The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-12
CMiss Jennie Beckley returned Mon


day from weeks visit at SHIELD on
and sibley.
Roy Tibbetts, of Winona, listed
his brother, 81. b., here one day the
latter part of last week. He came
over on his wheel. 1
w. G. Post left Yesterday morning
for Baskerville to report for duty.
He has position as fireman on the
main line of the. Burlington.
Miss Lulu Putnam came over from
Worthington last Saturday evening
to spend a week with relatives in
this place.-Luverne Herald.
A Window young man was taken
in for $40 by a professional Splinter,
who came to town dessed in ian old
sweater and a pair of overalls."
Hubbard & Palmer's new elevator
is fast nearing completion. A large
force of workmen is employed to
finish it before threshing commences.
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. 49,
Mrs. Lindsey, of Faribault, is here
on visit with Worthington friends.
She is spending the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Bassett, near
Rushmore.
The state board of pardons has
committed the sentence of Louis
Kellihan, who was to have been hung
at Fairmont this month, to imprison'
ment for life.
Ie, Shell left yesterday for Ash
land, Wis. Mr.. Shell and the rest
of the family leave today for the same
place, where they will spend several
weeks camping out.
Rev. S. G.. Updyke, of Waseca, will
preach in the Congregational church
next Sabbath, Aug. 18th. Morning
subject, "A great ruler" Evening
subject, "Do thy best"
Leo Dewey, who has been working
on Hubbard and Palmer's elevator
met with an accident there Monday
One of his f>gers caught in a pulley
and was severed from his hand.
Mrs. Elias johnson left a sack Of
apples grown on her farm south oil
town at this Office. They are very
fine variety, and show what can bt
raised in the state of Minnesota.
H. Hawley loft Wednesday night Of
last week for Hammond, Wis.,, where
he will visit for a short time. He
goes from there to Hastings for Wis
it, and will make a two weeks stay.
Why neglect your eyes when yor
can have them examined free of chargs
by DR.. E. S. Bugbee Aug. 31st anc
Sept LIST at the Worthington house
Miss Lulu Rippberger accompanied
her two cousins, Emma and Maud
to Elgin, ILL.,, where she will spent
the rest of her vacation. She will
return with Miss Price about Sept. 1st
Why not protect your COWS in Ager'
tame grass pasture west of town
where they will have plenty to ca
and drink, and where you will nc
have to drive them far. Only SIC
per month. IL
Geo. Colvin was over from Adria
on Thursday of last week, returnin,
Friday. We understand George in
, tends to leave Adrian and go t.
= Flandreau, S. D., where he has &C
copied position.
Il BoneY Ashley, a brakeman VIII
, had been railroading for u yea,
; without receiving an injury, wa
killed at Mankato one night las
week by falling from the top of a ca
t and being run over by the train.
The annual meeting of the scho'
board was held Saturday Afternoon
: The officers elected for the ensuin
4 year are: J. A. Town, president; T
M. Palm, Secretary; H. E. Torranc
treasurer. The payment of two$1 OF
3 bonds was ordered to be made.
The Madelia Times says that Re,
: VIM. Brown is again under medics
treatment at Minneapolis. Re,
r Brown was at one time pastor of til
Methodist church at this place, an
a his many friends here will b
sorry to learn of his poor health.
. Fred Bitner started out on h
Q wheel last week to visit his home 6
Clinton, Iowa. He got as far q
Spirit Lake, and found the roads 6
+ bad from there on that he came bac]
o He will attempt to make the tri
: some time the last part of the wee
Il We are prepared 10 offer the Dali
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