The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-05-20

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the ADVANCE consider it invita-
ton to become subscriber.
Among those who will graduate at
the Mankato Normal this month are
Lura Moberly and Nellie NJ. Perry.
Two farms to rent with buildings.
One so acres and the other 100 acres
Enquire at Bank of Wotthington. 81
Arthur Palm and wife, of Mankato,
spent Sunday here and were warmly
greeted by their numerous friends.
Mrs. Frank Durfee left Saturday
for the twin cities and to attend the
Nav musical festival at Minneapolis.
DoN'T break your back ON dull
lawn mower, but get the machine
sharpened at Saxon & Amondson's. 2
Regular mothers meeting Of the
". G. T. =. next Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Jas.
BLY,.
Walter Aagaard has erected neat
sign at the Worthingtou hotel corner,
directing patrons to his livery and
land Office.
Frank Cross has been seriously
sick during the past week with rheu-
matism of the heart. He is now slow
ly improving.
The corner of 2nd avenue and 10th
street is torn up this week for put
ting in d sewer on End avenue to the
Western house.
Margeret ,;iackay, the little daugh-
ter of Jas. Mackay, has been quite
sick during the past week, but is
now improving.
Rev. Ericsson, wife and daughter
are in attendance at commencement
exercises at Augustus AdoIphus col
lege, St. Peter, this week.
E. Bloom raised the dwelling
house OF Mrs. Toner, occupied by
Mr.. Garretson, this week, for putting
a stone foundation under it.
Mrs. Hyland has arranged for the
erection of dwelling house on the
south side of the railroad track. Sam
Allen has charge of the work.
Mrs. r. Prideaux, of Worthington,
came over last evening for a few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs a.
NJ. Feathers. Adrian Democrat.
Mrs. Holly, of st. James, came
down Monday to visit the parental
home, Gilbert Anderson's. Gilbert
has all his children with him now.
Mrs. E. H. Bassett, of Rushmore,
was in town Monday to meet her
mother. Mrs. Lindsay, Of Faribault,
whom.she expected to arrive for a
visit
Mrs. Heavy, of Oakdale, Neb., ar
rived last Saturday for a visit with
her parents, Sheriff Anderson and
wife. Mr.. Heavy is expected next
week.
The completion of the Wilson
buildings on 10th street, between 3rd
and 4th avenues, gives marked i'm
provement to the appearance of that
part of the street.
W. M. Evans left Saturday night
for Chicago, taking advantage Of
transportation priviled ges afforded
by taking charge of p car Of live
stock for Roman Bros.
F r. Coughran is considering a
proposition Of opening a loan Office
here It is hoped by his many
friends here that be will decide tc re-
main in Worthington.
The water has been turned on at
the public drinking fountains. A
number Of the country people have
complained bitterly at the lack OF
public water facilities.
The bicycle club has arranged to
control the Klaus bicycle track and
expects to have a meet the latter part
Of next month, and may have local
meet before that time.
Miss Richie Maxwell has new BIZ
cycle, the "Relay." which has the ap-
pearance of being an excellant ma
chine. At least; it has many points
that are prefer able to all others.
The musical association has chang
ed it's meeting night from Saturday
to Tuesday. The meetings will be
held at half past eight and at the
Congregational church as formerly.
| Frank Cole left yesterday for Yer
non Center by team, having sent his
family ahead On the train. They
will make their future home at that
point.
Fred Olson has secured the inter-
est of Mr.. Hinrichs in the blacksmith
shop of Fish & Hinrichs. The firm
name will now be Fish & Olson. Mr..
Hinrichs is undecided as to what he
will do.
Charley Hecox, one of the familiar
figures around Luverne in pioneer
days, came over last week from his
home in Worth1ngton to do some
painting for DR.. Gaugh.-Herald,
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