The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-08-18

MI. blDDy, OF MankaJo,ls IN WOf-
thington on visit.
Miss Addie Palm returned home
from Mankato; Monday. SIS.
Mrs. Hildreth is spending, few
days visiting near Rushmore.
Miss Sophia Sterling is in the EN-,
ploy Of w. II. Harrington in his shoe
store.
Mr.sHarding and Mr.. Lewis and
family are at Round Lake camping
out this week.
Sam Peters claims to have the
champion rat dog of the town-only
he can't catch rats. *. [
Mr.. Mohl, oi Adrian, who does a
large business IN Colorado lands,
was in Worthington Tuesday.
Mrs. Smith and daughter, of St.
Paul, ARE in Worthington visiting
the Mitchell and Shell families.
J. Dunaway, who has been work
ing in Harry Humiston's harness
shop, left Wednesday morning for
home at Britt, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, of Madelia,
parents of Mrs. j. D. Humiston, who
have been visiting her for some time
have returned home.
Win, Tibbetts will take the place
of Will Saxon as engineer at the
Worthington Mills. Mr.. Saxon will
go away to study medicine.
@. Synksrson is around once more
after his tussel with typhoid fever
He says he is little "weak in the
joints but still in the ring
Thos. Prideaux returned from
Ash Creek, where he has been work
ing and left on Tuesdays train to
take charge Of the Hubbard &
Palmer elevator at Brewster.
Track Hickman has gone to Ellis
worth for couple of weeks to TAX
charge of Ray Humis toms drug
store at thatplace while MIR. McGraz
takes a much needed vacation.
The county fair is a worthy enter
prise and a great benefit to an agri
cultural district, such as this is. Ever
farmer should try to exhibit some,
nothing more than prize potato.
I've found something the poor an
rich can have, Love can't take lit
place. Brings peace and happines
omplete. Nothing can take it
place. IT'S Rocky Mountain Tea.
The town council should at ono
see to it that the walks are mad
wider. There we're one or two gen
tlemen (?) this week that seemed t.
have trouble to keep within the lin
ts'
! I have nearly new engine AM
separator, self feed ,all complete whic
| will sell cheap on easy terms or vii
Exchange for other good property.
| Address Box $50
Aft Cherokee Iowa
! If you want pretty face, delight
! full air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
| A wedding trip acroes the sea,
Put hope and faith in Rock
| Mountain Tea. Ask your drug
gist.
! Frank Glasgow suffered a painful
accident the last of the week. H
was going from the depot to the rail
road shop and in order to do so ha
| to pass between the two sections of
freight which had at come to stop a
that place. The opening was abou
six feet wide, when Mr.. Glasgow wa
between the cars they were driven tt
gether, catching him and giving hir
a painful squeeze. It was mario,
escape as an accident like that otte
results fatally. Mr.. Glasgow is ge
! ting along as we'll as could be e,
pected.
Sportsmen who think of indulgin
in the sport of shooting prairie chicl
, ems out of season had better NOV
cautiously. State Game Warde
Fullerton has decided to adopt III
3 usually drastic measures, and in
: recent interview said that when Offer
ders are caught their guns will h
> taken away from them and their dog
shot. He said: II have ordered m
> wardens to bring them in dead O
alive. Furthermore the dogs will
shot if they are the last of the bes
breed on earth. This idea of havin
these rascals> going out hunting
the close season has become too ger
eral and will be stopped if some on
, has to be shot to do it. The seaso
opens Sept. LIST. and there is no gam