The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-08

suOWu lOI Wdut VI patronage. Ills II
a great mistake the farmers are max
ing in not patronizing the creamery
and keeping it going Ellsworth
News.
Z. B. Vail, of Seward, was in town
Wednesday apd reports grain look.
ing we'll. He was hauling his oats
here as two cents per bushel more
could be obtained for them. than al
Fulda.
Mrs. A. Cree has been seriously
sick during the past week with hem
orrages. Her little fve-year-old
had one of her fingers bad
~ smashed under an ice chest cover
last week.
Madelia and ST. James are talking
OF building cycle path between
their respective towns, a distance OF
IA miles. This shows that the wheel.
men OF those towns are alive to thei,
own interests.
Brews Douglas, who is we'll known
in this locality, died at Sibley, Wed.
nesday, from blood poison caused by
the knee cap being knocked off of one
of his legs while playing ball at Sib
ley last week. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gage and
daughter, Florence, of Lakefeld
came over Wednesday to attend thu
circus and visit with Mr.. and Mrs. M
E. Lawton. They returned home
Thursday afternoon.
Editors Smith and Blair of thu
Herald and Globe went to Luverne
to celebrate the fourth and root
for Ellsworth and Pipestone, and il
is safe to say Luverne though,
Worthington was we'll represented.
Monday night at about half past
nine o'clock, blaze was started il
the ally in the rear of Joe loves res
taurant from a sky rocket. The fire
was Immediately put out without the
necessity of call out the fire company
Mrs. E. R. Humiston, Ray and
John and families and NJ. S. Smith
spent the third in Spirit Lake. They
enjoyed all the pleasures of an out:
ing of this kind including rain, and
a heavy wind, storm while ON the
lake.
At the Spirit Lake Chautauqua all
the days will be great days this year
bit the greatest day of all will be
Veterans Day, when General Alge1
secetary of war, will address, the old
boys, and other noted men of the ma
zion and state will be there.
j. D. Humiston has received a
outfit for. Will Robertson,
living near Saxon's in Indian Lake.
It is one those excellent machines,
''The Advance" built by the Minnea
polls Thresher Co. The outfit is new,
complete and of large size.
n. B. Tibbetts having finished his
season of boiler inspection in this To-
cality, has moved to LeSueur where
his headquarters will be. He will
return here during the theshing sea-
sou to examine Unlicensed engine
men and uninspected boilers.
A. J. Clark, representing w. R.
Hennig & Co., of Chicago, opened a
brokers' Office over Stitser's harness
shop Monday. All kinds of stock
can be bought and sold there. A
private wire has been arranged so
that there will be no delay in the
business
Oliver Fuqua's horse won second
money in the running race at Lake
Park last Saturday. Some of the
heats in the races held there that day
we're declared off on account of the
drivers not trotting their horses to
heir full speed, but just fast enough
70 get the purses.
Miss Carrie M. Halves, of Luverne,
eft last Wednesday for San Francis
20, CAL, where she will attend the
Christian Endeavor convention.
Miss Halves is president of the Luz
7erne District Christian Endeavor
Union, which includes Rock, Murray,
Mobiles and Pipestone counties.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week Wednesday by Clerk Stevens to
VIM. w. Elson and Nellie Squires,
Frank H. Horton and Jennie M. Full
viler, Johunn B. Kunerth and Flor
,nce Holland. Friday to VIM. w.
Denney and Emma G.. Peterson,
Monday to Oily Artz and Mile Hal
icy.
Mrs. E. Schoonoven was in town
Monday from the country and says
he grain on her rented farm, is all
ooking we'll and the prospects for a
,ountiful crop are very bright, and
he has faith in the republican party
hat they will bring about better
lines this fall z,.-.
N. A. Call, prosperous farmer of
)rg, says all grain is looking we'll.
There is some rust, as there usually
8, and it always does some damage,
'ut the prospects are glowing for
,ood crop of small grain and the hot
weather. which usually prevails dur
ng this month and next will bring
'orn up all right.
Rev. II. P. Sundberg, of Worthing-
on, held services at the Baptist
'hurch in Lake Sarah last Sunday.
Four persons were baptized. The
Northington choir of six persons
vas in attendance. /. +. The founda-
ion for the new German Evangelical
'hurch will be commenced at once.
-Slayton Gazette.
Mrs. NJ. K. Startling received an in