The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
W0RTHINGTON ADVANCE.
WORTHINGTON, JUNE IA.

Rooms over the ADVANCE Office
are for rent. III, If
Miss Cheney came home from
Madelia Monday.
Miss Sadie Lewis is visiting
friends in Luverne.
Mr.. Brace, the new jeweler is To-
Gated at Ray Humiston's.
Geo. Colvin came over from
Adrian Sunday to see his best girl.
-Jno. Mitner, of the Tuthil Lum-
Der Co., spent Sunday in Worthing-
ton. ... -
-Lorane Clark, who is attending
school at Hamlin, was here over Sun
day.
Miss Carrie Dayton left this week
for the east, where she will spend
most of the summer.
Attorney Coffman, of St. James,
cousin of F. F. Cross, is here for a
few days recreation.
Miss Josephene Allen returned
to Minneapolis Monday, to resume
her work on the Tribune.
"A. C. Hedberg, W. E. Stoute
myer and Rev. w. G. Pratt returned
from Mank alto last Friday.
Rev. Robert McCune preached
at Olivet Congregational church,
Merriam Park, last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Bradford, daughter of Mrs.
Cheney, came down from Madelia on
Monday for visit with her relatives
here.
Rev. F. w. White will hold SER
vice in the Episcopal church on Fri
day evening at o'clock. All are
welcome
Lawyers Cross and Coffman were
at Spirit Lake the first Of the week.
They brought back long string of
fine fish.
w. j. Reese, formerly operator
here, but now located at LeSueur,
with his wife and little daughter,
spent Sunday here.
Misses Annie and Jessie He'd.
berg visited part of last week and
this with the family of Rev. w. c..
Pratt at Sheldon, Ia.
Mr.. Montgomery, father of Mrs.
Nj. P. Mann, who has been visiting
here since last July, returned to his
home in the east this week.
Earnest Shepard, Loren Town,
Richard Torrance and several of our
young folks attended the encamp-
ment at Luverne this week.
The ADVANCE acknowledges the
receipt of tickets to the July meeting
of the Minneapolis Driving Club, the
dates are July 2, 8, 4, 5 and 6.
Miss Carrie McCune went to In
diana this week. We understand she
is to give the Temple of Fame in a
number of cities in that state.
F. G. Brace has established him
self in the jewelry trade here. He is
an expert matchmaker and jeweler.
Located at Ray Humiston's. A w3.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve ice cream, cake and
lunch in their parlors, during the
fremen's tournament, July Sd and
4th.
Gov Nelson was here few hours
Wednesday morning on his way to
Luverne, to attend the encampment.
He was given drive about the city
by Mayor Dan Shell.
-Hedberg & Moberly have sold
the Capt. Miller place in Hersey to
John Staubus. They also sold the
Staubus property in Worthington to
David Freer, of Blue Earth City.
Will Wells, of the famous Alton
Democrat, was here few hours We'd
nesday on his way home from Adrian
where he had been to attend the
Southwest Minnesota Editorial Asso-
citation. Will is all right.
j. w. Cowing of Jackson, who
has been in business in that city since
the days muskrat skins we're legal
tender, was here part of last week.
He was shown about the city by the
next state senator from this district.
Gov. Nelson says two lawyers are
enough for any town of 5000 popula-
ton. Worthington has five, and an
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