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

Hs SOOVb A16G Will U0 OuI 0OAV Ats4l1A 0sS
excursion to Close Bros. e Co.'s irri.
|gated lands in S. e. Colorado. You
should not let this opportunity slip
BY. Ere long you will be too late.
For printed matter and full partiou-
lars call q or address FRED MoHL.
Adrian, MINI. 50
Miss Jessie Wilbern, who will begin
her years work in the Worthington
schools Sept. 9Th, has recently been
granted two years certificate fol
Minnesota. Miss Wilbern has been, by
right Of State Normal School diploma
granted a state certificate for Iowa
Sibley Gazette.
VIM. N. Leonard of Seward was in
town Monday to advertise some stock
in the ADVANCE which he understood
had the largest, circulation among
the country people. He has some
line stock for sale and after selling
all OF his farm equipment he will
move to Minneapolis.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sundberg, Friday, Sept. Bird 1897, two
girls and one boy. The triplets only
lived few hours; baptism service be
ing performed. Funeral service was
held at the Swedish Lutheran church
Saturday forenoon. Mrs. Sundberg
is getting along nicely:
The management of the Mobiles coun
ty fair are making arrangements for
a large crowd and most, successful
fair the date of holding the fair has
been fixed Sept. 21-22-23 liberal prem.
iums are offered in all departments
and many special ones are listed
See the premium list for full partic.
ulars.
The G. st. P. M. & o. Ry. will sell
homeseekers tickets excursion to point
west, south and northwest August1 7th
Sept. 9TH and 21st at one lowest first
class fare plus $500 for the Round
trip. Tickets good to return on any
Tuesday or Friday with time limit
OF twenty days for particulars call on
G. MORRISON Agent. 52-6
O. K. Open took his flexible steel
harrow to the state fair for exhibition
These harrows are becoming quite
favorite among the farmers. Mr.. Op-
pen found read y sale for all he could
make duridg the last year and will
probably have quite plant here in
in the near future for manufacturing
these harrows to supply the demand.
o. K.Kjorlaug left Saturday for the
east and before his departure inform
ed us he was going east to purchlse
a large stock of goods and would
place in his store an unusually large
stock land such as would merit the pat
ronage of every one in the country.
We are pleased to announce that Mr..
Kjorlaug will remain here and contin
10 in business.
For the Nashville, Tennessee Expo
sition, to be held at Nashville, Tenn.
May LIST to October LIST, 1897, the G.
St:P. NJ. & O. Ry., will sell excursion
tickets to that point May 18th to Oct
ober 15th,good for continuous passage
each way with final limit until Nov
ember 18th, 1897, for $40.65, for the
round trip. G.. MORRISON
1918 Agent.
Miss Josephine Allen has purchas-
ed the stock of millinery belonging
to Mrs. Post. She left yesterday for
St. Paul to purchase a fall stock of
goods, and will return the last of the
week with an immense line and a
trimmer. Miss Allen is an esteemable
young lady and will receive liberal
patronage. She will conduct the bus
mess in the same building it is now
located in.
The party of young people who
composed the sailing party of short
time ago drove out to Cherry point
last week Wednesday afternoon, and
later the young gentlemen sailed ov-
er and enjoyed picnic supper. AT.
ter spending a few hours on the water
they repaired to the home of Mrs. F.
R. Durfee, where the evening was
pleasantly passed.
Fred Mohl's mother-in-law, Mrs
Paulson died last Friday night from
paralysis. The remains were taken
through here Monday accompanied
by her husband and daughter, for in
tenement at Adrian. The funera
services were held Monday afternoon
there being over forty carriages If
line following. the remains to thei1
last resting place and testifying t.
the high esteem of the deceased by
citizens of Adrian.
| A case of considerable importanc,
and magnitude was passed upon by
Judge Severance of Mankato recently
The case was first opened in cour
July %, 1888, by Thompson agains
Day for an accounting, growing ou
of a dissolution of their partnership
in the banking business. The decis
ion covering twenty-one pages of typ
written matter was rendered August
9th, granting a judgement of $53,
i 464.74 against the defendant.
Nor1cE-Having purchased thu
stock of millinery belonging to Mrs
W. G. Post, I wish to inform the la
dies of Worthington and vicinity thai
am going to ST. Paul this week *
purchase my fall stock. I shall have
frst-class trimmer and will be ablt
to show one of the finest lines O
trimmed and pattern hats eve
brought to Worthington. Ladie'
will receive notice of my opening lat