The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-13
= IF. F.. Gross commenced work
Monday on his new residence, on 9Th

F. f. Cross commenced work
Monday on his new residence, on 9th
avenue. .. 49,. %5..i.$
Mrs. Mary E. Palmer of Glas-
co, Kas., arrived here Thursday on a
visit to her sons. - r. 14ss 215
| Adam. Ager came down from St.
Peter to attend the graduating exer-
cises Friday night.
Miss Isabel Shanks Of Seward,
was down to attend the graduating
exercises Friday night. ID.
Mr. Garrick Green returned Sum
day from Baraboo, Wis, where he
has been for the past three months.
st. James and Madelia delega-
lions will arrive on the 800 train to-
day.. They will bring two drum
corps.
The department commander, ST.
vice commander and past dept. COM
mander will arrive on the 800 train
today.
NO preventing Providence, the
Spafford and Worthington ball teams
will cross bats this afternoon at the
home grounds.
Heron Lake will celebrate July
4, Some good speakers will be pres
ent and pleasant time for all who
attend is assured.
Miss Eta McFarlan, of Adrian,
was in the city several days this week
the guest of Mary Kennedy and her
other young friends.
Mr.. Griffin left Wednesday for
Boulder, COL, to be absent all sum-
mer. He has good position. His
family will remain here.
-Neighbor Damon was fishing last
Saturday. He got fine one on his
hook, but it got away. He thinks it
would weigh about thirty pounds.
j. J. Parsons, attorney at law, has
card in this paper. Mr.. Parsons
has secured rooms over the State
bank and is ready for professional
calls.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are furnishing excellent meals
at low price-only 80 cents-in the
Wilson building next to J. D. Hum
iston's.
Frank Lyon says his crops are
looking fine, especially the small
grain. Corn is not so good on &C
count of the cool weather and hard
winds.
Tue Art, Musical and Literature
society were entertained at the par
lors of the Lake View house by a
photograph one evening the first of
the week.
John Knox, son of Jackson's
famous lawyer, T. j. Knox, was
Worthington visitor Friday last. He
came over to witness the graduating
exercises.
/ Uncle r. E. Humiston "holds the
reins" over fine pair of sorrel colts,
that give promise of developing into
one of the handsomest- driving teams
in the country.
The alumni of the Worthington
High School will meet at o'clock
this afternoon at the High School
building for the purpose of organic
ing an association.
The Okabena Guards established
their fort this a. m. for the protection
of the local hen roosts. It is said the
old soldier is as fond of chicken as
Methodist preacher is.
Attorney Rohrer, one of Worth
ington's leading lawyers, was pas
senger east last Saturday, on his way
home from Luverne where he had
been on legal business.-Ellsworth
News. ,..
The game of base ball between
Spafford and Worthington did not
take place as announced for last Fri
day, owing to the non-appearance of
the Spafford team. Worthington
still stands 1000 in the league.
Edward C. Detuncq, represent
ing the Minneapolis Tribune, is max
ing the camp grounds and the AD-
VANCE office headquarters while in
the city. Mr.. D. is on old G.. A. r.
man, and edits the Grand Army de-
partment of the Tribune.