The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-11-14
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T Phil. Glasgow was in Mankato
Tuesday. IS, c@s.s a,,:&
\ Dick Conner is on the sick list
this week. h. 1. .., ( (. " .SSs4
|" Over 900 electric lights have al
ready been sold. 5+s><
I WIN. E. Deyoe was over to Rush
more on Tuesday. ~ r. .'
4 + Rev. S. Anderson returned to
fSherburn yesterday. ..' !" =
: Will Clippenger went to Rush
more on his wheel Monday.
z Don't fail to read c. 81. Babcock's
change of I'D. in this paper. .'.>',
\ DIR. G aham, the specialist, was
Eat the Worthington yesterday.
p: H. N. Douglass has added new
dump for his grain at his elevator.
T" Mrs. Frank Glasgow and son,
Johnnie, went up t. Mankato Mon
|day. 49,.
7 w. E. Mayer, representing the
Sheldon Steam Laundry, was in town
Tuesday.
Z The Chautauqua Circle will
meet Monday, Nov. 19. at Mrs. F.
C. Stitser's.
If you want cheap Minnesota
land, call and see Harry S. Hobson
the land man.. l4tf
I. Mir. N. P. Rose. an old settler of
Mobiles county, visited friends here
part of the week.
Mr.. Thompson, printer on the
Ocheydan Press, was caller at this
Office Wednesday.
There will be services held in St.
Johns Episcopal church Friday ev-
ening at 7:30 o'clock.
Harry S. Hobson has lands to
sell at from So to SIS per acre on easy
terms. Call and see him. 14tf
You can purchase good lands at
from So to SIS per acre of Harry S.
Hobson, over City Meat Market. l4tf
Miss Katie Schimelfering of Bat
avia, ILL.,, has been visiting with the
family of Harry S. Hobson for a week
past.
H. B. Parker, representing the
Mcclellan Paper Co., of Minnea-
polls was doing business in town
yesterday.
Mr.. Len Dodge is here visiting
his cousin, Mrs. Harry S. Hobson and
his uncle and family, MI. j. N. Dodge
of Roun nd Lake.
Attorney S. C. Rea of Luverne
was in town yesterday. Mr.. Rea was
once a resident of Wo-thington and
has many friends here.
Graf and Clyde Hitchcock walk
ed over from R"shmore Tuesday
night having completed their work
there. They report walking good.
The we'll drillers have been max
ing more Roadway the past week than
usual and are now down about 425 It.
They are now working in soft clay.
Baptist preaching services next
Sunday at the usual hours in G. A.
R. hall. In the evening the subject
will be, "Mary, the mother Of Jesus. "
Mission Babcock, sister of G.
H., came up from Estherville Tues
day night and visited with her broth
er until yesterday when she left fer
Window.
The Crysanthe,num show at 6.
A. r. hall last Friday and Saturday
was we'll worth seeing. The plants
we're very beautiful and were witness
ed by a large crowd,
e. j. Fox of St. Paul has accept
ed position in G. H. Babcobk's drug
store. Mr.. Fox is registered phar-
mist and comes to our city we'll rec
omended as an upright business man i.
The machinery for the creamery
is expected to arrive this week and
will be put in at once. The building
is now being painted by Will Clip
penger and pres. nts a neat appear
ance. ~r- r. 80 $50
While unloading grain at the
elevator, belonging tc Harl Douglass,
a horse belonging to man by the
name of Chrysle was instantly
killed by falling backwards on the
dump lever, it running clear through
Tho horse. b.,