The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-20
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Rem Mccartney drove to Adrian
Monday. +" '.',S Ia ..t..05> y &,% #
Fine SIS shoes for 50 at the
"Other" shoe store. ~. II
y. H. Maxwell is moving into his
house in Cleary addition. ~
Surveyor Smith did some work at
Slayton the first of the week. (
IL. R. Washer made a trip to
Sioux City the first of the week.
Fifty "watchmen" watched a
dog fight one evening last week.
DIR. Thompson, of Adrian, was in
town Monday to meet his mother.
The freboys will take a big
crowd with them to Pipestone July
4th.
The B. G. r. g. N. trains now
leave at $50 a. M, returning at 1855
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. O'Connor
Sundayed at the John Heavy home
in Fulda.
The steel range people struck
town this morning. They work
among the farmers.
Sections, knives, guards, guard
plates for all kinds of mowers and
harvesters, at Evans Bros. 45tf
Fred Humiston is attending the
Republican league meeting at Gin
cinnatti. He is expected home next
week.
ID. V. Palmer, of Lake Park, was
at Omaha and captured the cham
pionship belt at the shooting tourna-
ment.
Mrs. Hurlbert and son, Dick, left
yesterday for a visit with relatives at
Union, Iowa. They will be absent a
week or ten days.
jackson is agitatiug the question
of electric lights. This shows a
progressive spirit. Jackson is also
erecting fine school building.
For Sale-One 1O-horse engine,
one Flour City hay press, lot of
hay stakers and hay gatherers,
45tf AEON FORBES.
Lulu People, who has just closed
a successful years work in the Blue
Earth City's public schools, has been
in the city this week guest at the S
F. People home.
Mrs. O'Connor, the milliner, has
new advertisement in this issue
It contains an interesting announce
ment for the ladies' rs per cent. of
on all trimmed goods. &Gu
Quite a number of Worthington
ians will go to the encampment a
LIE Mars to-day. Henri Watterso1
will speak there tomorrow, deliver
ing his famous lecture on Abraham
Lincoln.
EVANS BROS. will sell you :
better STEEL RANGE than the St
Louis folks now canvassing tn
county at from $40 to $50 less thar
they ask you for same size. 45tf
w. H. Ryan of Pipestone passed
through Worthington yesterday OF
his way home from Mankato. MI
Ryan is under Indictment for sending
obscene literature through the mails
he succeeded in getting bonds ane
was released Monday. His trial viii
occur in September.
Miss Myrtle Kreidler, who ha
filled the position of head trimmer il
Mrs. O'Connor's millinery store TO
the past two months, will leave TO
her home in Minneapolis, next Mon
day. Miss Kreidler has made man,
friends during her stay in. Worthing
ton who regret to see her go. "
| Prof. E. F. Harrington, graduate
of the Chicago Ophthalmic College
and Hospital, will visit Worthingtor
Saturday, June %, one day only. HI
is highly recommended by physcian'
and patrons. Anybody troubled
with poor vision, pain in the eyes
headache, &c. had better consult hin
at once
We extend thanks to Captain
Burnell for the following special from
Hull, Iowa, regarding some people
we'll known by many Worthingto1