The Worthington advance., 1896-08-27

anywhere is to buy a draft at Bank
Of Worthington. l'S
Conductor Gurlief and wife, of
Sioux Falls, spent Sunday with L..
E. Wicklund's people.
O. G. Stauett, one OF the enterpris-
ing business men of Sheldon, Iowa,
was in our village yesterday.
Mrs. Gibson left last Friday for
Omaha, Neb., where she will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Shepard.
Grain is coming in pretty lively.
The Swedish Elevator took in grain
last Saturday to the amount of $500.
Leon McKeever and Rod Hecox
left for Mankato and Madelia yester-
day to take in the bicycle tourna-
ment.
Miss Mamie Humiston returned
from Minneapolis Tuesday where she
has been attending the summer
school.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
have been holding convention at
that church here Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Will Cleveland returned from his
visit Thursday and is again attend
ing to his duties at the. Mobiles
County Bank.
Alvin Chestnut, after spending a
week with his friends here, left fo1
Spirit Lake Tuesday to take in the
doings next Friday.
Mr.. Will Mann came down from
Minneapolis Monday on his wheel tc
spend few weeks with Mr. and Mrs,
S. j. Wyckoff and family.
Albert Matwig returned from his
visit to LeMars on Friday last, and
halls many that are glad to find him
at his post in S. A. Hildreth's barber
shop.
Lightning struck tree last Mon
day morning standing within one rod
of the honse occupied by Joe Fronk
splintering the tree and tearing up
ground around it.
Joseph Furstenberg and son from
Adair county, Iowa, unloaded two
threshing outfits here this week and
are going into the shelling out OF
the golden kernels of grain.
Olof Degn and Miss Katie Nc
Manus made "a trip to Little Rock
Sunday. Miss Nellie McManus re-
turned with them to make her sister,
Mrs. Mark Marden, a visit.
Mrs. W. Madison gave a party to
few of her friends last Saturday
evening, it being the 24th anniver:
sary of her birthday. Those honor
ed to be present report good time.
Samples for fall suitings of all des
criptions just arrived at H. Fl. Ny
runs. Sure to find anything you
want and an expert tailor to make up
your clothes at the very lowest fig
ures.
Richard Sprague, of Heron Lake,
who has been visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. EIildreth, and
his many friends and schoolmates,
the past week, returned home last
For disorderly conduct last Mon
day, David Forester was locked up
over night, and on Tuesday morning
he was brought before Judge Cory
and taxed $3.50 as a warning to be
better in the future.
An ADVANCE reporter is the author
ity for the prediction that at least
half hundred applications for nat
Utilization papers will be mode be-
tween now and the 3rd of November,
and we suggest that during the cam
paign, all such papers would be is
sued free of charge by Clerk of Court
and fixed hours and dates set when
they could get them in less than two
hours time and cost for same be. taken
out of the campaign fund and thus
make it an object to swell the num-
Der of voters to the top notch.
Speaking of the Mankato CONNER
,ial College, the Morning News says:
beautiful pen pictures and oil paint
ngs adorn the walls everywhere, and |
IN the whole, the rooms looked so
INVITING that had it not been for the
act that business takes up all our
lime, and that our daily bread de-
,ends upon our working six days of