The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-02
WORTHINGT0 ADVANCE.
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WORTHINGTON, AUGUST 2.

One week more of summer school.
Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
Frank Coughran mows his lawn
by proxy. q. +
Last Friday some ther mometers
registered ITO in the shade.
Jas. Gown of Adrian was here
Monday on his way to Iowa.
Attorney J. A. Town was at Lu-
verne and Ellsworth last week, on le-
gal business. e..>s.e-,.., .4~. .>f
The premium list for the Mobiles
county agricultural society will be
out next week. e @'s -" "] II
Quite refreshing rain fell Mon
day evening. A big storm went east
and south of u.s.
The Northwestern elevator, at
Mankato, burned Monday. 1t was
we'll filed with grain.
Bro. Smith of the Globe has been
confined to his room for several days
got poisoned at Spirit Lake.
For reliable fire insurance call on
z. R. Cheney, over the Bank of
Worthington. (51-2mo)
Harry Allen is at Spirit Lake
working on a new paper. He says he
won't be back here for three or four
years" g..
Adam Ager of St. Peter was here
the first of the week. He came down
to spend few days with his parents.
The ADVANCE acknowledges a pleas
ant call from Adam.
j. D. Lasswell, foreman OF the
Worthington ADVANCE, was guest
of his brother-in-law, G. N. Sher-
burne, over Sunday.-Spirit Lake
Beacon.
We understand the force is to be
increased on the court house soon.
It's lonesome for the few that are
now at work, but they will have a
life's job, at the present rate.
Peter Thompson was up to Mimi
eapolis last week and, in an unguard-
ed moment, drank some of that horri-
BILE water they have there. He was
laid up a few days after returning
home. 81
The ADVANCE is printing 1000
land circulars for the popular and
pushing real estate firm of Hedberg
and Moberly. They are going to
make a great strike for business this
year, Il ~ . u
Editor Pfeffer of the Avoca indie
pendant was here Monday. Mr.. P. is
the leading peoples party editor in
this district; Tony Schaefer was here
also, Monday There's fusion in the
air!!
"A son Of Joseph McKener of Lo-
rain township fell from a horse he
was riding, the other day, and severely
injured himself. Soon after the &C.
cident he was taken with severe tit
of vomiting.
The Swedish Lutheran young
people gave a pleasant party one
evening last week. Ice cream and
cake were served. The Swedish band
enlivened the occasion with number
of choice selections of music.
Mrs. Stevens and daughter, of
Kansas City, who have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rohrer for the
past ten days, returned home Mon
day. They expressed themselves as
being delighted with their visit here.
M. E. Lawton received letter
Tuesday from an old acquaintance OF
his from Antelope county, Nebraska,
who wants to trade his improved farm
in Antelope county for Mobiles county
land and expresses his regrets at not
taking Mr.. Lawton's advice three
years ago to move here instead of to
Nebraska. &A.-s.ss
Ellsworth News. The train was
two hours and half late in getting
to Spirit Lake, Wednesday night, on
account of burned bridge near
Ocheyedan and several who intended
to take in ssPinafore" at the Auditor
Jun were unable to reach there.
Milton Smith and H. B. Tibbetts of
Worthington, and the writer we're
among the number and all agreed
that it would be much more interest
ing to hear some one who was there