The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-07-28

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Miss; Sadie Lewis left last night for
Clarinda, Ia, to- visit Mas Gertis {
Blair.
Mrs. Ross Coney is leader Of the
Saliva. ion Army while officers are
reaching here.
w. j. Parry and family arrived
this week for a visit with relatives
b re, K. Prideaux.
DR.. Gould ordered three horses af-
ected with CHAMBERS owned by Chas.
| Iornstine shot Wednesday.
Mrs. John Blair left yesterday to
Join her husband in Minneapolis
where they will nlahe their future
home. ~ & + ss..@. ).
II. w. Volberding and VIM.
Schinkle OF Iowa visited relatives
in this vicinity this week. They con-
template investing in real estate in.
this county.
Mrs. j. NJ Bull left Monday for
Pipestone where che will have the
pleasure OF meeting father and broth.
or from California. Mr.. Bull left
yesterday to join her.
r. P. Coney has been firing on the
Sioux Falls line this week. He
stands good show for permanent
position as fireman when fall bust
ness commences.
G. j. Smallwood has put in anoth-
or cable aud has new switch board
10 put in to accommodate the increase
in the number of telephone wires nee
g airy to handle the business.
Marriage license were issued Tues
day to Charley Oleson and Mary A.
McChord and Wednesday to w. H.
Christianson and Linda j. Thomp-
SOB.
Maud-Last night Jack told me
that he wouldn't marry the best girl
wing, Observation-Disclosures she took
Rocky Mountain Tea. Bright fellow
!, Ask your druggist.
l. Mrs. Prices compound for canning
fruit, and vegetable. New and sue
cessful process requiring less worl
l. can be obtained of agent Mrs. Emm'
r A. Read or at Harry Lewis's store.
51-3.
rs Knute Open. who was shot b.
+ thugs in Chicago couple years age
died July 18th in the hospital at Chi
cago. A number of operations hav
b. been performed, removing part of on
10 lung and ribs, which prolonged hi
life, but it was impossible to cur
him.
g. The 'Elife line" is out, extendin
3D. the glad hand" of life, hope, an
, happiness. Reaches around th
globe. IT'S Rocky Mountain Tea. 3
= cents. Ask your druggist.
Tuesday evening while Wi
CLANCY, w. M. Evans, DR.. Dolan, .
G.. Jones and Mr.. Peterson, MI h
clerk at the Worthington Hotel wer
sailing the boat was capsized, throw
ing the party in the water. Som
of them thought it good joke Will
others could not see it.
A man at Ellsworth, refusing to g
out to work for less than $500 pc
day, got full and went to sleep OF
the side track. When the trainmel
placed some cars on the track the,
ran over the man smashing both legs
last Thursday. He was placed il
the county's charge and two nurses
procured to look after him.
A. E. futile and family, with tn
exception of Fred, who is working a
the depot, left Monday afternoon TO
their future home at San Jose. Cal.
A large number of friends were a
the depot to bid them goodbye
They have the best wishes of large
circle of friends for their future sue
cess and prosperity.
Improved farms, Prairie and tim
Der land, Stevens, Traverse, Gran
and Wilkin counties, Minnesota
Prices low. Terms easy. Free rail
road fare. NJ. E. LAYTON, Agt.
Mrs. T. Hutton had a narrow es
} cape of injury while in town Satul
day afternoon. While she was in tn
} carriage the horse began to back AM
could not be controlled, crampinI
} the buggy so as to wrench the iron
gear from the reach and box AM
smashing one wheel completely, Mr.
Hutton fainting, after being revive'
she was alright again. The hors
did not run: a way.
Buy Wheel to be proud of, ant
ride on the boulevards. Don't bu
one that has been gummed and glue'
together for purely Commercial pur
poses," and then spend your tim
and money in the repair shop. Go
U. S. Wheel at q. F. Hansbrger's
liver Lee, working John Burnham'
farm six miles cas-: of here, had bat
accident Monday. He was cutting
barley and the binder became clogget
and while attempting to clear it, BIZ
partner, Louis Tuttle, came up be
hind him with an open jack knife, t.
assist IN the clearing, liver stepped
back and ran the back OF his arm
against the knife, inflicting a sever'
wound which he had physician
dress.
There will be lawn fete and mu
I-:.1 .:uon ~, tho 1.I;oc of tho proo