The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-11-14
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The'bicyclerine We all admire, 7 II M
Her boomers, her cap and her medals,
As we fondly gaze At the speeding tire \
And tho power that moves the pedals.

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/. FranA Durfse sundayed in Wor-
Ellington. " s5 NJ
A. 3. Bothell Of Sanborn, Iowa,
was in the city Friday. ::s, Z, :.
Mics Winnie Shell returned
Tuesday from st. Paul. Il
Nj. Marseills Corn Shelters, best in
the world, at Evans Bros. Z. 1
MIS- -Hur] Free is suffering from
blood poisoning in the arm.
Maurice Maxwell was a south
bound passenger Tuesday. !
-Jud. Aatteson rode over to Mag
nolia on his wheel Sunday. '~.-'>
John Mackay is building barn
on his lots in Clary addition. -
Ed. Rorem, real estate man of
Paullina, lag wasi town Tuesday.
=,ys Alma Afford, who has been sick
with typhoid fever, is slowly improv-
ing. c:;@ s - >,>.'< =.
Il Miss Nellie Kerr of Rushnore
visited in town the latter part of last
/ week. ~ 49, -.
- --There will be Il donation at the
residence of Rev. Putnam tomorrow
, night. :
Mr.. Hildreth who has been quite
sick for some time is able to be around
! again.
+. ALDER, Damon ent to St. Paul
Tuesday where he has accepted a
situation.
Bob Smith has severed his con.
nection with M. Hammond's hard
ware store.
Fred Mohl, the 1ustling real es-
tate dealer of Adrian was in town
Monday.
Merle Hurlbert went to Brew
ster and back Friday-one more
credit mark.
MIR. Putnam of Luverne, son of
Rev. Putnam of this place, was in
town Saturday.
= -"Ole" Wolven returned Monday
from an extended visit with friends
= sdown the road"
Mrs. Crane 10 urned the latter
part of last week from an extended
visit to the twin cities. - :
Andy Mcdowell of the Edgerton
Enterprise paid his many friends in
!. this places visit Monday. $s .=
Five prairie schooners passed
through here tuesday on their way
from Kinbfae to Missouri.
Bob McCune was down from
Kinbrae the latter part of last week.
He returned home Monday.
4: ---Jertsen & Anderson, the S. NJ.
Gazateer rustlers, were in the city
the latter part of last week.
Miss Anna. Dean has secured
the right to sell the rubber goods,
f6rmerly sold by Mrs. Bulls. lw
. Fred Moll left yesterday for
I Marshall, Mimi, where he has de-
cepted a position in Salisbury's drug
store.
/. I Henry APPEL was quite severely
bitten by a hog last Monday while
putting some in car at the stock
yards. :.
r. DO not forget that J:<W. Bangs,
the photographer over the ADVANCE
Office, does good work at lowest
prices. rs -.
Mr.. S. A. Harding returned the lat
ter part of last week from Iowa. where
he was called to the deathbed of his
mother, 49,
B. Miss Eunice Firth who is con-
Quoting the branch millinery store
for Mrs. Post at Lake Park, spent
Sunday at home. 49,.
Gal Bellies, an employee of the
B Adrian cigar factory, was in town be-
tween trains Tuesday on his way to
Prairie Junction. ss.. \ & i -
The Austin family have sold
their place in. Clary Addition to Mr..
A. S. Mitchell and are going over
land to Missouri. ~.
Paul Kniss of Luverne was in
town short time last Friday. He
came over to help his sister change
cars on her way north. :. 49,.
Examine j. D.. Humiston's line
a of wind mills nI,mna feed prinOers