The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-06-13

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Miss Julia Kennedy left Monday
for her home in Eastern Iowa. She
stopped few days at Sibley to- pay
visit to her sister. ~ -
Rev. John Holstron, pastor Of
the Swedish Baptist church south
west of town, went to Lincoln, Mimi,
yesterday to attend conference.
w. A. Mosher and family of
Round Lake, pitched their tent at
Camp .Okabena this morning and
will remain through the encampment.
Miss Martin left for St. Paul
Tuesday where she will be joined by
her sister and after a few days visit
in that city will return to her home
in Mortified.
Miss Lille Gaarder left for her
home in Lacrosse Saturday night.
Miss Lille is one of our best teachers
and will receive a hearty welcome
upon her return in the fall.
Past Com. S. r. Van SAINT in
formed US that this was his first trip
to Worthington and he was highly
pleased with Worthington, her citi-
zens and her beautiful environments.
Rev. J.. L. Walters, field secre-
tary of the Swedish Baptist publish
ing company, of Minneapolis,
preached at the Swedish Baptist
church seven miles southeast of town.
F. G. Stitser of this place and
Miss Schmidt of Waverly, Iowa, were
married at the brides home Tuesday.
They are expected home tomorrow.
They will reside at their place on the
corner of 18th avenue and 18th street.
-Zina Cheney, of Worthington, a
graduate of the Madelia public
schools, of the class of '89, was here
Wednesday night to attend the an
nual meeting and banquet of the
alumni Observation-Disclosures Mes
senger.
SEN Vice-Com. j. J. McCardy told
an ADVANCE representative that he
was more than pleased with the
hearty reception he had received
from the boys and trusted that ev-
erything would pass off pleasantly.
The running team is making
some fast time nowadays, and there
is no doubt hut what they will win.
the cart this year. They made run
last night Of 200 yards and coupling
in 30s seconds, They practice every
afternoon at S o'clock. 10 cents ad-
mission.
Henry Hudson, &C. Pettis and
family, Mr.. Ellison, Geo. Foster, j.
Crandall, j. w. Sprague, R. J.
Thompson and family and G. G.. Null
len, of Madelia, arrived Wednesday
afternoon and will be located ION the
old camp grounds" until Saturday
morning.
This office has received numer-
Gus and pleasant calls from Mr.. Nc
Intyre, who is on visit to his
daughter, Mrs. H. Douglas. Mr..
Ms home is in LaSalle Co. ILL.,, and
has had much experience in erecting
public buildings. He says our court
house is a structure any county might
we'll feel proud of.
The city is nicely decorated and
fully shows that all of our citizens
are thoroughly interested in the sue
cess of the encampment. The AD-.
VANCE would like to give every deco
rated house in the city an especial
mention, but time will not permit to-
day.
Miss Maud Graves, the county
superintendent, made pleasant call
at the ADVANCE Office Monday. Miss
Graves is attending to the duties of
her office in a highly satisfactorily
manner. She expressed her pleasure
at being assigned such pleasant
quarters in the new court house.
"A banquet was given to the mem
bers of the graduating class at the
residence of Mr.. Lewis last Saturday
evening, by the junior class. !, Those
present were the five graduates, 8 of
the 10 juniors, Prof. Porter, Mr..
Kiehl, Miss Shell, Lee Shell and Mr..
Knox of Jackson. A very pleasant
time was reported. /
The ADVANCE reporter nearly lost,