The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-15

Miss Carrie McC went to Jack
son Saturday.
Ed. Edwards, Of Round Lake. was
in town Friday.
Mr.. Busby and sister-in-law went
to Sioux City, Friday.
j Ed. McManus is now employed in
the barber shop Of J. s. Tryon.
Father Herschenberger, Of ST. Kill
ian. was. in town Friday.
E. W / Cutler is putting down a CO.
ment street walk for G.. s. Dean.
Miss Coyne Free is now employed
as clerk in the New York Bargain
store. r..
Miss Murray, one of Adrian's teach
ers, was guest of Miss Moberly, Sat
urday. -: a.
Miss Laura 'Noberly left on Satur-
day for Adrian to commence her fall
term of school. -
J. H. Scott, of Ransom, passed
through here Thursday evening on
his way to Trder, la.
The Omaha road have their new
water tank nearly completed and it
is q very neat structure.
Miss Mona Olson left for Normal,
ILL.,, yesterday, where she will enter
the Illinois State University.
Miss Nellie Hamilton, sister of
Mrs. w. B. Hubbard, returned to her
home at Dickens, Ia, Saturday.
The Omaha will soon commence
the raising of their track about ten
fleet, just west of the freight house.
Miss Berreau, of Brewster, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. B, G..
LAGRANGE, returned home Saturday.
Emil Olund, of Duluth, arrived
here Friday for few days work in
behalf of the Minnesota Scandinavian
Relief Association. /
Live for those who love,
For those hearts are fond and true.
The only way to do this right,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea atnight.
| Ask your druggist.
Miss Gertrude Blair, of Clarinda,
Ia, was the guest of Worthington
friends, Saturday. while on her way
to Northfeld, where she will enter
Carlton College, &
Mrs. Rakestraw, and daughter, Mrs.
Lamb, of St. Paul, are guests of Mrs.
&c. A. Forbes. The former is here
looking after her real estate.
Miss Stella Cheney has rented one
corner of E. L. Schwartz's store for a
music store and now has one piano
there, and later will put in more.
! J. R. Conway left Friday afternoon
for Manson, Ia, where he has entered
his horses fol. one race Friday anc
two races Saturday. He will drive
them himself in the Saturday races
| Frank Harvey was brought her.
Monday by Officer MARI from Adrian
to serve 80 days for being drunk ant
disorderly. Officer Murphy ais
brought over Thos. Nelson for sam
offense to serve 60 days:
Friday at Manson, Ia., d.
; Conway's horse Ethel took Is
money, Saturday, N. NJ. B. sec
ond time time 26, Casetta second
time 194. This week they ente
races at Rock Valley.
Jos. Lowe has rented the store no,
occupied by the New York Bargain
, Store to take possession Oct. LIST.
, is reported that he will open a rest
aurant. Mr.. Kadesky has not foun'
another location yet, but talks O
buying if he can find a suitable plac
} at reasonable price.
Eight Omaha crews were laid u
here Friday night. Worthington
, becoming quite terminal station o
1 a place for freight crews, to lay 70
rest. This all means and increase O
> business in every trade as they are
class of people that purchase yer,
! freely of all kind of goods.
g A party of ladies consisting of Mr.
Q j. R. Conway, Mrs. F. r. Conghra
a and Mrs. w. L. Clements, accomps
: MED by Mrs. Coughran's relative
who are here visiting, went on hun
ing trip for the afternoon Thursda,
. Thirteen chickens were brougl
i in, but the ladies did very little shoe
y ing.
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