The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-09-07
a. n. Cheney has sold his Graham

Miss Stella Cheney drove (
Reading Monday evening. 81. 81.
Mrs. j. a.. Vosberge left Monday
o visit friends, at Luverne. @
Astray-One red COW, no horns
Finder please notify Oscar Larson
Burr Ludlow left Monday night, 4
attend the University, at Minneapolis
Miss Clara Anderson is now en-
ployed in I. 7. Branigan's emporium
NJ. E. Barnes commenced his fal
term of school Monday at Rouns
Lake. & '. ~.
John Rippberger returned Monday
from tho Il. A. r. encampment a
Chicago.
Mrs. E. E. Dayton left for a week
visit to her parents at Porter, MINI,
| Mondav.
| Glen Hedberg has severed his con
nection with druggist, E. NJ. Hick
man, to attend school.
Horace Peterson left Monda,
morning to take course in the Uni
versity, at Minneapolis.
Phil Plots is grooming a fin
track horse of O. E. Mead'es, of Ok
lahoma, at DR.. Gould's barn.
Martin Ledene has severed hi
connection with the Swedish Mer
camille Co. to attend school.
G.. r. Leonard has sold his farm
the wi of nw4 of Worthington Twp
to 81. A. Wermicke. of Illinois.
Henay Ehreg is, now employed II
the Douglass & Mcintyre elevator a
Lismore, and 'i*@s the location yer:
we'll. =.
! Messrs. Conway, Branigan AM
Langseth went to Mankato Monda
might to attend the congressions
convention.
VIM. Bibensee is going to cut nj
corn with modern machinery, takin'
out harvester from I'D. & w.
Humiston's, Monday.
Harold Tuttle has been appointe
professor of penmanship in the Con
mercial Department of the Universit
of the Pacific at San Jose, Cal.
Will Lundgren commenced 9,
cavating for the foundation for ne
house opposite of Atkinson & Bober
lumber Office, Monday morning.
Miss Cornish, who has been assis
ing in County Attorney Crandall
Office, returned to her home, in Sla.
ton, Monday, where she will teac
school.
!. The Young Peoples Society of til
Swedish Lutheran Church will =
sumo thei, meetings again this wee
> holding the first one Wednesda
evening. -;
F. B. Bakor arrived here Saturtla,
; from Barron, Wis.,, whore he has n
sided for some time. He will engae
with E. E. VentioLer in the paintin
), business.
> It is reported that fully one hui
dred and fifty people took the traj
r here Monday night for the state ia
9 and a large number Of them We
from Worthington.
al hesOrdinance of baptism was d
70 minstered to candidate for admissi'
to the Dunkard Church in Sunni
Lake, Sunday afternoon, in. La
~ Okabena before a large and interest
u crowd.
Miss Eleanor Moffatt return
t yesterday evening from Davenpo
a. Washington, where she spent /
=. vacation with her parents. She v
At remain here until school ope1
" Herald, Slayton.
O. A large number of. our citize
went to the State Fair, Monday.
q is said that larger number have
v ready gone, than flat Of any previo
a year, during the entire week.
D. s. Long will hold his ann,
free colt show next Saturday, Sept
II, II til, 2 P. M. at DR.. j. N. Gould's bal
T. Every one having colts from his ho1
+ are invited to bring their colts in
this display.
70 John King of the Democrat, Adra
n went to St. Paul, Monday, to be pr
10 ent at the meeting of the state boa
! of Equalization. It is expected th
n the meeting will last nearly a mont
q A good thing for John. ~.'
l. Fl. B. jenkins, while threshil
about seven miles north of TOW
:. Thursday, broke cylinder sha
Cause unknown. This break calls
considerable damage to the boxil
and frame of the machine.