The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-02

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oils destroyed $3.50, 900 worth Of prop
erty. .+.... ,@,
"A good second hand traction en-
CINE for sale. Enquire of H. b.
Tbbetts. I \.
Judge Wilson made trip to the
north part Of the county yesterday
afternoon. .-...........<.., j. .'..-, A
H. Haggard threshed his wheat
last week, some of which went ~
bushels to the acre. ~,. >.. =. M.
! Hazel Eastwood gave birthday
party to few of her little girl friends,
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Coughran is, we are
pleased to state, able to take daily
rides about the city. ...
Notice Blair & Co.'S. ad. on this
page. They are making great cut
in the price of shoes.
"A Mr.. Sprague, near Madelia,
threshed wheat last week that went
30 bushels to the acre.
The month just closed has been
the hottest July ever known in the
northwest. It was hot.
Mrs. Jas. Nolan is visiting friends
in Spencer, Iowa. Jim boils his pan
cakes and tries to look happy.
g. H. Eastwood, of the Ellsworth
News, was here Wednesday, to wit
ness the laying of the corner stone.
Mrs. E. NJ. Lumm will teach
two months term of school in district
80, beginning on Monday, Aug. 18th.
Editor Maxwell, of the Fulda
Republican, was here Wednesday to
help give twist on the corner stone
John johnson threshed his wheat
this week, and got 20 bushels to the
acre. His oats went 40 bushels to the
acre.
Mrs. C. S. Morgan, of St. Paul,
came down last week Friday for a
visit with Mrs. Eastwood. She re-
NAMED until Tuesday.
At present the people are suffering
from Debs, drouth, democracy and
the devil. The devil, however, has
been completely out done.
Willie Rhobeck, of Carroll coun-
ty, Iowa came up last week to get
work and look over the country, and
will remain here this summer.
Dan. Mitchell, who has been serv-
ing a sentence for unlawfully catch
ing fish, was liberated this morning:
This leaves Jailer People without a
boarder. .tt 49,, t.."5...-.. ..&E.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Smallwood, of Mil
waukee, are here on visit to their
son, G. J. and family. They are ac-
companied by their daughter, Mrs.
Tucker.
q DIR. Robins of Wycoff, Minnesota,
an old friend and family physician of
H. B. Tibbets, was here the first of
the week. He had been to the Hot
Springs.
Wednesday was good day for
Clary Addition. Minnesota Loan and
Investment Co. sold six lots there.
Low prices, easy terms and big lots
make them desirable.
The corner stone of the new court
house is in position. There are a
good many counties in this part of
the state that would like to clay the
corner stone" of new court house.
Auditor King, of Jackson county,
called while here Wednesday to as
sist in laying the corner stone of the
new court house. Mr.. King has been
auditor of that county for the past
20 years. ..s.-..4 ! -. r. .
Sam Williamson, of Carroll
county, Iowa, arrived here one week
ago and is harvesting and having,
and says he will locate here this fall.
He says Mobiles county is good
enough for him.
AEON Forbes stepped out of the
lumber and fuel business Wednesday,
and is succeeded by Ramage and
Smallwood. Mr.. Forbes has been in
trade here seventeen years, and has
built up splendid business.
"A man who never advertises says
advertising does not pay. An attract
i've ad., however, is good investment
for a business man. The best buyers