The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-09-02

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Henry Kaiser has been offered q
good position in the meat market Of q
relative in Detroit, Mich, and has
decided to accept it and will leave for
there as soon as he can dispose Of his
interests here. Mr.. Kaiser is an ex-
emplary young man and has built up
a good business. His many friends
will regret his departure but will re-
joice in his better prospect.
The time has come when BUSH.
ness and shorthand education is alb
solutely indispensable to progressive
young persons, and as we have no
business college in our city, we would
say to those who have not fully made
up their minds. where to go, ATTEND
the Mankato Commercial College,"
This school has, by its thorough
work, won the confidence of every
business man in Mankato.
The village council met in regular
session last Friday evening. All
members present except Pres. Glas-
gov. Councilman Beeson was elect
ed chairman. Bills were allowed.
R. P. Free rendered his resignation
as street commissioner, which was &C.
cepted. Supt. Garretson was given
authority to make changes i'll power
house employees when deemed advis-
able. Meeting adjourned.
The social given by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Presbyterian
church Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. D. G. Holmes was we'll
attended. The mandolin club enter
tanned the guests with pleasing Sc
lections, including the latest airs.
Everyone enjoyed general good
time in social way and in partaking
of the refreshments, which were de-
licious and abundantly served.
School commences Monday with
the following corps of efficient in
structors: Supt., E. L. Porter; Prin-
cipal Of high school, Maud NJ. Case;
Assistants, Caroline A. Fullerton, Hell
en- R. Brewer; 9th room, Julia I. Hy-
land; 9Th, Grace Hall; 9TH, Mabel
Price; 9Th, Lima Halcomb; 9Th, Ella
Stafford; 4th, Jessie M. Wilbern; 3rd,
Ella Mclaughlin; End, Edna Welton;
LIST, Rose A. Bateman; music and
high school assistant, Edith E. Wat
son.
The Mission Band of "Busy Bees"
will hold lawn social at the home of
Mrs. Dayton, this afternoon from two
until five o'clock. This is for the en-
tertainment of the ''Bees" and all
their little friends, to whom they ex-
tend cordial invitation to be present
and share their pleasures. For the
benefit of their treasury, ice cream
and cake will be served at five cents a
dish. If the weather should prove
unpleasant, the social will be held in
doors.
A couple of strangers have been in
this vicinity lately selling wooden
goods to the farmers. They will not
sell less than SIS worth to any one
man. By this buying amounthe is Civ
en- membership in some Company,
which entities him to buy more goods
at cost. They get the farmers note
for this amount and then get it cash.
ed at one of the banks at big dis
count. It might be better for these
farmers to buy of the home merchant
It's the SAFEST Citizen Window
Vines, of Beaver Creek, issued hit
last number of the Magnet last week
and has moved his plant to Rush
more on account of the business al
Beaver Creek not producing sufficient
revenue for his maintenance. 1t il
questionable whether the people O
Rushmore can afford to furnish
business enough to make the enter
prise success in that town. They
have had two similar concerns that
did not succeed and will be some
what backward in their support
We extend the fraternal hand of fel
lowship, with all good cheer to Mr.
Vines for his success.
The entertainment given at Mason
ic hall Friday evening under the aus
pices of the Eastern Star was no
very we'll attended, owing partly t.
the fact that there was party and ;
social in progress at the same time
The entertainment. although enter
tanning and of a high degree, was no
of the character to draw a large aud
fence. It is beyond the power Q
two people to present Shakespeare