The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-15

putLlng up DullQlng I0r their gas
oline engine near the elevator.
DR.. Gould left Tuesday to attend
the state meeting of veterinarians to
be held at Owatonna this week.
r. w. McCune, Misses Hattie and
Lulu drove to Edgerton Saturday
for a visit with Will and family.
A road race will be held BY the
Wheelmen next week Friday evening.
Particulars will b. given next week.
Mrs. A. Hovey was in Saturday and
made Mrs. S. A. Harding a pleasant
call. She said the crops all look we'll.
If you receive sample copy of
! the ADVANCE consider 1t invita-
ton to become subscriber.
Mrs. l.. N. Brooks accompanied
her grand daughter, Mrs. VanValken-
berg, home to Huntley, on last Fri
day.
Chester Griggs wheeled down from
St. Paul Friday, and will be the guest
of friends in the city for a couple of
weeks. ... ~.
Rev Frank Peterson and wife of
Minneapolis visited few days with
relatives here on their way to Hot
Springs. >~
|. One of NJ. E. Lawton's horses laid
down on the carriage tongue, in front
of the post office, Tuesday, breaking
the tongue.
Miss Ida Dow returned to her home
near Rushmore last week having
spent the past year with friends in
Connecticut.
Mr.. LOOMS is now employed in
the barber shop of M. E.. Fish, who
contemplates making visit in Hi
nois this month.
WANTED-A girl to do general
housework. Will pay good wages.
Enquire at John Ramage's, one mile
east of Worthington. 1912
W. M. Evans and wife left yeste1-
day noon for Duluth. Mr.. Evans will
attend the Bankers Association, which
meets there this week.
Mrs. H: H. Hawley and children
left on Saturday for a. couple of
months visit with relatives in Has
tings and Hammond, Wis.
| Mrss. E. E. Salmon and children,
Mrs Mccartney, Misses Smith and
Leistico, left Sunday morning for a
weeks outing at Spirit Lake.
The ball game at Sibley Tuesday
between our club and the Sibley team
is reported to have resulted in vic
tory for Worthington 10 to 20.
Fire alarm boxes will be put in at
NJ. Hammond's corner, Walter
Aagaard's, Peter Thompson's, Jas. S.
Ramage, and ut the hose house.
The Evangelical church will hold
quarterly meeting services, commen-
cling next week Friday. Rev. Planti-
kow of Mankato will be present.
A report is in circulation iu Fulda
that mechanics are figuring on Ask
70 brick building for Worthington {.
The report cannot be verified here.
Russell Moberly expects to leave
Monday for Texas where his parents
are now located and where he has
been offered a position on a railroad.
Remember you don't need to carry
your can up town when you buy oil
or gasolene of Loveless but he will
bring it down and empty into your
can. 49,
! Richard Conner has severed his
connection with the Worthington Ho-
tel. He is undecided as to where he
will locate, as yet. He will visit at
Lake Park short time.
The Library board met 7 tuesday
afternoon at the High School build
ing and selected over two hundred
volumes of new books, for which they
will obtain prices before purchasing
The Ellsworth News claims one of
their men in the firemens race at Luz
verne was rubbed with linament
that stiffened and weakened him
while running by a Pipestone man.
Rev. McCune has been advised of
his acceptance by the First Congre-
gational church at Sherburne, Mimi,
and that the parsonage will be in
readiness for the occupancy next
week.
The Sioux City Bible institute will
hold its first meeting Aug. 18th to
22nd inclusive. An excellent pro-
gram is being arranged, and gener-
al invitation is extended to all to be
present. -.
At the meeting of the Conpreoat;nn.