The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-10

their bicycles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill,. of Sheldon,
Iowa, are visiting their daughter, Mrs 9
John Ramage. s$ :S<@s
A ten year old daughter Of Theo.
Hinrichs is suffering from an attack
oftyphoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Douglass left
on Saturday for a short visit with rel
atives at Mankato. s.s ss. z s:.
Miss Colvin, Of Adrian, who has
been the guest of Loie Darby, re-
turned home Tuesday. 1
Miss Julia Hardness, Of Heron
Lake, is spending> a few days in
Worthington this week.
F. C. Geiger and wife left on the
afternoon west bound train for St.
Louis, Tuesday, he said: s
D. Chute has six or eight men out
breaking for fax on, the old Sanger
place about 18 miles north. s
Saxon & Amondson will erect
windmills for J. Ell. Schuck and GA.
Tillander in the near future. i m
j. Moffat, Of Hersey township, has
had foundation built for commo-
dious house by S. A. Paulson.
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Claris Bailey, eldest daughter of
Rev. Bailey, has been quite sick the
past two weeks with typhoid fever.
Turner & Harrington secured a
good supply of water for G. A. Till
ander at a depth of SO feet, last week.
R. H. Belknap left for Luverne
Monday to take part in the races. to
be held there to-day and tomorrow.
A. G. Hedberg and Chas. Alvord
spent the greater part of last week in
the northwestern part Of the county.
Miss Laura Lewis, formerly of
Worthingtyn, graduated from. the
Owatonna high school Friday, June
18th.
Miss Mary E. Barry, of Anoka, a
former teacher of this place, is the
guest of Mrs. Emma G.. Sibley this
week.
E: X. Smith and H. B. Hubbard
went down to Sioux City to capture
the state prize in a shooting tourna
ment.
Will Madison left Tuesday with a
car of stock for Sioux City, and while
there will take in the shooting toura-
ment.
Miss Lulu Putnam, of Rushmore,
spent few days with her sister, Miss
Ada, last week, returning home Sat-
urday.
Miss Leata Ramage closed her
school near Adrian last Friday, and
returned to her home in Worthington
Saturday.
S., A. Paulson completed the. foun-
dalton for large barn for David
Herline, in Worthington township,
last week.
The Photographic entertainment
Monday evening was fairly we'll at
tended, and highly appreciated by
those present.
The council of Lake Crystal are
considering the matter of construct
ing canal four miles to fill up their
lake with water.
Gus Erickson has purchased a
quarter section of excellent land in
Morrison county, and will move up
there next spring.
E. B. Paul, of Indian Lake, was in
town Saturday, and says it is report
ed that the frosts of last week even
froze wild mustard.
A little boy of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nelson's died yesterday and will be
buried today. He has been an inva-
lid for several years. .. ~,
Mrs. Nellie Wolfe does all kinds of
plain sewing and at reasonable prices
Ladies will do we'll to give her call
when in need Of work.
According to the Sioux City Journ-
al, E. K. Smith and Mr.. Hubbard are
up to and in some cases ahead of the
average in the gun shoot.
The road race and social of the
Wheelmen club was indefinitely post
poned last Friday night on account
Of the Indictment weather. =
During school vacation I should
like TO- give private lessons in Greek,
Latin or German to a limited num-
Der Of pupils. J. Ne, BULL sss@ Il
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