The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-08-25
w. NJ. Evans went to Gowrie, Ia.

at st. James.
Thos. Klasy and wife went 10 Min
neapolis, Sunday.
Usual services will be held at til,
M. E. church, Sunday.
Miss Jessie Bly, ia now employed
in the depot lunch counter. 49,
! Mrs. Geo. Brant left Wednesday fol
weeks visit at Heron Lake. ..-.,
Mrs. James Ramage left Thursday
to join her husband at Ontario.
Mrs. Ella Scherer, Of Texas, is Wis
ting her brother, A. /. Darling.
Fred Wall left Tuesday to. take
charge of Peavy's elevator at Wood
stock. =. 49,. ..
Mrs. J. H. Gould gave a dancing
party at tbs Western House Tuesday
night.
Miss Edna Kendlin was home from
Iowa, where she is teaching school,
this week.
j. B. Edwards and daughter left
Tuesday for a visit at the old home,
Nevada, Iowa. -
1t is reported that Henry Ripp-
berger, brother of John Rippberger,
is in the Klondyke.
August Selberg, OF Salem, S. D., a
former resident of this county, visited
old friends here this week.
Carl Schwartz and Miss Alma, of
Amboy, fat rr and sister of E..
l.. Schwartz visited here last week.
A shaft breaking in the pit of the
Northwestern Grain Co.'S elevator at
Org, Wednesday, delayed business
there.
j. F. Baker is now at Battle Creek,
Mich, and is reported feeling greatly
improved in health since he went
there.
| B Jenkins, of Lexington, ILL.,, a
cousin of W. P, arr we'd this week
with threshiug outfit to operate in
this county.
G. H. Spinks, of the State Board OF
Health was here last week and thor.
oughly (umigated the residence oil
, W. E. Stoutemyer.
Lee Shell, Harvey Beckley, R f
Hecox, Jos. Mackay were at Adria,
Wednesday night to play for dane,
given by the ladies OF ''Evangeline."
. Information has been received a
This ollice that McCarty, wanted ii
Adrian for being interested in tn,
: i'ostotfce bbery there has been ar
rested at Beloit, Kansas.
Rev F. H. Draeger, Of Pipestone
will preach in the Evangelical churc|
' here next Sunday at 2:3O r. III. Ow
ng to this change there will be liz
service in the forenoon.
, Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Black. Jr.
on Tuesday morning, twins. W.
t. understand that one died Wednesda,
morning but we were unable to gel
particulars for this issue. --Rushmore
Enterprise. i:
| The Ladies Aid Society Of Elk Cen
ire gave an ice cream social at The
, pleasant home of Mr.. Knight, Wed
nesday evening, Aug. g. About 15(
were present. Ice cream aud cake
we're served during the evening, al
music and games made the time pas.
= pleasantly. The amount realized wat
about $50. Everyone pronounced thu
t affair one of the most enjoyable O.
the season.
r The Junior League of the NJ. E
+ Church gave farewell reception t(
Roi B. Tibbitts, Wednesday evening
at the residence OF Chas. Giattly. MI
and Mrs. Glattly and Miss Dewe,
}, royalty entertained the numerou
guests, little and big, and happ,
0 time was spent in games, conundrum
and merry talk. Mr.. Tibbitts leave
on Saturday for Hamline to take
. full collegiate course preparatory It
entering the ministry.
ID. & w. l. Humiston put on
, this week, Advance. Separator for A
,, o. Grannel, Elk; engine for Mr.. Nine
= Ellsworth and a complete outfit 70
i Frankhouser & Ogg, Elk. Thi
u makes nine complete steam threshin,
outfits they have put out this season
a One of the separators was equippe
= with new style wind stacker. tn
+ straw being blown out by fans, sim
f lar to the tanning mill, but the stra'
does not come IN contact with tn
fans. This is said to be workin
y highly satisfactory and is regarde
r superior to the other style blowers.
d CAPT. WILLIAM ASTOR CHAN
LER, Congressman from New Yor
is the president of the New Yo1
Id Star, which is giving away for
a dollar bicycle daily, as offered
Ky their advertisement in an other &C
e. umn. Hon. Amos J. Cumming
M. G. Col. Asa Bird Gardner, D
l. trict Attorney Of New York, ex-gc
~: Hogg, of Texas, and Col. Fred Fe
"a of New York, are am ong the "
~ known names in their Board of ]
rectOrs.