The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-28
.W0RTHINGTON ADVANCE.
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WORTHIN GTON, JUNE %.

s. - o 4uO1duS are mere.
Rooms over the ADVANCE are for
rent. d., 49,. 81. ..s,..
All roads will give excursion rates
July 4th. a., f
-Forepaugh's show is said to be a
fake this year.
Boy wanted at this Office to learn
the printers trade.
Harry Allen will soon close his
engagement with the ADVANCE
-Watermelons, peaches and ban
anas at Loveless the Grocers.
Oranges, lemons, candies and
nuts at Loveless the Grocers.
:, Boys buy your fire crackers and
fireworks at Loveless the Grocers.
., The A. o. U. w. are putting the
finishing touches on their building.
Mayor Shell was at Lemars last
week. The June races had no attrac-
ton for him. \
Mrs. Damon, Miss Mary, George
and Albert, attended services at
Round Lake Sunday.
County Supt. Mcguire is to de-
liver the 4th of July oration at Adrian
and it will be worth hearing.
Mrs. D. w. Chute is in Hamilton,
Illinois looking after her farm. She
will be absent several weeks.
Mrs. ]. G. Goodnow and daughter
of Pipestone paid their annual visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes last week.
II want you to get all the peanuts,
all the candy and all the fruit for that
girl of yours of Loveless the Grocer.
Roman candles, pin-wheels sky
rockets and nearly everything in the
fire works line at Loveless the Grocers.
Old Huntington says wine and
women improve with age. Generally
women do not care to improve that
way.
DIR. Clark and family are domi-
ciled in the rooms over Day & Nichols
The doctor has his Office in the front
rooms.
Sells Bros. circus passed through
this place on Sunday enroute for
Sioux City with three heavily loaded
trains.
Editor John King of the Adrian
Democrat called Monday morning.
He had been down to Sioux City for
> few days. NIX IL y--.a> ,.a=.
Miss Nellie Shaw of Ottawa, ILL.,,
daughter of Mr.. Forbes cousin, is
here for visit and will perhaps re-
main all summer.
Albert Damon is home from Cor
nell College, at Mount Vernon Ia,.
where he graduated with a class of
AZ. nearly at the head.
"A drinking fountain is being put
in at the east corner of the court
house square, that the pedestrians
may slack their. thirst.
Rev. E. NJ. Lumm held services
at Round Lake last Sunday. After
the regular preaching services quite
a number we're baptized.
m. E. Fish will close his barber
shop on Tuesday July 3rd from 1 to
6p. m. and on Wednesday will not
open at all after !, o'clock p. m.
Capt. Chase, Mr.. Shipman and
Mr.. Rogers, of Milford, Iowa, old
friends of Jas. Nolan, were here last
week on their way home from Council
Bluffs.
Mr.. J. Stewart, an old man, re-
ports that Kickapoo Indian Sagwa
has done more for him than any
medicine he has ever taken.-Larch-
wood Leader.
Mr.. Grimes, owner of the Worth
inqton mills, was here the first of the
week. He speaks highly OF the
Matteson Bros, who have leased the
plant for five years.
Fred Mason shipped two cars OF
new hay last Saturday. Considerable
new hay is being brought to town.
It gives little ready money at this
dull season of the year. II s@
Lawyer Cheney and his friend,
Attorney Sutherland, were at Adrian
last week, Mr.. Sutherland formed
partnership with Judge Cory, and
will practice law at that place. s.Gr.@