The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-08-04

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Mrs. H Bassett Of Rushmore
was severely bitten By a dog, recent
|ly. She has been under medical
treatment and at this writing moth
Il ing more serious than the wounds
have developed.
n. S. Hobson received notice from
w. II. Morgan, fish commissioner say
ing that he would be here Friday
this week with four cans Of bass for
Round Lake. Each can contains
about 10000 fish.
Mr.. McKeever received. letter
from his son Leone last week, SAYING,
they were breaking camp and would
go aboard the boat Friday for Manila
Good health in general, prevailed
throughout the camp. ..-
Threshermen will find a convenient
blank at this Office for their work.
Call and examine them and leave an
order for a supply. When these
blanks are used there is no chance of
dispute in the bill. ltf
LOST Or STRAYED-During the hour
OF church service on Sunday last, a
half grown black and white kitten.
Any one knowing the whereabouts of
said kitten Will confer a real favor
by returning it to JOSEPHINE DAYTON.
have nearly new engine and
separator, self feed,all complete which
[ will sell cheap on easy terms or will
exchange for other good property.
Address Box $50
Al tt Cherokee Iowa
Farmers of Pleasant Mound do
not approve of the threshers nnion.
The Amboy Herald says that last
week two companies of farmers were
organized in that township to buy
their own machines and do their own
Observation-Disclosures Review.
A large number of farmers are
through harvesting and the most of
them would have finished this week
but for the rain. All report an excel
lent crop in all grains. The rain of
last few days has been very beneficial
to the corn and grass but too late to
benefit patatoes,
johnson and Hogan unloaded
new separator, Tuesday, purchased
of H. G.. Shepard. The machine is
an unusual large one, having Sc
inch cylinder and 40 inch separator.
These are the parties that had
their machine destroyed by fire last
fall.
j. W. Mccormick has been appoint
ed Supt, of bridges and buildings on
the Eastern Div. of the Omaha road
and located at EauCliare metropol
itan city, This division is the best
on the system, and the position of
an important one and good one with
a good salary. The family expect to
move next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stevens were
over from Worthington, Wednesday
evening, for few hours visit friends
~. H. Maxwell, of Worthington,
one of the prominent populist work
ers of the county, was an Adrian visit
or Saturday and favored the GUARD
IAN office pleasant call.-Adrian
Guardian.
q. W. Merrill, parton of the Congre-
gational church, will be away for two
weeks on vacation. He will visit
his old homes at Mortified and
Minneapolis. There will be no preach
ing services in the church next Sun
nay. The Sunday School at noon
and the G. E., nesting as usual.
Sunday, Aug. IA, the pulpit will be
occupied by Rev. J, G. Huntington.
Music! Piano, organ, violin, elo-
cution, harmony, chorus singing.
Minneapolis School of Music, 4OS
Nicolot Ave., Minneapolis Established
for the common people, has made a
reputation for its excellent method of
instruction and liberal terms. Prices
less than one-ffth of what other mus
ical institutions or colledges charge.
ANDREW RoHM,
49 4w Musical Director.
| Mrs. F. G. Geiger, of Worthington,
who is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jake
Armstrong, III this city, received a
very neat souvenir, today, from
friends with the Minnesota boys at
Camp Thomas. The souvenir was
"Cuba in nut SHELF and consisted
of handsome LITTLE Cuban flag folded
tightly in an English walnut she'll
which was gilded on the outside,
making very neat and attractive
memento of the present war-Pips-
stone Star.
Harry Trip and family started on
an overland trip to Granite, la. about