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

| 1t is reported that Aug. Anderson,
/ II. Brayton, a. Abbott and Mr.. Val
Inc, Of Indian Lake, have lost hogs
by cholera this season.
Merle Hurlbert, Jas. Crandall, Hurl
Free and Claud Mitchell dtove over
to Brandon, S. D., Friday. They Wis
tied there and Sioux Falls.
Miss Lucy Bryan left for her home
in Worthington last Sunday, after
a few days visit here with relatives
and friends. Ellsworth News.
The state examining board has
granted license to teach two years,
to Grace "a. Jennings, of Worthing-
ton,. ard Myrtle Foote Of Rushmore.
| Mrs. A. G. johnson, of St; Charles.
who has been the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. r. w. Moberly, the past two
weeks returned to her home Tuesday.
| A number of the young boys and
girls enjoyed picnic Tuesday in
the park. They were chaperoned by
Misses Ethel Cakes and Gertie Blair.
| &c. Turner writes from Orwell, n.
Y, where he is visiting at his old
home, that he has had the pleas
ure of meeting his great grandmother.
Mrs. Sanborn, of Garden Grove,
Iowa, returned to her home Monday
after pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs. M. X. Startling, for over a week.
Mrs. B. Schmid and daughter Dora,
of Waverly, Ia, who have been the
guests of her daughter, Mrs. F. G.
Stitser, returned to their home today.
A number of our citizens have been
heard to remark that it would be ap-
preciated if the street lights were
turned on little earlier in the even
ing.
S. H. Coon, wife and son, who were
the guests of Mr.. Coon's sister, Mrs.
M. K. Startling, the past week, re-
turnefto their home in Iowa Satur-
day.
A letter has been received from H.
G. Shepard saying that he was at Nj
agara Falls and enjoying the trip i'm
mensely, the weather being very
pleasant.
Dave Anderson delivered new
Advance steam threshing' outfit to
Philip McCarvel of Brewster last
week Thursday, purchased of J. D.
Humiston. \
The board of health, Of Adrian, are
taking precaution to prevent an cpl
demic of hog cholera in the village
limits, by putting in effectual quaran-
tine regulations.
The J. D. Hess Business College
of St. Paul, MINI. informs us that
pupils wishing to enter school this
fall should make application at once.
See ad in this issue. 3-3
Rev. Bailey was called to Kasota
yesterday to tie the nuptial knot that
should unite for life Chas. 81. Will
ard, of Mankato, and Miss Alice M
Turrittin, of Kasota.
The tanning mill agent with load
of mills has made his appearance in
this section among the farmers. The
next thing will be the lightning rod
man. Look out for him.
! G. w. Hall and wife, of Liscomb
Ia, were the guests of E. A. Trip a
few day during the past week on
their way to Bigelow, where Mr.. Hall
takes charge of the school.
Congressman McCleary says the
Second congressional district con
tains the best and most substantial
} school buildings of any congressiona
district in the United States.
Liberal premiums are offered fol
horses, cattle, sheep and hogs by thu
!, Mobiles county fair association. Th'
fair takes place Sept. 21-22-23. SCI
premium list for particulars.
Mrs. Lily Marden and two child
rem, of Sibley, came up last Thurs
day night to make their uncles visi
here. Miss Ethel and Master Ear
Marden are having a fine time.
Officer Dana was called to. the resi-
dence of Mrs. G. A. Forbes last wee]
to look after some "tourists" that wer
annoying the deers. When he ar
8 rived they had taken their departure
r We don't say it to brag, but W
know we carry the largest stock O
g tablets, pencils, rulers, pens, erasert
,. ETC., and have the largest trade in thi
a line of any store in town.-W. "
LovELEss. 49,. -:
Robt. D. Wrenn won the tenni
/, championship Of the United State
s last week by defeating W. V. Eave'
of London. The Worthington Ter
n;c cl,h wired CONGRATULATIONS IN I'll