The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-07-11

ad. this week. We invite all buyers
to carefully read what he has to say.
John Anderson of Sheldon, Iowa,
was caller Tuesday. He will move
to Mobiles county if he can find a
farm that suits him. ~
hay season is here and if
you want hay tools read what J. D.
Humiston has to say in his ad. on the
eight page of this paper.
III. T. Wasmund, who resides 8
miles west of town, was caller yes
terday. He says crops in his neigh
borhood never looked more promis-
ing.
Burr Ludlow came over from
Rushmore Tuesday. He left We'd
nesday morning with his folks for
Spirit Lake to be absent about a
week.
Dick Torrance and We're Hurl-
bert claim to be the champion oys-
ter eaters of the World" No ques-
ton about that if they can secure the
oysters.
Mrs. Bert Mead of Luverne was
in the city Wednesday en- route to
Rochester to receive medical treat
ment. Myrtle Kniss of the same city
accompanied her.
i" will Wells of the Alton Demo
'crat was pleasant caller Saturday.
Will is fine fellow and it is equal to
a dose of Ayers Sarsaparilla to talk
with him a few hours.
&C. P. Woodland Of LeMars was
in town Monday. He is real estate
man and you should have seen the
smile that appeared on his face when
asked regarding the crops.
Miss Josie Emerson, who until
recently was with the Fowler Theater
company, was in the city Monde y
and Tuesday, visiting with friends.
She went from here to her home in
Hawarden.
j. F. Harrington of Mankato was
in town Sunday en- route to Mitchell
S. D. Mr.. H. does considerable tray
cling and he says the crops of South
western Minnesota can not be ex-
celled anywhere.
Arthur Lucus Of Adrian was in
town Monday. He has been on a
visit to Primghar, Iowa, and came
back this way in order to spend the
day with F. G. Brace. Both of these
gentlemen are jewelers..
!. Hiram G. Wheeler, Of Odebolt
Iowa, was in the city Friday.sThe
ex-candidate for governor says that
he finds crops very fine here, and al
though corn is good, it does not com.
pare with corn down in Sac county
The Fourth Regiment band l. n
G., of Sioux City, passed through the
city Tuesday en- route to Waseca tc
fill two weeks engagement there
They carry % pieces and have fol
their leader Prof. M. E. Reid.
"A couple of young heart smash
ers from Window were in town Sun
day. The teachers in the kindergar-
ten schools are complaining, as they
do not approve of their pupils enter
ing into matrimonial negotiations fo1
while yet, any way.
-Rushmore Gazette: Mrs. W. H
Buchan of Worthington who has been
visiting for the past week at G. T
Bulick's country home, was in town
on Tuesday. The WORTH ngton
Hay Co. has crew at work, north OF
town, making and shipping hay.
Mrs. H. w. Fuqua and her two
sons, Frank and Bert, departed yes
terday for Humanville, Missouri,
where Henry and Edward Fuqua re-
side. They make the trip in search
of health and we hope they will find
it, and return to Worthington soon.
Adrian Guardian: Druggist Geo
Curtiss and his accomplished little
wife are comfortably settled in the
A[ansel residence on Third avenue
north, and are "'at home to theil
friends The Guardian is pleased to
welcome this excellent young couple
to our city.
---Ren Mccartney and Will Hum
iston drove to Luverne Saturday
night and while there Mr.. Humlston
disposed of ibis black team to MIR.