The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-05

Will remain with Mr.. douglas and as
sist him in the elevator the coming
season. s~5'na ~ ILL., @=ss" s#sa +
Editor Davis, Of Bigelow, was in
town Saturday, and reports Bigelow
enjoying good healthy increase in
number of new buildings for dwell
ings and business enterprises. =.
D. E. Fish received letter from
his daughter last week, saying that
her husband, Knute Open, who was
shot by thieves, is now growing worse
and is not expected to live long.
The Epworth League will give a
Fan" social on the lawn where the
tent meetings were held this summer,
Wednesday evening, August 18th.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
All are invited.
Miss Melton returned missionary
from Turkey gave very interesting
lecture Sunday evening at the Pres
byterian church which was intently
listened to with deep interest by a
large audience.
The @. E. society of the Presbyte
ian church held a social on the lawn
of D. G.. Holmes last Friday evening
at which there was good attendance
A pleasant time and neat sum real.
zed bv the society.
M. S. Twitchell, of Worthington
was Heron Lake visitor between
trains Sunday. His daughter, Mrs
Gene Gillett, accompanied him home
for short visit in Worthington.-
Heron Lake News.
Drs. Curran and Neill amputatee
the injured leg of Harry Trip las
week Wednesday afternoon. Since
that time he has been resting cas-,
and quite comfortable and it is expect
ed he will recover without any NOR
serious results.
We are prepared to offer the Dali,
Minneapolis Journal and the ADVANCE
to all at the unparalleled low rate O
$500 for six months. This PROPOSE
ton will apply to all old as we'll a
new subscribers to both paper
paying arrears and for the term il
advance.
Fred Rose was taken before Justice
Schechter Monday on the charge O
assault in the second degree" Tn
assault is alleged to have been mad
on Sam Larson Saturday evening
The defendant was places under $5O'
bonds to appear at a hearing mex
week Wednesday. The bonds wer
easily obtained.
The G. st. P. M. & O. Ry. will sci
homeseekers tickets excursion to poin
west, south and northwest August17tl
Sept. 9TH and 2lst at one lowest frs
class fare plus $500 for the Roun(
trip. Tickets good to return on an
Tuesday or Friday with time limi
of twenty days for particulars call o.
G.. MORRISON Agent. 81
John Jay returned last week fror
a visit to Missouri. He reports tina
nowhere along the Omaha or Burling
ton roads, which he went over, d.
the crops look as we'll as they do i
Minnesota. He is putting his ma
chine in shape to knock out the gold
en- product that is necessary for eve
the successful miners of the Klor
dyke.
For the Nashville, Tennessee Exp
sition, to be held at Nashville, Tenr
May LIST to October LIST, 1897, the {
St.P. M. & O. Ry., will sell excursio
tickets to that point May 18th to Oct
ober 15th,good for continuous passag
each way with final limit until No,
ember 18th, 1897, for $4065, for tn
round trip. G.. MORRISON
/ 42-19 Agent.
The Kinbrae creamery closed dow
last week Thursday until fall on az
count of the patronage dropping O.
and their ice supply running out, nj
cessitating large expense in purcha'
!; ing supply for operating purpose
The creamery at Ellsworth ais
closed week ago last Saturday fe
lack of patronage during the harve'
season.
The national encampment OF tt
. Grand Army of the Republic will b
. held in Buffalo, N. Y, from Augu
23d to 18th, and the Chicago, S
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railwa
< will sell round trip tickets to Buffal
on August 21st and I'D, with fin
return limit to Sept. 20, for $685.
For farther particulars enquire G
e Morrison Agent. 81
Died-Mrs. Christina Wright die
Thursday morning, July 29th, at Il
! residence of Louis Kissel. Her dear