting
you please drop postal card to the
ADVANCE. Personal items are the life
of local paper. -
Frank Carpenter, of Baskerville,
Ia, was Worthington visitor Satur-
day last. Frank holds good position
on the Democrat, of that place.
Don't fail to give Mobiles County
Fair all the assistance and encourage
ment you can. It is a public institu-
ton and all should be interested in
it's success.
Attorney Geo. w. Wilson made a
trip to Heron Lake last week. MIR.
w. has some land there, in company
with Attorney hammers, and went up
to see about making some improve
ments. 49,. 2.,-,, 81 5t}rt
The following letters were adver-
tised in the Worthington postotice
Sept. IS: Christensen, Chris; Howald,
B. F; Hutson, Augustus; Pitts, Jasper;
Ross, w. H. Goreign); Slack, Mr..
Vene.
The ADVANCE extends its SYM
pathy to Mr.. NJ. E. Lawto n,
whose mother died Friday evening,
last week, at her home in Carroll, Iowa,
Mr.. Lawton was with her at the time
of her death.
Gust Swanberg, Of the Swedish
Mercantile company, went to St. Paul
last week to purchase new stock for
the fall and winter trade. Mr.. S. is
a good buyer, and will have some
bargains for his customers.
Hon. T. j. Knox, of Jackson,
one of the best and
most popular attorneys in this part OF
the State, was passenger west Mon
day afternoon, on his way to Luverne,
where he has a number of important
. IN district court.
Nooos.., tally this paper is incom'
plete. There has w. n =" 'as' 49,
Of work connected with Ano'A u. VIC
old Advances plant, and putting L. no"
We are not given to max
iinnEg EXCUSES; bttt do the best We can
and let it 20 at that.
Flaming posters advertising the
gorn Belt Exposition at Mitchell
South Dakato, were put up in Wor-
;hington last week. The exposition