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

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move out onto her farm near town.
Stelle Smit b came down from Min
neapolis Wednesday Of last week and
spent the past week visiting friends
hers.
Rev. McCune rendered the mem
bers of his church and other friends
a reception at his residence, last
night.
The families of Gen. Thomas and
E. Campbell expect to move to Minis
neapclis the latter part OF next
month.
We have Cream of Wheat" break
fast food, the finest thing on the
market.
H.lV. MlLLAR.
Freeman Talbot, of LeSueur Co.,,
arrived Monday night, for visit with
old friends, and is guest. of p. X.
Humiston. q
Watch our window this week for
Grapes, Musk melons, Bartlett Pears
and everything in Fruits and vegeta-
bles. H. V. -M1LLAR. =
Mrs. Harrison, of Illinois, Misses
Anna and Tena, of Fulton ILL.,. sister
and nieces of Chas. Saxon, are visit.
ing relatives here.
WANrED-A girl to do general
housework. Will pay good wages.
Enquire at John Ramage's, one mile
east of Worthington. 1912
E. E.Beckley moved his household
goods to Sheldon. Ia, the first of the
week. Mrs. B. left Wednesday for
the above named town.
We can deliver you high grade
Gasoline guaranteed by the Deputy
State inspector to be 70 test.
H.. M1LLAR.
There will be a private sale of
household goods at the residence of
Gen. Thomas, for the next two weeks.
Goods may be seen at any time.
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. A.
There will be harvest dance ct
the Randall hall, Rushmore, Friday
evening, July 3Oth, by L. B. Leon
ard. Good music and good time
assured. 500
Harry Hohenstine and D. Kolander
of Lakefeld spent Saturday and Mon.
day looking after land and blooded
cattle. Postmaster Schwartz showed
them around.
Miss Leah Ripberger. Of Elgin, Ill,
daughter of John Ripberger, and
two nieces, Emma and Amanda Rip.
berger arrived for visit with relatives
here, Thursday.
Annual election of Officers of the
Woman's Christian Temperance I'm.
ion, next Friday July 80, at 8 o'clock
at the Presbyterian Church. Mem
bers take notice.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid will serve
ices, sherbet and cake from four till
seven o'clock Thursday afternoon,
July 18th on the lawn at the residen &C
of Mrs. J. II. johnson.
The Minneapolis Tribune lists
among those returning from Alaska:
G. H. Loveland, of Ellsworth, $500
He is expected to reach home about
the 10th of next month.
A new lot of harvest gloves at the
Shoe Store. The asbestos fire proof
and steam proof glove. Nothing
better for hand wear. Gloves fo1
everyone from zoe to $1.0O.
The threshers of Blue Earth coun.
ty have called a meeting for the pur'
pose of fixing the price of threshing
Three and four cents per bushel will
be charged for oats and wheat.
Mrs. A. r. Albertus and daughter
Jean, came over from Worthington
last Sunday for few days visit with
Mrs. Albertus' parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Cowing.-Jackson Pilot.
Harry Thorn, of Rushmore, started
over on his wheel to take in the road
race of Friday night, but when about
half way over, the rim broke, and hi
was compelled to walk the rest of the
distance. s~
E. A. Morley, a finger billiardist
entertained lovers of the game a,
Andy Dillman's billiard hall THURSDAY
night. He agreed to make run Of
200, and performed the feat without
any effort, whatever.
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