The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-01

For tie q. 4. 4. eocanpnent al
Philadelphia Sept. 10th the Omaha
road will sell excursion tickets Sept,
1st 4, Sd. good to, return until Sept. |
18th at $3l.7O. By depositing will
tick.t agent at Philadelphia, ticket,
and so cents, tickets will be extended
to Sept. 3Oth as final limit 30
J. 3. Baker, Of Morris, ILL.,, arrive,
here this week and made Arrange.
mems with G.. w. Patterson to hav.
roonls fitted up for a photograph,
stu lilo, in the new building. He ex
! poets his car here soon which he viii
oc ;upy until the room IS ready, and
will be located back Of Peter Thomp-
son.. I'D = &s .~... I.
At the Congregational Church on
Sunday morning Sept, Bird, the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be ad
ministered; the subject of the past
pr's sermon will be, t'Iavlting the
presence of Christ" The topic OF
ahe evening service will be, Triumph
over Difficulties" !
| Mrs. Frank Hansberger left Mon
day night for visit with relatives in
Washington, D. G. She will stop en- .
route at Baltimore, Ohio, and visit
her husband, who is with his sick
mother. Mrs. VIM. Nelson will have
charge Of the store during her alb
sence.
Trpp's Band favored tue citizens
with a few selections Tuesday night,
from the courthouse steps. Consid-
eriny the age of some of the players
and The short time of practice the
boys do remarkably we'll, and if they
hang together we will have quite a
band some of these days.
Mrs. J. H. Peterson returned last
Thursday from St. Joseph's hospital,
Mankato, where she had an operation
performed by DR.. Andrews. Herself
and husband speak very highly of the
successful treatment as she is much
better, and they desire to inform all
their friends who contemplate going
to hospital, that this one is de.
sirable one and a visit will assure
them of the fact.
. Monday night burglars entered tn,
depot at Rushmore through the win
dow and blew open the safe by drill
ing a hole beside the lock. The doc
was blown off, breaking at the hinges
There was about $25 in money taken
The men were seen just outside o
town where they ate their breakfas
and at this spot the empty none
drawer was found. They then tool
the morning train and went west an,
| up to this time have not been appre
] hended.
MARR1ED-Henry G. Tatum and Mel
q lie Perry, Sunday, August q, Jus
. tice F. A. Stevens officiating.
!. The ceremony took place at tn
home of the brides parents, F.
Stevens in this city Witnessed by
K few intimate friends.
: The bride is we'll and favorabl
9 known in this community as an est
mable young lady.
Il The groom is highly respecte
y resident of Ocheydan, in the agricu
!. tural implement business. He
now looking around for another locs
ton. The ADVANCE joins their man
: friends in extending congratulation
" Headquarters been arranged for 8
the state fair for the Federation {
Women's Clubs. Every membe
[. are to use their influence to hav
., all the women make use of the Heao
8 quarters while visiting the fai
j. There will be a program ever
morning from II to IL. Russian t.
will be served from 8 to p. m. Th
q officers will endeavor to be presen
Q Every visitor must be sure and ref
g lister. Headquarters are free durin
Q the forenoon after that charge {
25cents will be made, which will a
+ so secure ticket to the Grand Stan
8 to see tie races. There will be man
r exhibits of the Clubs work.
o F. j. Porter, of Adrian, who hs
been spending the last eight month
in southern California, passed throug
: Worthington last Friday en- bis wa
home. During the past eight month
- Mr.. Porter has travelled quite exter
sively through the west, and he ne,
er saw such general prosperity as
: manifest in every locality throug
g which he passed. One very motto.
d able fact that Mr.. Porter reports,
l. the great demand generally for labe
Il and the Unprecedented high wage
given. and then the scarcity of bel
in all lines of industrial labor. II
. says that he is glad to get back int
9 Minnesota again and that thi
!, !, country looks more inviting than an
Il that he visited in his travels.
Miss Carrie A. McCune of Worth
ington will recite Tennyson's "Dreal
of Fair Ladies" at the opera hous
next Thursday evening, Aug, g.
. The poem will be acted in pantomin
= by forty.tive of Adrian's fairest lad
les. The entertainment will b
given under the auspices of the Uni
ty ircle. u. W. Darby lef
: Wednesday evening for Montrose,
D., where he will operate a sac