The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-22

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Chicago around our city last Friday
They expressed themselves very
much pleased with the appearances of
our city.
The creamery at Su. Falls has failed
and the Argus Leader attributes the
failure to dishonesty and unbusiness.
like management on the part Of the
owner, and not from a lack Of patro-
mage q profit.
The entertainment at the Congre.
gational Church Monday evening was
fairly attended and those present
highly enjoyed the interesting feature
The society received about $1,000
from the occasion.
Sd. Foshurg Of Bigelow was br.
ought here BY constable BershseW
Friday night for safe keeping, to
await trial to take place Saturday
He was up for being intoxicated, and
abusing his family.
Chas. Richoff member Of the
brokerage firm of Orange City Ia,
passed through here Monday on his
way to Adrian to look after farm in
terests and was very much gratified
to find crops looking better here than
in Iowa. >..~-.. H.. ....,. ....f .
Russell Moberly. left on Monday
afternoon for League City, Texas,
toljoin his parents and he also expects
to get position on the road in the
near future His many friends in
this place wish him unlimited success
| in his new home -.
Hart Douglass, the grain man, OF
Worthington, was in town this morn
| ing and gave us a call. Mr.. Doug.
lass is an old acquaintance of F. r..
Lyon, of the Gazette, having board
Ell Mr.. Lyon when in the Lskeield
schools. Sibley Gazette.
McClures Magazine for August
will contain dialect poem by James
Whitcemb Riley; a characteristic
poem of the 'rail' by G. Warman;
and poem on what is, perhaps, the
greatest of the question IF the hour,
by Albert Bigel6w Paine.
The following is from the Edger-
ton Enterprise: R. H. Belknap, a
noted horseman of Worthington, was
| in town Saturday and took in the
| races. Running race, Kit LIST, $751;
Brown Harry End, Belknap, 81;
Buck third, R. Kingsbury $3.
Our good friend Jno. DeBoos, drove
up from sibley Wednesday evening
and remained over night. Mr.. De
Boos is operating a creamery at Little
Rock, Iowa, but says the patronage
is very light, in fact SO light that il
hardly pays expenses.-signal, Big:
Glow. II, : az -.
While Mr.. Allen was putting up
the fire alarm boxes a certain lady
in town made the remark to him that
she thought the town was putting or
a lot of style to put up mail boxes
but thought it would be very nice
and handy not to be obliged to go te
the post Office to mail letter.
H. Twitchell contemplates getting
assistance and cut the spots Of
weeds out of the lake with his sail
boat. Those enjoying boating ough'
to volunteer their services for thi
purpose and the weeds could. soor
be taken out which would great!
add to the appearance of the lake at
! we'll the pleasure in boating.
! Asa metropolitan family newspape
; The Minneapolis Journal has no eq
ual in the west. It's special cores
pondence from every state in the nortl
J, west as we'll as from Washington, tn
eastern cities and Europe covers thu
news of the world in an exclusive
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For the Nashville Tennessee Exp
sition, to be held at Nashville, Tenn
May LIST to October LIST, 1897, the c
: SIP. M. & O. Ry., will sell excursion
!, tickets to that point May 18th to Oct
{ ober 18th, good: for continuous passage
each way with final limit until Nov
ember 18th, 1897, for $40.65, for tn
round trip. G. MORRISON
i 1919 Agent.
:. We advise the young people 9
this vicinity who are thinking Of al
tending Business College to col
respond with the Mankato. CONNER
cial College. Competent teacher
Actual Business from the start hav
, placed in foremost rank. Six Q
eight months spent there will equi
you with an education worn ten time
the cost. Il EEK
w. j. O'Conner has taken til