The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-20
Mrs. Davis was at Adrian Mon

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The "Other' store sells shoes at
half price. ~ =T i. r..
Chris Thompson was over from
Adrian Monday. IT,, .s.&s.
"A fine line of shot guns and rifles
at Evans Bros ->..'1 ~. ,~,-
Will Kennedy visited Adrian
few days this week.
Ezra Thompson has returned
from Salt Lake City. '.,
Senator James H. Kyle. of Aber-
don is in town to-day. I,
See the fine patent leather shoes
at the "Other" shoe store.
-Nettie Stoutemyer departed
for Owatonna Tuesday for a visit.
+ Hattie and Ida Nelson returned
to their home in Graham Lakes Sun
day.
Miss Bateman left for Mortified
Tuesday to spend her summer vaca-
ton.
Winnie Shell is the guest of
Mrs. w. H. Booth, of Sioux Falls this
week.
-Flossie Colvin of Adrian spent
last week with her friends, the Misses
Bulls.
j. H. Maxwell and family are
now located in their new home on
Strait avenue.
-Workmen are engaged putting in
place the new water trough op-
posite the court house.
--Elinor Hilton. who taught school
at Adrian last year was in town We'd
nesday en- route to Mapleton, Iowa.
j. M. Kelly, representing the
Sioux City Printing company, was in
town Friday. The ADVANCE received
a call.
Misses Lillian and Nellie Plots,
Hattie and Ida Nelson, Phil Plots
and Jerry Blackburn drove to Adrian
Saturday.
Richie Maxwell went to St. Peter
Tuesday where she will visit with the
Adam Ager family, Miss Drake and
other friends.
Sheriff Thorn and Deputy c. W.
w. Dow are at Spirit Lake attending
the annual meeting Of the Interstate
Sheriff's Association.
j. H. GRAF was over from Lu-
verne Sa turday en- route to Round
Lake where crowd Of people from
his town are in camp.
Jerry Blackburn has severed his
connection with the Geiger lunch
room. Jerry is good boy and will
not be out of employment long.
[ For sale-Steam thresher nearly
new and in first class condition, on
terms to suit purchaser.
45tf Cross DARLING.
Frank Geiger has a new buggy,
and with his PAGER, may be seen most
any afternoon, spinning about the
town-that is when be doesn't have
to work.
Mrs. F. F. Cross and children
will leave Saturday tor visit with
| friends in Lexington, Neb. They
expect to be absent about six weeks.
Mr.. Mcintyre left last week for
his home in Illinois. His daughter,
Mrs. Douglas, accompanied him and
will remain several weeks visiting.
Ped Blaisdell of Luverne, Sun
dayed in Worthington, basking in
the sunshine and enjoying the cool
and refreshing breezes from the ia
nous Okabenas.
Rev. J. w. Klipper, of Hull, was
in town Monday. This gentleman
has been a member of the Mankato
NJ. E.. conference for % years, but
had never stopped in Worthington
before.
The Alumni Association which
was to have met yesterday postponed
its meeting on account of the rain.
A meeting will be held tomorrow al
ternoon at 4 o'clock. All are earn
estly desired to be present at this
meeting as matters of Importance are
to be transacted.
The 'gent from Covington" did.
not refer to the ''would- leaders"
last week, for "prudential reasons, no
doubt, but he did say that the ''court
house still stands" How remarkable!
If the court house can stand breath
from the ''herald" Office its stability
is we'll established.
-Mesdames Ray and John Humis-
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