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

that: this new home will be ready tor
occupancy about July Is.
Mrs. H. Hurlbert and son. Dick,
arrived Monday night over the 3. 9.
r. & n. from their visit at Union, L.
Mrs. Chas. Babcock went to
jackson Saturday to visit a few days
with relatives and numerous friends.
Miss Leon Swaf ford, Of Hall, Ia,
who has been visiting with her friend,
Miss Hattie Burnell, will return to
her home this afternoon. ai Nh: !.
Mrs. E. r.. Humiston returned
Monday from the Twin Cities, where
Ishe has been visiting for two weeks
past. I .5~5>. 4 r 4@.sr ..s.
m. r. Boyd and August schvel,
of Sanborn, Ia, we're registered at
the: Worthington several days this
week. 4r. I. Iii \. 49,: -. ~
Mayor A. P. Adams, Of Luverne,
was in the city Tuesday en- route to
Prairie du Chem, Wis, to spend the
Fourth. '@@ - 49,, 49,.
If you are in need ,of pair of
shoes call at the ''Other" shoe store.
They will make prices that will sur
prise you. Co.,. ~
Roy Durfee wheeled it down
from Minneapolis, arriving here Sun
day. He left yesterday morning for
Pipestone.
IT. L. Blinds, of LeMars. was in
town Saturday, distributing adver-
Using matter for the celebration in
that city to-day. : + &..1. ~? f.
Mr.. Miller and r. B. Hall of st.
James were in town Saturday. The
former is banker and the latter a
hardware dealer.
Judge Brown and Reporter Aver
Sundayed at Luverne, returning to
Window Monday morning to close
up court matters. :
The Dewald Rustlers failed to
show up Saturday and the umpire
declared the game forfeited to the
-Worthington boys. r..
Ole Dahl died Saturday morning
after a long illness. Funeral SER
vices were held Sunday afternoon at
the Swedish church.
Frank People, Ernest Sterling,
Harry Thorn, Theodore, Palmer and
Roy Durfee rode their wheels to
Pipestone yesterday.
DIR. Edward Dolan Sundayed at
Lake Okaboji with w. W. Kane and
family, who are enjoying an outing
at.the famous resort. ss,s.a5t-s..55
Miss Winnifred Shell returned
saturday evening, from a pleasant
visit with her friend, Mrs. W. H.
Booth of Sioux Falls.
For Sale One 1O-horse engine
one Flour City hay press, a lot OF
hay stakers and hay gatherers.
45tf -. AEON FORBES.
Frank Mclean, tie newly ap-
pointed United States Marshal, was
over from Adrian Saturday. Frank
is good man for the place.
Walt Whitehead, job printer in
the Rock Rapids Review Office, passed
through town Monday on his way to
Mankato to visit few weeks.
We extend our sincere sympathy
to Chas. Ronald, of the Luverne
Herald. His mother died at bel
home in Minneapolis last week.
E. H. Mylius and wife of Adrian,
accompanied by Miss Mansel, were in
the city Saturday on their way home
after months visit in St. Paul.
Frank Dean has severed his con
nection with H. B. Tibbetts and will
! work on the farm this summer. He
! will resume his position in the fall.
Daily Mankato Review: Gen
M. t. Thomas, Of Worthington, spent
a few days in the city, as the guest O
his daughter, Mrs. Eugene Campbell
Editor Eastwood left last week
to join his family at Marshall, Mich
He will return in q couple of weeks
accompanied by his wife and child
! rem. ! Il ~ 81. - ...,.:..
1, Mr.. j. w. McC ormick, of James
vile, Mimi, who has been visiting
with her son, William, for few weeks
past, returned to her home on Satur.
day. sE.s .=:.~ gg
/ ! Judge Wemple, that big hearted