The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-07
COUNTY: NEWS.

ELK IT, +.
Chas. Segerstl ON is threshing Tor s. j. And
erson, his flax went ID bi,shel to the acre.
Joe' Ferstenbu}g'is lhreshing for H.. KuntZe.
Mr.. Frost got l2lbushels of flax to the acre.
His brother is doing the stone work on Mr., Will
inson's barn.
Erickson Bros. have built quite Il large gr;.na >
ry.
Lewis Epson has banner young orchard in this
township.
The roads are lined with tea ms hauling grain
to market now
ii. APPEL Jr has put up new windmill
POTATOES are most all dug but are not a very
large yield, but good quality.
Not frost enough yet to injure the green mel
on.
RUSH MORE
Dorson Bedford returned from Hudson Iowa
Mon day.
John Colvin visited at Adrian over Sunday
John Mitchell has been over north the most
of the week looking after the renters.
Mr.. Beeson OF Worthington thrashed his fax
on the Ransom farm last week which yielded -
bushels per acre so we understand.
Rev. E. M. Lumm will preach his farewell
sermon Sabbath next. We are sorry, indeed, to
see Mr.. Lunm leave us, and hope that he will
reconsider and still be one OF us as usual We
don't want any changes for some time to come.
Miss Maud Graves, superintendent OF schools,
visited the school on Thursday.
Chas. G hristiansOn, of the Northwestern
Grain Co. was here looking after their interests
on Friday.
A. O.Hickock, builder of the James and Doug
lass elevator was in town on Friday.
A. B. Ellis of Peavey Elevator Co. were also
on hand.
Holmes and Graves held services at the M. E.
church Sabbath last, morning and evening.
E. ID. Bedford and wife and Mrs. s. B Bedford
went to Hudson, Iowa to attend the funeral Of
a young daughter of Dave Bedford.
Mrs. Wheeler Doua is building an addition TO
her house in the grove. Hans Hanson builder.
John Dahlbergs pleasant face behind the
counter, for d few days at S. B. Bedford's max
ing it home and sociable like, you know.
Cyril Busye OH Monda of this week got mad
because a party by the name of Oleson called
him lawyer and suit for assault the result
Market: Barley l7-2o, wheat eS7S-s2, flax 80
Oats II, Potatoes ~, Corn 1920.
ROUND LAKE.
Herman Moeller drove to Worthington Fri.
day.
Miss Bessie Nicol, who has been visiting re.
latives Of this place, returned to her home III
Milford Wednesday.
E. A. Trip. of Worthington, was IN town
Monday.
H. II Tripp.Ed. Carter and c. johnson start
ed for Cherokee, H., Friday. with cattle.
Mrs. s. A. Hodges went to Worthington Fri
day.
The Lad les Aid Society Will give a basket
supper in the church, Thursday, Oct. It'll. All
are invited to come and participate in the fun
Mrs. II. II. Trip went to Harris, Friday, to
visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells drove to Worthington
Monday.
B. F. Wells and Mrs. Horton went to Iona
Saturday, to visit relatives, returning Sunday.
BREWSTER.
Roads are fine.
Threshing is about done.
&. Fletcher was in the streets last Monday or
| the road to Worthington.
Minnie McCarvel who has been learning dress
making at Window is now working for Miss H.
kaufman.
Ehe dance in the town hall Friday evening was
glsfld and enjoyed by all.
III Hoffman and Minnie McCarvel took in the
dance last Friday and report good time.
T. Cunningham went Is WOrlhington OH bust
| ness Monday last.
Miss Annie France is wor. king at Dunnee
started last Sundaya5 NJ. Smith.
A. D. Severson don. think himself as proud
since the dance as a country girl wouldn't
except his company for dance.
The wheel that Minnie McCarvel rode "a
Heron Lake last Sunday was a four wheel rig
| Amt that 50 Minne?' v.,.@ t-s.@..
The dance at John Kaufman Tuesday even
! ing was well attended and all report a good
| time
Minnie McCarvel is making a black silk
Dress Bob amt as slow as he looks. Is he
| boys?