The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-06-16
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The Agent of Lemen Brothers says
the secret of their success all over the
world is in always giving everywhere
the Best Show on earth. 1t will pos
itively be here Monday June q
All kinds of Farm Machinery re-
paired promptly, and work guaran-
teed. Disc sharpening and grinding
at Hendricks & MacAay's old stand.
Give US call. Olson &BLumE 20
The introductory work and letters
prepared by the Northwestern Juni-
ors" are crowded out this weeks issue,
but hope to be able to provids space
for them next week. These letters
will be continued throughout the
summer.
Leone McKeever left Monday
morning for St. Paul to enlist. He
advises parties here that he was sue
cessful and would leave there last
night. Leone is making quite a re-
cord, enlists, graduates and enters
the army.
Louis Nimefrow, who was arrested
for passing raised bill, was taken to
St. Paul Thursday, by U. S. Marshall
Sheehan, via Dundee where witness
es were procured. The accused had
an examination Friday and was bound
over to the Federal Grand Jury.
The small boys have been troubl-
ing the boats at the lake quite bit
this spring and after repeated warn
ing some of them will have to pay for
their disobedience. Boys, you better
keep away or you'll be caught up un-
expectedly some of these fine days.
We we're asked the other day why
it is that there are so many old maids
among school teachers. Our reply
was, we did not know, unless it was
because they were woman of too
much sense to give up $50 month
lob for $50 man.-St' Peter Tribune
Our little city was we'll filled with
people from far and near Tuesday to
attend Gollmar Bros circus and it is
safe in stating that all were more
than satisfied with it. Our merchants
enjoyed lively trade and everything
passed off quietly.-Preston lndepen-
dent, Preston, Iowa.
At the races in Adrian last Friday,
one of the running horses threw the
| rider, injuring his arm and leg quite
| severely. Saturday afternoon a dog
frightened one of the running horses
so that horse and rider both turned
complete somer sault, in which the
rider had a rib cracked.
Attorney c. M. Crandall went to
St. Paul Friday morning as a wit
ness in the Nimefrow case; on going
to his fathers house, Geo. F. Gran
dali, he was astonished to find him
suffering from a stroke Of paralysis
effecting his right side ana speech.
He returned here Monday morning,
out his father was not much better
and his recovery doubtful.
The prohibition county convention
was held here Monday afternoon,
electing the following delegates;
J. P. Vail, E. F. Buchan, John Ram
age. Alternates; w. H. Booth, Chas
Saxon and J. H. Scott. E. F. Buchan
was elected chairman and W. w
Loveless secretary and treasurer OF
the county committee for the ensu'
ing year.
Gollmar Bros circus gave two ex-
hibitions at this place on Thursday
of last week, and,. Notwithstanding
the inclement weather, the atten.
dance was good and the acting equal
to the best. Gollmar Bros are per.
feet gentlemen and can depend upon
a hearty welcome should they eve1
return to Kellogg.-Kellog Enter
prise, kellogg, Iowa.
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