The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-29

% have been a very large one. y y
oneht to have been as It had been
living we'll off Of Mr.. Wicklund's
chickens for some time.
In reference to Worthington people
It Spirit Lake, the Beacon says''what
had those fellows been drinking7"
referring to the alligator captors, and
at the camp fire, G. A. R. Day: Col.
Bull made good speech:
Window should make an effort to
have the tournament the Sd and 4th
Of next July. It is capable of hand
ling the affair, and will give US big
4th Of July celebration. Why not
have it, Window Citizen.
Peter Russ, living near Org has
has purchased the steam threshing
outfit of Sibley parties that stood on
the Strombald farm last winter, and
run the same up, to his farmlast Mon
day evening. -Biglow Signal.
Tuesday afternoon while S. H. Pet
erson, living in Elk township, left
his team attached to binder unhitch
ed to get a supply of Irvine they ran
away running into the barn, break.
ing the machine quite badly. Nc
other damage was done.
A few of our residents and the resi-
dent teachers rendered the teachers
and officers of the summer training
school reception last Friday even
ing in A. O. u. w. hall. A light
lunch and refreshments were served
and a very pleasant social time was
enjoyed.
Geo. Foster brought in his pillow tx
have it sharpened the other day. W.
noticed the mould board was of sill
very brightness, and upon inquiry hi
said he kept it so by putting it ii
his oat bin and covering it up wher
through using it. He has no trouble
with his pillow scouring.-Jacksor
Pilot.
Harry Plymatt and Eugene Taylor
of Mankato, arrived in the city Tues
day evening, having ridden from St
James Tuesday. Mr., Plymatt viii
visit Frank Gross for few days. anc
then with his mother, Mrs. VIM, n
Plymatt, will make a. trip into
Iowa. Mr.. Taylor will visit Ton
Campbell.
Miss Carrie McCune will produce
her drama, Castle of Memory" here
next week Friday evening, under thu
auspices of St. Hilda's guild. Ou1
citizens are familiar with Miss
McCune's entertainments, and NJ
farther testimony is necessary to con
vince the people of it's high character
and quality.
Freund, who was tried in Fairmon
for murder, is running saloon ii
Mankato, with female barmaids, anc
private booths for ladies (7) and gen
tlemen.-Fairmont Sentinel. TIM
above named party made application
for license here last spring, but ont
of the councilmen plainly told hin
that he could not get license here
and the application was withdrawn
For the Nashville, Tennessee Expo
sition, to be held at Nashville, Tenn
May LIST to October LIST, 1897, the G
St.P. M. & O. Ry., will sell excursion
tickets to that point May 18th to Oct
ober th,good for continuous passage
each way with final limit until Nov
ember 18th, 1897, for $40.65, for tn
round trip. g. MORRISON
42-19 Agent.
Members of the village council
took trip last week out to look owe
the prospect for digging the sewer
age SO much talked of. They frs
have to obtain the privilege of ditch
ing from the property owners, through
whose land the ditch will pass. Ne
gotiations have been going on will
these parties for some time past, bu
as yet no definite arrangements hav
been closed.
Say, Mr.. Advance, the alligato
may be alright but the alligator ma:
be wrong; and the alligator being
wrong makes the allegation question
able. But if a crocodile has actuall
been caught, it will keep the girls GU
of the water for the next ten years.
Window Citizen.
The allegation can be verified b.
competent testimony, that is relevan
competent, material, and admissible
Last week Thursday, while E. A
Trip and friends were out south O
town with their hounds for it'll
recreation, the hounds took ate
some of K. S, Hurd's colts in his pas
ture, and they could not be called of
The colts ran through barbed wir