The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-07-04

leave. u. j. owns q hne farm IN ELK
township and a residence in Clary
addition. While he would dispose Of
the latter, money would not buy his
farm-at least no small amount.
Mobiles county lands are going
up ct rapid rate. You can save
money and make money by invest
ing now, before the fall rush.
Hedberg & Clausen, largest and
oldest and Office in the county,
can give you just what you want.
The parties who helped themsel-
yes to the grain at my granary on the
night of the 22nd of June, are known
and will save money by settling for
the grain at once. I shah charge
you only market price.
G 47w2-pd ~ JACOB S1LENE.
j. N. Conray, of Ida Grove, Ia,
was a pleasant caller at the ADVANCE
office Monday. He owns farm in
Lorian township on section 81 and
has great faith in the future of Mobiles
county. Mr.. Conray is very pleas
ant gentleman and is apparently the
kind Of a man we gladly welcome,
Thlesher engines for sale at a
bargain. I have here on hand in
perfect order as good as new, two IA
horse traction engines. one J. I. Case
and one Russell & Co. I will take in
exchange as part payment four work
horses. Call. on or address
# MARX GRAVES,
47w2 Adrian, MINI.
Miss Marian Crandall, at one
time in the Mobiles County Bank. but
now stenographer in a large insur-
ance Office in Chicago, visited with
her brother James a couple of days
last week. She has been visiting in
Omaha and was on her way home.
Little Laura Crandall accompanied
her.
4 Olaf johnson, an old Swedish
settler of jackson, has been the guest
of G. O. Peterson for few days. He
returned via. Lakefeld Monday
morning with M. E. Lawton. Mr..
johnson was looking over this part
of the country with a view to locat-
ing here, being butcher and stock
buyer.
Frank People, F. F. Cross and
Henry Blume returned from Sioux
Falls Friday afternoon, where they
attended the bicycle meet. Frank
People took third place in the novice
race and secured fine cyclometer.
-Hesalso came in seventh in the FIVE
mile handicap in which about thirty
were entered.
Last November James Durfee
lost valuable Knights Templar
charm, and had long ago given up
all hopes of finding it. Last Mon
day James Nolan's little girl was
playing around the Omaha tracks
and found the charm and returned it
to it's owner. Although Brace is
knocked out of sale, we are glad to
known that James possesses his
charm again.
The Alumni Association held a
meeting last Saturday and perfected
the organization. A constitution and
y-laws were adopted and other bus
mess of Importance transacted. The
following officers we're elected for the
ensuing year: Pres Will Kennedy,
vice pres. Julia Hyland, sec. Arthur
Rose, treas. Mamie Humiston, histor-
ian Jennie Convey, orator Herbert
Ager, poet Carrie Allen, POSTMASTER
George Foster Moore.
The third annual Spirit Lake
Chautauqua will be held at Spirit
Lake from July 10th to the 25th
Many eminent persons will be pres,
ent, among others, Rev. T. Dewitt
Talmage, Gen. John B. Gordon,
Bishop Chas. H. Fowler, Rev. Sam
P. Jones, Remenyi, the prince of vio-
linists, Hon. j. T. Dolliver, Prof. r.
L. Cumnock, Fred Emmerson Brooks,
J. S. Burdette, also the famous Har-
ward Male quartette. A large num-
Der Of Worthington people expect to
attend.
Notice is given that an organiza-
ton and incorporation of the Swedish
M. E. society to take place July 10TH
at $50 p. m. at Lewis hall, where
this society have heretofore held their