The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-07-16
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For NICE line of EmbleR, Pins or
Charms, 60 to F. e. Brace. New line
of LATEST designs and finish just
received. 4ltf e
DR.. Horribly was in the city Monday
during delay waiting for connecting
train. He expects to preform two
more operations here the first of next
month.
Miss Ida Swanson left on Tuesday
noon for St. Paul where she will spend
week in the association of friends,
then from there she will go to Chica-
go with the intention to stay for some
time.
John E. Salstrom, formerly with
Peter Thompson in the Mobiles Couu-
ty Bank, began Monday as Teller
with the Bank of Worthington, where
he will be glad to see his many
friends.
Most of the towns in this County
have taken up the question of provid-
ing against any inquiries from mad
dogs by issuinga manifesto against
dogs running at large without being
muzzled.
1t is probable that no one cares to
be accused as participant in the APP
pendecitis cart show here the Fourth,
and so with our printer as he has
been fctitiously reported to be the
band master.
For the Populist National conven-
ton to b. held at St. Louis, July -,
the c., St. P, M. & 0. R'y will sell
excursion tickets to St. Louis and re-
turn at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale July 10, 20 and 2lst,
good to return until July 9th.
Peter Klaus is arranging to have
bycicle races, early next month.
Fast riders will be secured from all
parts of this and adjoining states.
! A ten mile race will take place and
promises to be one of interest and
excitement.
Last Monday evening in the deep
of the night some of the residents
near the depot were awakened by
three or four voices in philharmony.
They were not Of the old barn door
grade but something more pleasing
to hear.
The Mocking bird whistle was
tested Friday evening and is consid-
cred by many to have a capacity of
making noise enough for fire alarm
purposes. 1t would undoubtedly
wake any one up that was not making
too much noise themselves.
S. NJ. Wenholm, layman of the
Swedish NJ. E. church will preach on
next Sunday in school house in
Lorain township, q miles from town
or ] mile from Mr.. Grams farm on
the jackson road. In the afternoon
he will preach in the Public Park on
the West Okabena shore; all the
Swedes are invited.
The Adrian Guardian of last week
gives the following pupils in atten-
dance at the training school at Adrian
from Worthington. CO. Carlstedt,
Ida Clark, Mildret Ager, Marie Dobn-
er, Hanna Sullivan, May Bass, Mrs.
Hattie Parish, Martha E Hilary, May
Benedict, Nellie WEIGH, Maggie
WEIGH, and Anna Nelson.
The Misses Lottie and Anna John
son gave party to quite number
of their friends last evening at their
paternal home about four miles west
of this place. These young ladies are
genuine entertainers and all those
lucky to receive invites were present
and enjoyed the event in realms of
the highest order.
Geo. Banster while up the road Sat-
urday met Rev. Nc Cullom, who used
to be pastor of the Baptist church at
this place. Mr.. McCullom said he had
the good fortune to find, near the rail-
road track, a genuine black diamond.
This stone is very rare and probably
worth more than a thousand dollars.
It must have been in sand and gravel
which formed the grade of the track.
It was a rare find.-Sibley Gazette.
A Man kato gentleman informs us
that the Business College of that