The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-05-27

Mrs. VIM. Hastings who has been
quite sick for the past three weeks is
slowly improving. - q 5.. .*.-.~
, M. Heavy, of Oakdale, Neb. is Wis
ting relatives at the residence of
Gilbert Anderson. ., = -. ....
Mrs. Robinson, wife of Rev. Rob
inson, formerly Of this place, arrived
Saturday for visit. -.
It is rumored that Dan Devaney
contemplates starting newspaper.
Location undecided.
Mrs. F. r. Coughran left on Wed
nesday for an extended visit with rel
atives at Sparta, Wis.
Mrs. S. V. Colvin of Dewald will
start for Flanagan, ILL.,, today where
her father is very sick.
Jacob Alters, having disposed of
his property here, contemplates max
ing trip to Tennessee.
H. T. Wasmund, living near Rush
more, transacted business at the
county capital Monday.
G.. r. Leonard with his medicine
troupe passed through here last week
Friday on his way west.
Christ Schmidt contemplates puI-
chasing the agricultural bushes of
Mr.. Smith at Rushmore.
A post:office was established last
week at Pfngston, Mobiles county,
Paul Hamkins postmaster.
Martha Covey is among those who
graduate in the dentistry class at the
State University, this season.
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ton to become subscriber.
Jas. Kennedy and Fred Norman
wheeled over from Adrian Saturday
and spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Llttlefeld who has been visit
ing here for some time returned to
her home in Adrian this week.
Mrs. Belknap and mother, Mrs.
Dow and sister and Miss Gertie Dow
have gone to Ransom on visit.
Some of the young ladies are con
sidering the question of giving a
dancing party early next month.
Bloom Bros. completed long job
of threshing for L. H. Baxter Mon
day, threshing $50 bushels of fax.
Harvey Beckley returned from Ad-
rian Sunday, where he has been work
ing on the Guardian for some time.
Two farms to rent with buildings.
One 80 acres and the other 100 acres
Enquire at Bank of Worthington. 81
Henry Twitchell has received a
new sail for his boat, and now sails
the largest and finest boat on the lake
DoN'T break your back on dull
lawn mower, but get the machine
sharpened at Saxon G. Amondson's.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. D. Dayton will
arrive home from trip to Chicago
and other eastern points, on Friday.
Miss Richie Maxwell closed school
last week on account Of sickness. but
was able to open it again this week.
Two farms to rent with buildings.
One 80 acres and the other 100 acres.
Enquire at Bank Of Worthington 81
Sam Haislett, VIM. Mclean, Geo.
and Chas. Slade and Mr.. Roll repre-
sented Adrian in Worthington Tues
day.
Press dispatches from St.Cloud re-
port the army worm doing great dam
age to trees and all kind Of shrub
berry.
Mrs. J. S. Blair left Friday for a
visit at Window. John went up Sat
urday to take in the field day exer-
cises.
Mrs. Nicholson left for Cherokee,
Iowa, on Monday for a two weeks
visit with relatives.-St. James Ga
zette.
A very interesting meeting Of the
w. @. T. .. was held at Mrs. Bly's
last Friday. There was good at
tendance.
The indications are favorable for
Ringing Bros, the greatest show on
the road visiting this place about
June Both.
A change of time on the Omaha
road is contemplated. It is rumored
that the time will be put back to the
old schedule.
The big cannon for monument at
the cemetery is on the way. It is
hoped that it will arrive in time for
Memorial Day.
We neglected last week to an
nounce the advent of a son to the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. Walthausen
Sunday, May 18th.
O. X. Kjorlaug will commence to
sell the remainder Of his stock of
merchandise at aucti3 ~ Tuesday af-
ternoOn of next week.
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