The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-06-08
Art Rose is repairing bis bowling

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J. Priest, formerly located in Jas.
s. Ramage lumber yard. = h. |
! r. A. Ely sent three teams with
outfits to Ohio Monday.
T. CIV. Patterson left Monday for
Idaho to look over some:
H. g.. Beckley has sold his pop
corn stand to Ma urice Maxwell.
The Worthington Mill O.. loaded
a Car of -four for Bert Lnngren,
Gowrie, Monday.
James Bixby of Round Fake. sold
bis handsome team of black horses
to e A. Trip last Friday
Do you want to see the band boys
in uniform If so attend the social on
Court House grounds tonight:
Harry Allen has returned to Wor-
Ellington again the position at Ochey-
edan beng only a temporary one.
Mesdames Bathen, Cobnon, Beadle
and Opel, Of Fulda, spent Thursday
in the city, visiting H. Peter Lewis
family
Frank Geiger is now running his
restaurant allnight. Franks Rich,
lieu coffee has always been a grea
favorite.
Judge Brown and U. Aver passed
through town Monday bound for
Window where the district conrt be-
gins Tuesday.
John Ramage and wife went to
Sheldon, Friday afternoon account
the sickness of her mother. Mr. KAN.
age returned the same mig lit.
Jeff: Scott while on fishing "trip to
Round Lake had his ankle badly
sprained by wrestling. He now goes
around with a cane and crutch.
Miss Alma Anderson, teaching in
Westside, came home Friday to
spend Sunday. She was accompan-
led by one Of her pupils, MissGripps.
tits reported thated that Mr.. ELom,
father of Mrs. VIM. Volberding has
been acting rather strangely of late
aud it is feared that he is losing his
mind.
The Baptist society at A. G. He'd
berg's was we'll attended Friday even
ing, the orchestra being a pleasing
feature The gross receips amounted
to about $l8.
A party was given at the home of
Chas. Hagberg, in the country Fri
Eday night. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed in music and gamos. Re-
freshments were served.
Fred Patterson showed his appre-
citation of the firemen's service during
the recent fire in the rear of his place
by sending box of cigars up to the
boys Friday evening at the meeting
i Mrs. E. F. Buchan returned home
Saturday feeling improved in health
and her appearance gives evidence of
the same. Mr.. Buchan's parents also
returned with her. His mother is
not very we'll.
| Aagaard g. Barber have add ed an.
other fine driving team to their al
ready excelIently equipped livery
stable, consisting of a handsome car
rage and dapple gray team. The
turnouts from this barn are second
t. none in this part of the state.
The Globe says about 100 people
were unable to obtain seats at the
Presbyterian church at the Memorial
service. Our brother must have been
ms informed as there was plenty of
room and plenty of chairs for all &C.
casions yet held in the church, bit we
believe it will not be many years be-
fore this church will not be able to
accommodate all on occasions OF
union service.
1t is reported that in the near fu.
ture we are to have two passenger
trains Cling east. 1t is proposed to
have the Doom branch train run to
Worthington instead Of stopping at
Luverne, going through Adrian
about9 a. m and reaching Worthing-
ton in time to connect with the early
St. Paul train. This will give the
branch towns a much better service
and greatly please the patrons of the
road.
Manager Smallwood informs us
that telephone tolls between here
and the twin cities are now arranged
10 that anyone can afford to talk
with the city. The following rates
have been established: For one
minute talk Soc, for two minutes
talk 6Oc: FIR three minutes Mc.a Most
anyone can do what business they
want to IN a minute, besides this
there is great d. al of satisfaction
i, talking directly with the person
business is is Transacted with. =,
The Pipestone band has corr
menced to play in public and OF the