The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-05-20
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Will Stoutemyer is on the sick list.
B. w. Pope's children have the
measles. !" .....-.s-... .a.:..~.
Ed Grimes, of Heron Lake, was in
town Tuesday. -& -
Rev. Bull has gone to Pipestone on
a visit to his wife.
J. D. Humiston received car load
OF binders this week.
Rooms to rent. furnished or unfur-
nished.-S. V. Wyckoff. 4l-2
f. j. Wolven contemplates moving
to Wyoming this summer. -
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Hovey, of Summit
Lake, were in town Monday.
Miss Belle Mackay returned home
from Mankato last Thursday.
Mrs. G. A. Forbes is able to be out
again, after two weeks illness.
{ Hattie Dunn is very sick at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Ken
dali!
Olof Nystrom Of this place was reg
istered at the Clifton, Mankato, Tues
day.
Misses Maggie and Nellie WEIGH
visited with Mrs. Relknan the mast
week.
Now is the time to set out cabbage
and tomatoes. E. w. Golf has nice
plants for sale. |
Two farms to rent with buildings.
One 80 acres and the other 100 acres.
Enquire at Bank Of Worthington 81
A nice soaking rain passed over
this section of the country Tuesday
night, greatly benefitting everything
growing.
Geo. Curtiss and Geo. Sawyer, of
Lakefeld, visited in town Monday.
They left Tuesday morning for Wis
it at Adrian.
Mrs. r. Prideaux went to Adrian
Thursday to spend few days with
her daugter, Mrs. Feathers, returning
home Monday,
Will .Worthington celebrate the 4th
this year? If so, some action should
be taken at once to get the arrange
ments outlined.
County Superintendent Maud
Graves was in town the latter part of
last week, making arrangements for
the teachers meeting which was held
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. F. G. Bailey will preach in the
West Worthington school house at 4
p. m. Sunday, May 23rd, and one
week from that day, May 30th, Rev.
A. V. Dahl will preach at the same
hour.
Geo. D. Dayton and wife left last
night to be present at the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian church
which convenes May Goth at Winona,
Ind Mrs. Dayton will visit with rel
atives in Chicago before returning
home.
A number of Worthington high
school pupils will take part in the
Field Day exercises at Window next
Saturday. Those who will go are
Robt. Smith, Bert Fuqua, Russell Mo-
berly, Leon McKeever, Fred futile
and Lee Shell.
Leigh Wolf met with a serious &C.
cident Monday while playing in the
road in front of the house Another
little boy threw a piece of ice at him,
hitting him just below the eye and
cutting a big cash. He is now under
the doctors care. We hope TIE hurt
will not be the cause of his losing his
sight.
The new singing books that will be
used during the Hunt meetings be-
ginning June 9th, are now on sale at
A. T. Latta's. W. w. Loveless, Swed-
ish Mercantile Co. s and Ray Humis-
tons. It is desired that every body
will provide himself with book. The
price is within the reach of everyone,
10 cents. They will be used in the
evening services of the different
churches in order that all may be-
come familiar with them. 41-2
Miss Frankenield will teach. in
Mankato next year. The Mankato:
Daily Free Press of Saturday con
tanned the following:s Miss Cora
Frankenfeld, of Henderson, was
elected to the vacant sixth grade of
the Union building at salary Of $40
: month. She graduated from the
Henderson high school two years ago
and from the professional course of
The Normal school in this city last
spring. She has taught in the Wor-
Ellington schools during the past year
md has been reelected there. She
$ highly recommended by number
If educators" pr: s.
Mrs. VIM. Lockwood, of Edgerton.
lied last Friday from fright. Mr..
lockwood left his wife in a carriage
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