The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-05-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Jeanette Bliss has new wheel,
Fishing parties are now in order. !

Fishing parties are now in order.
Mrs. Marden's baby is quite sick.
Maple Sugar is pure at Smallwood's
Ex-sheriff Thorn of Rushmora was
in town Monday.
Tom Prideax of Bigelow spent Sun
day with his parents. 8
Concert at the Congregational
church Friday evening.
Attorney hammers of Heron Lake
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shanks of
Seward was in town Saturday.
Mrs. r. Prideaux had the misfor-
tune to sprain her wrist last week.
A wedding was reported to occur
last night, in the country d short dis
lance.
The Entre-nous will give their last
party of the season next week Friday
night.
Mrs. G.. E. Brown left last night for
an extended trip in Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Mrs. Ivenson's seven months old
babe has been quite sick but is now
improving.
Mrs. Crawford, of Luverne will be
present at the w. G. L. U. meeting
next week.
E. Bloom has moved into j.. B.
Green's house situated just north Of
the creamery.
Geo. Jackets family moved into
A. Lu ke's house today. His mother
lives with them.
Elmer Bassett of Rushmore was
over from Rushmore on a visit the
first of the week.
Miss Laeta Ramage came over from
Adrian Friday evening, returning
Saturday afternoon. =
Don't forget the concert at the Con-
gregational church tomorrow night.
Admission 25 cents.
John Rippberger has moved his
family into the house formerly occu-
pied by w. H. Buchan.
David j. Patterson and Tena Mar
tin were united in marriage by Judge
Cory, Monday Of this week.
Mrs. Will Post moved her house
hold goods this week into the house
formerly occupied by Or. Gaugh.
Miss Heron arrived from Paullina
on the noon train Wednesday to take
part i'll the concert Friday evening.
Marriage license were issued last
week Thursday to John Gunderman
and Mary Brett, both Of Mobiles Co.
Some of the juvenile people con.
template holding picnic Saturday
on The distant shores of Lake Okla
Ibena.
The village council have appointed
from their body, F. Glasgow, and r
B. Plots to represent the citizens on
the library board.
Fleischman's Compressed Yeast
does the work quickly and makes per
feet bread. Call at Smallwoods and
get sample Cake free. 1
We are sorry to note that Miss Nc
Cune has been called away. Her part
on the concert program has, however
been satisfactorily filled.
S. A. Harding and D. Shute have
improved their property with new
sidewalks. This means keep out Of
the mud.
The XIX Century Club will meet
with Mrs. Eugene Campbell on Sat.
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock, May 9Th
Mrs. RAY HUM1sToN, Secy.
F. A. Harding and Elmer Bassett
say that wheat and other small grain
are looking fine especially wheat. They
each have in over 100 acres of small
grain.
Memorial Day falling on Sunday
this year, Gov. Clough and the G. A,
R. have designated Saturday as the
day for paying tribute to the Nations
heroes.
The Amateur Musical society gave
their first Musicale at the residence
of R. B. Beeson last night. A'pleas-
ing program was rendered to a numb
er Of invited friends.
A great deal Of labor has been per-
formed in perfecting the arrange
ments for the concert Friday evening.
Music lovers will find treat in at
tending this concert. 49,. =.
Sheriff Anderson drove about 60
miles in the country the first of the
week and he says,he never saw grain
looking SO we'll at this time of the
year especially the color.
At the Methodist church next Sun
day, Rev. j. M. Bull will preach in the
morning on ''The Sabbath, which dav
and how to keep" In the evening to
young people, subject Books :