The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-07-18
THE WORTElNGToN ADVANCE.

Geo. Weidman has been appoin-
ted guardian Of Martin Smith, ir1 .
sane. VI N, d .s ..4555 y.
The "Other Shoe Store" carries up
to-date shoes and sells at the low
est prices. .#i
Mrs. Beardsley, Of Georgia, y
here visiting her sisters, Mrs. Shell
and Garlick. IA II
j. Ira Sharp has bought the, W..
of the ne4 of section II, Elk; price
$500 per acre. ~
Guess Rass Church is going to-
get married; he has lately bought g
new ''house." ~, -
Ray Humiston has a new ad. in
this issue. He tells something that
interests all. ."
j. D. Humiston has been paying
out about $500 a week for freight
during the past month.
Judge Wilson went to Heron
Lake Tuesday to try number OF
cases before Judge Brown.
John and Will Baltiff and Clyde
Hitchcock will start Sept. LIST for an
overland trip to California,
Drink the famous Hotel Richie
lieau coffee made by the. MADAM"
at the Depot Lunch Counter.
-Profs. Koehler of Mankato and
A. F. Schmidt of Jackson We're
among the ADVANCE callers Tuesday.
Clarence Afford, whose maiden
name was Dago, was at St. Paul last
week. He will go up again in a few
weeks.
Mrs. Martha Mott, of Heron
Lake, mother of Mrs. L. B. Bennett,
of this city, has been granted a wild
owls pension.
-Lost-A pair of steel-framed
spectacles between Worthington
and the Severance farm. Finder will
please leave same at this Office.
Harry Crawford orders his AD-
VANCE sent to 626, Topeka ave., To-
peka, Kan, where he is now located.
He sends regards to all Worthington
friends. VIZ
Miss Phila Hall, one of Mobiles
county's best teachers started for
Vermont on a visit Tuesday. She
will teach in the Kinbrae school the
coming year.
L. S. Pilney, representing the
Burlington Vinegar Works, was here
Monday. Mr.. P. is an old time friend
of Frank Geiger, of the famous Depot
Lunch Counter. - @.-. ~ "a 4:
Money to loan on Mobiles
county farm lands, and Worthing-
ton village property, at Z per cent
interest per annum.
HEDBERG & CLAUsEN.
Jacob Hardez a former resident
of this place, but now of Morris, ILL.,,
sends subscription for the ADVANCE.
Mr.. H. wishes to keep track of his
old time friends.
EVANS BROS. will sell you a
better STEEL RANGE than the St.
Louis folks now canvassing the
county at from $40 to $40 less than
they ask you for same size. 45tf
Hon. August Peterson, ex-regis-
ter of the land Office, is now located
at Albart Lea, and engaged in the
real estate business. He sends his
best regards to Worthington friends.
There's piece of barley over on
Peter Klaus farm that will 60 at least
ten gallons to the acre. Mr.. Klaus is
one of the best farmers in this coun-
try and seldom fails to bring out the
best results.
Judge Brown is holding court at
Heron Lake this week in chambers.
The Judge and Reporter Aver passed
through here Tuesday on their way
to the lake.
Spirit Lake Daily Beacon: Mr..
Shattuck Of Worthington arrived at
the Chautauqua grounds Saturday
morning, and brought with him
a beautiful new row boat, named
'sLida Shattuck."
Miss Caldwell has SO many
pupils at Window that it will be i'm
possible for her to visit Worthington
in the future. Her many friends here
keenly regret her inability to include