The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-09-24
Gao. Palm visited Kinbrae Satur-

Gay.
A. Mathwig left for LeMars Mon
day.
Don't fail to hear the Boston Com
edy Company.
Chas. Parkhurst of Sibley was here
the last day of the fair.
Fast Driving will be the topic at the
N. E. Church Sunday evening.
Peter Klaus Sorghum mill has com.
menced grinding out molasses.
A. Mathwig contemplates opening
barber shop here in the near future.
The Hog Cholera is still prevalent
throughout the country, with disast-
| rous effects.
Walter Scott was released from a
IS days sentence for theft of lines aud
sacks in Seward.
Alex. Hollsy and wife, OF St. James
! are visiting their relatives, Gilbert
| Anderson and family.
| +. L. Pool, Claim agent of the On
aha and St. Paul road was in the city
. few hours Monday.
s. Kiudlund made 4 business trip
into Lismore township last Monday.
aud returned Tuesday.
V. V. Gillet returned to his home
Ut Wells MINI. Monday; his brother
now being able to be around.
James Kennedy, who has bsen At
tending business college in Chicago
returned home Monday noon.
Mrs. Clarence Lamb, sister of
Mrs. Ira Mishler, died at Hudson, $.
D., Monday, of typhoid fever.
Miss Kathleen McMauus has re-
turned to Warrington after visit
with her parents near Bigelow.
The Bryan and Lind Club will hold
a business meeting at the Office of G.
w. Hildreth, Saturday night at 7:8O.
VIM. Munroe of Hammond passed
through here Monday to Luverne to
attend suit of the Plano Harvesting
Company.
You can learnat the Babcock Drug
Store the conditions of sale OF seats
to the Boston Comedy Co.'S enter
tainments.
W. E. Stoutemyer went to Sioux
Falls on the afternoon train Monday
to assist in looking after the exhibit
| from this county,
The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold Feet social in the q. A.
R. Hall Friday evening Oct. End.
Everybody invited.
T. A. Crever and H. J. Ludlow
went over to Sioux Falls Monday to
enter and place the Nobles county
display on exhibition.
The boys and girls Mission Band of
BUSY Bees" will meet with Mrs. Day.
ton on Saturday p. m at 3 o'clock.
Topic, japan. A full attendance is
desired. 49,: 49,.
Misses Mamie Kennedy and 'Kath:
ieen McManus accompanied by Mr..
Creighton, of st. Paul. drove to
Adrian to hear Mr.. Towne, Tuesday
evening.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a chicken pie supper on next
Tuesday evening Sept. 18th. The
place is not decided but will be an
nounced from several pulpits on
Sunday.
A. B. Allen travelling sale and sale
solicitor of the N. r. r. r. Co. will
be in Worthihgton to-day at the Wcr-
Ellington House and would like to in
terview people who desire to invest
in Central MINI. farm lands.
Hon. F. W. Cutcheon, Hon. Albert
Shelter, Judge LELAND, Hon. Anton
Shaefer. and John Woolstencroft,
Esq, will speak at the Wigwam here
Saturday night this week, on the
Sound Money question. Mr.. Shelter
will speak in the German language,
and Mr.. LELAND in Scandinavian.
A three months course in bookkeep
ing and shorthand free. Free car
fare. Positions for ninety per cent of
graduates. The largest and best
equipped business school in the
northwest. Responsibility and high
character vouched for by every bank
in Lac Crosse. Address Wisconsin bus
mess University, Lacrosse, Wis. 6-3
A number of persons have express
ed desire to take upthe E. L. Read
ing Course during the winter, and
therefore meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. H. J. BLY, next Monday
evening. All pereons interested in
course reading are invited to come
and look over the books and work of
the course. Any information desired
will be cheerfully furnished at any
time by calling on Miss Lulu Put
nam, or Mr.. E. w Sinnett.
Hon. J. L. Gibbs, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, from Goodhue
addressed an audience of