The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-26

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Wait for Hunt, and get the best.
The railroad photo gallery is
here.
Sec samples of Hunts photos in
the post Office. Y ~ s
james Ramage and wife were at
Spirit Lake this week. a.. 1>
The A. o. U. w. people are We
neering their building. .......
Miss Shirlie Morgan of St. Paul
is visiting Hazel Eastwood. + Isl
w. J. Thompson of Adrian was
at the Worthington Sunday.
Wild hay is selling on the mar
ket here at from 50 to 81 per ton.
Fine photographs at low prices
at Hunts Photo Car, coming soon.
Hunts photographs are the finest
made, see samples in Post Office.
Hunts Palace Photo Car will be
located near "Omaha" depot; coming
this week. N. ~
Miss People of St. Johns, Mich,
neice of S. F. People, is here for a
few weeks.
BE ready to sit for your photo.
Hunts r. r. Photo Car will be here
for 10 days stay.
&C. M. Crandall of Ellsworth took
a good square meal, Tuesday, at the
Worthington hotel. .
commissioners proceedings are
printed in this paper. The board
meets again next Wednesday.
Rev. DIR. Stafford, presiding elder
for this district, will preach at the
M. E. church Sunday evening. -
Mrs. Chamberlain and daughter,
Beatrice, of St. Paul, are visiting with
her sister, Mrs: E. r. Humiston.
Mrs. Garlick is having "just a
splendid time" visiting with friends
in the east. She will be home in
September.
Fred Mason, with large crew
of men, is slashing the hay at a lively
rate. He has about $500 acres OF
land to go over.
Mrs. Tibbets is home from two
weeks sojourn at Spirit Lake, and the
popular Supt. of the water works is
behavin' himself again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mason were
at Heron Lake the first of the week
Mrs. Chas. Barber came home with
them for few days visit. -,
Editor John King called Monday
while in town on business connected
with the democratic county central
committee, of which he is a member.
Dan Cloud editor of the Ashton
Leader made his way to this den
Monday. He had been swinging
around the circle and was on his way
home.
Mrs. VIM. Mccormick and child
rem are home from an extended visit
to friends at Redwood Falls and
GAINESVILLE. Mr.. M. went up to &C
company them home. ''.'&-s3'"@:s
There will be services at St.
Johns Episcopal church next Sun
day. a. m. holy communion; also
services at 1O:45 and at 8 p. m. Rev
F. w. White will officiate. All are
welcome. ...-
The school election last Friday
night was holly contested considering
the few that turned out. H. E.
Torrance received 46 votes and Jas
Manning A. Charley Peterson was
reelected without opposition.
Mrs. M. H. Stevens, Miss Maud
Stevens, and Master Alfred Reimer
of Kansas City, are here, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rohrer and
Miss Alice Rohrer. Mr.. Stevens es'
tablished the Worthington ADVANCE
in early colony days, and still feels
much interest in the town and vicinity
He is at present one of the editorial
staff of the Kansas City Journal.
That laundry sign on the corner
of the ADVANCE building is liable tc
cause trouble and perhaps bloodshed
Yesterday a gentleman called and
asked if we had his shirt. We never
thought of the laundry in the next
building back, and as we have been
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