The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-08-18
D. e. HARVEY,
Brewster, MIMI.

Will. Clark was brought here from
Bigelow, Monday, with an order for
thirty days board with Sheriff Ander-
son, for being drunk and disorderly.
We did not know that intoxicat-
ing goods were handled in Bigelow.
Buy Wheel to be proud of, and
ride on the boulevards. Don't buy
one that has been gummed and glued
together for purely commercial pur-
poses," and then spend your time
and money in the repair shop. Get
a U. S. Wheel at U. F. Hans brger's.
It is not to soon to make plans to
spend full week at the state fair.
From reports in regard to prepare.
tions. its is to be a great occasion
and will fill the week full of interest
ing, profitable and amusing events,
both day and evening. Of course
the railroads give the usual reduced
fares.
Those who wish to camp on the
grounds during the state fair will be
given the usual facilities, and now
that the evenings are to be full OF
excitement and amusement, the camp
feature is likely to be more popular
than ever. For full particulars
write direct to Secretary E. w. Ran
dali, Hamline, MINI.
| The contract for the erection of thu
new Presbyterian church has beer
closed as stated last week and thu
building is to be completed by Jan
uary LIST under a penalty. 1t will b.
equipped with pipe organ and b'
the finest churce edifice in this sec
ton of the country, costing whe1
completed about $4,000.
| so acres for sale, 81 miles nortl
west of Brewster. House 14xD fee
one story high, barn 14xN feet, boari
roof-16 acres in timothy, So acre.
under crop. Price $20OO.-$D|
down, $50 each year with interest a
2 per cent and privilege to pay an,
amount any day and stop interest OF
amount paid. GEO. D. DAYTON.
i John II. Watson, county superin
tendent of schools, of Hennepi,
county, died at his home in Brookly,
Center, Mimi, Sunday. of compiled
ton of diseases. He has been il
poor health for a long time. He wa
the husband of Nettie Braden, siste
of Mrs. Jos. Loveless. Four child
rem besides the wife are left to mourn
their loss. Mrs. Watson's friend
here sympathyze with her in the sal
hours of bereavement.
| A party consisting of Misses Matti
Barnes, Pearl Wetherell, Carrie Allen
Martha Covey, Lucy Bryan. Ida Eel
lows, Jennie Torrance, Messrs. Jane
Gibson, Geo. Mackay, Clifford Love
less, Otis Bigelow, Willard Creve,
Herb Berreau, wheeled to Brewste
Wednesday evening. Time, 3 hours
James Gibson held the stop watcl
and finally wss obliged to secure
livery to get the party home.
Il A negro women, who claimed sh
was pushed from Lemen Bros cir
Gus train at Lake Park last Thurs
day, had her leg run over by :h
! train below the knee. The wome,
4; was picked up and the physicians a
} Lake Park refused to give the injur,
attention until they were guarantee
, their pay, and she injured wome,
laid nearly two days without medi
cal attention. Finally tho leg wa
amputated but she died in a shor
, time after the operation.
Rev. G. w. Merrill was greeted wit
two large congregations at tn
Congregational church last Sunday
many coming miles from til
country to hear him again and pc,
haps for the last time. We regret t
annouce that his health is very bal
= and grown worse since he enteret
the mountain climate. He inform
US that the same can be eaid of Mrs
Merrill. He left here Monday after
noon to return home. From Color
ado he will go to Whittier, Cal.
where he hopes to regain his heal'l
and his many friends here sincerel!
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