The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-08-15

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this issue. nj s Al 'sstt:s' q go
Read G.. !, ,H;a BabsDeR q. I i al
thls paper x3FsvSs3a' vs. &:
& Oliver & Madison furnished meat
~ 4, 7; !, /. d ssatsj4Ss ht.'s s'' E
lor me circus 'li' !; /.
Croquet is becoming quite ia fad1
in " orthingtou. h "a" . rt ' =.
Miss Maggie ! P.E'sindab1l!s Vas VI over,
from Adrian Tuesday. u. s---- 4.
Several foot ball, i. bed
organized here this fall. H
John Peterson's house has re3'||
ceived a new coat Of phiafs \
&. Sheriff G. A. Wdod, .spf Heron
Lake was in town Iuesda5
\ There was scrap in tdwi last
Saturday night. A short; one.
Attorney o. W. Frseisan wash
over from Adrian Wednesday. |!
- large crowd attended t III b, gapeeaae9
at G. A. R. hall, Tuesday, night; !. /. !.
Sanford Peters Of r. Ru IS ~ n 2,
took in the circus here ,Tnasday dyrt5e-:
! !; Il, Eastwood is vishhag:at Sioux
Falls and Ellsworth fora few days,
D Sam and Richard Sprague+ spent:
Sunday in Sibley with theif.m6thef: :
Ernest Sterling sold ,hisvc.dleg,
'sPete" last week to Henry Twitchef'
4: Merle Hurlbert, Robert and J 81
Free, spent Saturday at Spirit Lake.
A threshing outfit from snlinoiiss''
was unloaded at the depot Waapes,,
day. w." ~... e. ., ..-~.~.-. =; E.
-Efie Wolven returned Monday
from an extended visit with friends
III Illinois. ~ 49,. ,,,F 81
. Mrs. Henry Hubbard, Of Pecatoni'
ca, ILL.,, is visiting with her SON., ":
III. lI;bbard. ~ rrv,,tr
The summer school closed last
Saturday after very successful term tern
of four weeks. II ~ ,ar 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow are spehd:
ing the week at the farm looking
after the crops. %..- a.,,. j.. -
. MIR. John E.. Farragher and
Miss Cora Pushee were over FROM
Adrian Tuesday. @.. :
: The Mobiles county fair this fall,
promises to be one of the most sue
cessful yet held. 49,. ~ y !
Jim Kennedy is rapidly improv-
ing in health and will be able to be.
out in fewdays. "A $.f NJ. d. :=ssss :sss55.
Prof. Porter has returned from
LeSuer, where he has been conduct
ing the summer school. ~ ' s.:s
Mrs Bulls returned last week
from Sibley where she has been vis-
iting for several weeks, >i%'' Y Y a.a
The Other Shoe Store has the
largest stock of shoes in Worthing-
ton. Call and see them. ~ ~.
Mrs. Booth and children of Sioux
Falls are visiting at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Shell this week. ,st
Its no worse to paw rs cents and
70 to circus than it is to pay moth
ing and look at the parade. " s. :.
Talk about shoes! Drop into
the Other Shoe Store. There's
where you get your money back.
ID. D. Tiffany, Of Salem, S.. D.,
editor of the Pioneer Register, was
caller at this Office Wednesday. =
S.. The Presbyterian church ladies
ran an ice crgam stand by Newton &
Chaney's hay shed during the cir
Gus. a., f., y -, stsg XII
Albert Zollmar and George Ko-
lasky of Adrian, attended the circus.
They returned home yesterday morn
ing. -. ~. - i,,ss.. 4 81
Ned ,Stonesifer has returned
from his old home in Maryland,
where he has been for the past two
years. s,~- M% ~
1. : If you want shoes get them at
shoe store. The Other Shoe Store
has the largest stock in town, all
styles and grades:
Frank Hansberger has moved
his barn from Second Ave. and Thir-
tenth street to his residence across
the Burlington track. 5sS :5
The Misses Edith and Grace
Eby and Anna Evenson Of Iona, Wis
tied with friends and relatives in
Worthington over Sunday.
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