The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-06-23

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sional duties. -@s.i.
# you want the cheapest and hes
bicycle in town, call on Deal Bros, q
". 2. Jenkins. .. 39tf S.
Misses Minnie Shattuck and Gerti,
Dow left last week for a. ton weeks
visit in New York. 4 INK
For disc and pillow sharpening tax,
them to Fred Olson, at Mackay &
Hiprichs old stand. :. e. 34tf =
! Baseball supplies at Nor:
lands Drug Store. ...*.
| Mrs. Chas. Salstrom arrived from
Illinois Wednesday, for a visit with
|parents, I. Isaacson. T.
John johnson of Sibley was here
Friday looking for mason, but was
unable to secure one.
| Miss Kate Hovey came home Satu1
day night to spend the school vaca-
ton with her mother.
Theo. jacobson and j. G. Knudson
OF Hamilton, la. ase visiting the son
of the latter, in Lorain.
Hats, Hats, Hats, at re-
duced prices at Mrs. w. j.
|O'Connor's.
Sheriff Anderson returned home
Tuesday morning and has been in a
very weak condition since.
Mrs. Buell. of Pipestone, visited REL
atives, Mr.. Tryon, a few days last
week returning home Saturday.
LOST-A small grip on the dag
ona1, west of the Green school house.
Finder please leave at this Office.
| Will pay the highest market price
for butter and eggs.
39tf w. P. JENKINS.
| j. D. Pratt went to Fulda Satur.
day to accompany his wife home
She has visited there a week or two.
Love1ess sells the
electric light g1ob es for
|25 CTS.
Robt. Barnard who has been visit
ing at E. q. Charters for some time
returned to his home in Illinois Mon
dav.
Don't break your back pushing a
lawn mower, when you can get them
sharped right, at Saxon & Almond
sons. Att
Miss Laeta Ramage returned home
Tuesday from Mankato where she
has been attending the Normal
school.
STEELE Smith of St. Paul recently
graduated from law school came
down Saturday night to visit bis faith
or M. 8. Smith.
D. w. Chute is building a house,
granary and stock buildings. on his
farm, in section eighteen Summit
Lake township. -...' - ::s@i
The::families of James Ramage, h.
N. Douglass and James Mackay, con-
template an outing trip at Spirit
Lake next week.
The auction that was to have been
hold last Saturday, will be held this
week Saturday on the vacant lot op-
posite sheriff's residence.
Just received new line of CLOTH
ing for the June warm weather and
will be sold at the lowest prices at
New York Bargain Store.
Anton Olson who was given a thir-
! ty day sentence last week is now out
on bail, having given bonds on an ap-
peal to the district court.
The property Chas. Hecox recently
purchased in Barron, Wis.,, is report.
ed damaged by the storm last week
that passed through that country. =
A change of time took effect Sum
day on the Omaha road. The north
bound passenger formerly leaving al
one five now leaves at one-thirtY. pm
Mrs. J. D. Matteson and son lett
on Saturday for Minneapolis where
they will visit short time and then
leave for an extended visit in York
state.
The report that DR.. Conway's faith
or was killed iu the New Richmond
disaster was erroneous, but an aunt
and uncle were killed and a cousin
injured.
Adrian is making elaborate prepar-
atoms for the celebration of the
Fourth there. Probably the most of
the people here that go out of town
will go to Adrian.
Arthur Klinginsmith returned last
Thursday night from western trip.
He has been absent about six weeks
going down through Washington,
Oregon, and Califoroia.
Taking effect July first Postmaster
Coughran will receive one hundred
dollar increase in salary making $1700
per annum, and postmaster McKen-
zie Adrian will receive $14OO.
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