The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-06-11

The West Worthington Sunday
School will give a Strawberry anc
Ice-cream social Wednesday evening
June 18th, at the residence of FREQ
Cone. All are cordially invited. =
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
Monday evening June Is, with Miss
Prideaux. Response to roll call tc
consist of fact learned from the
weeks reading. All are cordially
invited.
S. F.Heath, of Jackson Co. imbibed
too freely while here Monday. He be-
came too boistrous and free in the OK
hibition of the firearm he carried and
was taken in tow by officer Mozart
eny. Judge Cory taxed him $3.50
Tuesday morning.
Last Friday a little sport was &C.
casioned by some of Ludlow's bees
swarming and lighting on tree in
front Of the Worthington Hotel where
they punched on one of the branches
to the size of half-bushel. A step
ladder and box were procured, the
limb cut off and the bees were secur-
ed ahd returned to hive.
Ira Mishler handles the Plano
Binder and Mower. The binder
could not be made more simple,
which insures light draft. They
excel all competitors the wor Id over
Call and examine whether you buy
or not. A
Dan Shell, and S. G. Smith, of
Worthington, owners of the Smith
s. Shell property and additions to
Beaver Creek were in town Wednes-
day with some stranger with whom
they expect to exchange lots for
money. In fact real estate in this
section see us to be looking up lit
tle.-Beaver Creek Magnet.
Notice.
There is on our books a large
amount of unpaid subscription
Those that are in arrears one or more
years and have not already arranged
FOR, would do us a great favor if they
would call and pay as much
as possible at an early date. Any
amount will be acceptable. J..
Charlie Won in token of his CRATE
fulness for the justice that was
accorded him in our courts recently,
presented Judge Corey and attorney
Town with a unique present in the
way of large dagger made Of
Chinese coins, woven together with
colored cords. which makes a hand
some ornament.
Rev. E. M. Ericsson returned last
Saturday, after spending few days
of the week at Chicago in attendance
with the thirty sixth anniversary
meet of the Eyangelistic- Lutheran
Augustana Synod, which is now in
session till the 18th inst. The Pastor
reports a very enjoyable trip and
confirms US that he is an enthusiast
in the good cause for which he is
acting.
Home Seekers Excursions will be
made by Northern Pacific R. R. Co.
to points in Minnesota and east of
Mandan, No. Oak. on June 9th and,
23d. One fare, plus 50. will be
charged for the round trip, and
ample time will be allowed for the in
spection of lands. This is your
opportunity to secure a productive
farm at marvelously low price. 44-2
Rev. E. NJ. Ericsson, pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church at this
place, made US very pleasant call
Tuesday, bringing with him sample
product of this years grown potatoes
from his garden about the the size Of
hens egg thinking it1worth mem
ton as one of the largest for this
time OF the year. "
"All is not gold that glitters."
Those who believed that q telephone
exchange was just what they wanted
reckoned without their cost. The ex-.
change has many disadvantages.
For instance several of those fine
large. trees on Sd avenue are in the
way of the wires, and down the trees
must come. It's shame, a dozen of
those old trees are worth more to the
town than all the wires the:Spirit
Lake company will ever put up