The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-08-03

A recent letter from Samael EastoI
states that he had just returned from
q trip to New York and the crops
there are very poor this year,
]. M. Corbett grain, buyer for b.
N. Douglass, at Wilmont, returned
Saturday from his eastern trip and
resumed his position Monday. 1
Geo. Crane continues very sick yet.
Miss Maria Tollefson returned to
her home Jackson Tuesday. -.
1T. Brannigan made trip to St.
Paul, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. G. w. Sowles left Tuesday for
visit with relatives at Iona.
Manning Plots is now employed
in Palm Bros. furniture store.
Harry Hobson and wife spent Sun
day at Round Lake with relatives.
Mrs. Thomas, of Newell, has been,
a guest, OF Mrs. F. G. Stitser, during |
the past week.
Mrs. Boetcher and daughter, of
Brewster, were in town Monday, call.
ing on friends.
The hearing Of Miller and E"hert
was adjourned Tuesday. until Wed
nesday, August 8.
81. N. Douglass moved his office
to Atkinson & BoberQ's lumber yard
Tuesday in order to be near his ele-
vator.
Frank Eggleston's little girl who
had her arm broken ia doing nicely,
also his son who had the misfortune
to have his ankle broke.
Quarterly meetings will be held,at
the Evangelical Church, commencing
Friday. Rev. Speath presiding elder
will make bis first visit here.
Mr.. Klinken, of St. Kilian. was a
county seat visitor Monday. He pur-
chased a farm in this county last
spring and is very much pleased With
the prospects.
Mrs. Seymour and child, who have
been guesta. of Stella Cheney, left
for their home, Tuesday, intending
to stop, at Madelia, enroute, for a
visit with friends.
Palm & Son have equipped their
store, with wall roll carpet holder
which enables them to save floor
space and display their carpets tc
better advantage and with less labor
: Glen Flora, who has been stationed
. here for The past year is surveyor foI
the Burlington. left Tuesday for &C.
D dar Rapids, and later will go out or
. the new line to Minneapolis for the
, Burlington. During his residence
here he has made many warm friends
Hewill be kept posted on daily eve tt
by the Adva nee. A. @. Edwardl
takes charge of the work.
Another effort will be made :h,
:. coming winter to secure the pardon
| of the Younger brothers now serving
life sentences in the state pentien
tiary at Saltwater. The crime fo
which they are serving sentence wal
committed twenty-five years ago
Q but that's no excuse why they shoulc
I be pardoned. They are in a secur.
l. place now and are we'll cared for anc
:, they had better stay there.-Alber
r ca Enterprise.
Jack and Will Butler, formerly O.
Ellsworth, Minnesota, recently from
{ the Klondyke, stopped in Sibley, Sat
urday between trains on their way
home to Minneapolis. The boys hav'
gained possession of sever IL claims nj
toere anb have evidently accumulate
their yellow soil. They exhibited
gold nuggets, some nearly as large a
hens eggs. Will expects to retur,
to the gold regions in the near future
j. Sipley Gazette.
81 81. P. Lewis just received sixty-twt
r cases shoes and says he has a large
|. number still coming. He must tx
. pect to do some business this fall.
J., A horrible accident happened t<
= the little two year old girl of Milo
Cornish, who lives south of Kinbrae
today. Mr.. G. was cutting wheat and
the little one ran in font OF the
binder, and before the team could bt
d stopped. one of it's arms was severed
from the body. DR.. Miller Vas i'm
! mediately sent for and dressed the
wound. At this writing FRIDAY
/ morning) the little one is getting
along as we'll as can be expected
a Dundee Advocate.
- Another big ''snap" at Fl. Peter
? Lewis store-this time there are 4OO
i. pair Ladies' Misses and Children &
q slippers and Oxfords to be closed out