The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-28
LOCAL NEWS.
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Olympia entertainment ton light a
M asonic hall.
Eric Anderson has purchased ma
terial for a small barn.
F. F. Cross left on Wednesday fo1
Marshall on legal business,
w. A. Wells of the Democrat, Alt
on, was in town Tuesday.
Carl loren is putting up machine
shed to preserve his farm implements
Mr.. Alton, of St. Paul, inspector of
schools, looked over our schools Mon
day.
Robert Firth has purchased lumb-
er for building barn on his village
property.
Miss Susie Gibson begins her whit
or term of school, near Adrian on
Monday.
J. w. Cowing spent Sunday with
his daughters, Mrs. Albertus and Mrs
James Durfee.
If you want to vote at next spring
election, do not forget to get your
papers next week.
E. Bloom went to Bingham Lake
yesterday to repair the scales of Hub
bard & Palmer's warehouse.
Grace Cramer, a two year old
daughter of H. A. Cramer died Sun
, day. Funeral was held Tuesday.
James Gibson left Wednesday for
Owattonna where he will attend the
state Christian Endeavor convention.
If you want to buy a new robe or
have your old one repaired or lined,
come in and see some we hrve repair
ed. HARRY Submission.
E, w. Severance Of Louisvill, KY,
arrived Wednesday for visit with
relatives and to look after his farm
interests.
A matrimonial event was scheduled
to occur last evening that we are un-
able to chronicle on account of the
early hour of going to press.
You should make arrangements
to Join Fred Mohl's next excursion to
Colorado Nov. End. Address him at
Adrian, MINI. for particulars. 11-2
Marriage license were issued Fri
day to Edmund A.Williams and Vio-
let N. Barnes, and Saturday, to Her.
man A. Otto and Mamie Thompson.
Oscar Swenson who has been living
in Indian Lake township during the
summer, died last week at the home
of his sister in St. Peter, where he
had gone but few weeks before.
Rev. j. w. Miller and family of
Hare, Mont, were the guests of his
brother, H. V. Millar, during the past
week. Mr.. Millar is in the mission
airy work among the indians. H e was
on his way to Lyons, Neb.
Mrs. S. F. People returned home
last week Wednesday evening. She
brought with her from John Sykes,
of Beverly, ILL.,, nice samples of two
varieties of apples for the ADVANCE
that he had raised. They are very
nice, and we return thanks for them.
A heavy snow storm fell in Colo
RADIO Tuesday. Trains were delayed
and electric light and telegraph
wires were broken down by the storm.
An inch and a half of rain fell in
South Dakota, and was followed by
a snow storm and lower temperature.
Deans Hog Cholera Remedy. Di-
rections: A teaspoonful to 200
pounds of pork, whether one hog or
more. Give twice a day, morning
and evening. 1t will prevent the d.
sease as we'll as cure. It is a sure
cure.-G. S. DEAN, Worthington,
MINI. 9-12
Misses Nellie Fitch, Prue Town,
Nellie Mitchell, Bessie Thurber, Bes-
sic Forbes, Wass, Mary Sullivan, EHie
Buick, Hannah Sullivan, Mary Fitch,
Alice Mccall and Katie Steans gave
Grandma Brant very pleasant sur
prise Saturday evening, catching her
in full regimentals. They brought
with them beautiful rug and also
lunch, which is fully appreciated by
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