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The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05
Returning to KlOndike

Mrs. J. L. Coburn is guest at The
home of H. Peter Lewis, on her way
to the Klondike. SIS.
Mrs. Coburn and husband have al:
ready spent two years in that rich
and frozen country She returns,ll "a q
the United to dispose Of farm, near
Fulda where they formerly lived, she
also visited relatives in Iowa.
She relates many intensity interest,"
ing incidents of that country, and
says she does not feel the cold wealth
or there any more severe than she has
at times here on the farm.
She has always been very fond of
curios and gathered many when
farming buf now her collection is said
to be magnificent in addition to gold
nuggets. They have claims there
and after they leave there expect to
make their home in California, fol
which state she will go to from here
on her return to join her husband in
the Klondike.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05
Business Meeting.

The regular monthly business
meeting of Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor, of the Con-
gregational church, occurred Tuesday
evening, at the home of the Presi-
dent, Mrs. Dickerman. A large mum.
Der were present being fifty per cent
of the total membership. This
organization has rapidly passed
from a passive society to a most
aggressive one. One had only to hea1
the reports of the different commit
tees together with their plans for the
future to catch tho enthusiasm thai
is characteristic in the society. No
having succeeded in landing the statt
convention, they are now planning t
send a strong delegation to Alber
Lea next year to the convention.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05
County Funds Go Abroad.

OOuAOy Il uAuo OO <AOIOtaus
The Board of Audit, Auditor E. A.
Trip, II. NJ. Palm and Clerk of
Court. +. L. Humiston met Friday
for designating the depository of
county funds for the ensuing year
The following bids we're received:
Citizens Bank of Ellsworth, two
per cent on daily balances for part
of funds.
State Bank of Worthington, one
per cent on daily balances, free ex'
change, foreign drafts and checks te
be credited when collected. Not les.
than one half of the funds to be de-
posted in said bank. -.
Adrain Exchange Bank three and
one-tenths per cent on daily balances
for one-third of funds.
Adrain State Bank: and Bank o.
Adrain bidding the. same, two PEI
cent on daily balances for part o.
county funds. >
Board then designated the follow
ing as repositories for the ensuing
year: Adrian Exchange, one third
Adrian State, one fourth; Bank ,o
Adrian, one fourth; Citizens. Ellis
worth 0na aiYth3 = -
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05
Spain's Greatest Need,

Nr. B. P. Olivia. of Barcelona
Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, s
O. Weak nerves had caused sever
pains in the back Of his head. On US
ing Electric Bitters, Americas great
est blood and nerve remedy, all pain
soon left him. He says this grand
medicine is what bis country needs.
All America knows that 1t cures liver
and kidney trouble. purifies the blood
nerves. puts vim, vigor and now life
into every muscle, nerve and organ Of
the body. II weak, tired or siling
you need it. Every bottle guaranteed
only 50 cents. Sold By Hay Humiston
Druggist. Il 4
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05

Joint Deelamatory =: = SHELLEY .a. :.
l. 4. .....MASONIC HALL..... +.
WOrthit1gtOn, Minnesota,
January 5th, 1900.
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Piano The Wandering Jew ande Valse Brilliantly Bgmuler
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05
Foot Ball Notes.

The following notes pertaining to
our boys and their beheavor are taken
from the Valley Springs Vidette:
The Worthington players are a
gentlemanly team, and have the best
wishes of all Valley Springs.
The Worthington boys admit that
our boys, although much younger
and lighter than the Worthingtoa
team, did the best team work.
The second tie game with Worth
ington. The Worthington players
say that they will endeavor to have
the deciding game played at Worth
ington next September, at the time
of the county fair, for a $500 purse
$120 to the winner and $50 to the
loser. .
The foot ball boys from ,Worthiug-
Ton, Sioux Il a1ls al ana th6e local team All
took supper at the Valley Springs
Hotel and were roya'ly entertained.
After supper the visiting football
PLAYERS from Worthlngton, Sioux
Falls and the locals were invited to
the hotel parlor, where they were en-
tertained with vocal and instru
mental music by the Misses Whitney,
and songs and recitations by the
Worthington team, the Sioux Falls
visitors and the Valley Springs play
ers. At the conclusion the visitors
gave three hearty cheers for Land
lord Whitney, and said when they
returned here they would surely go
to the hotel for the best meals and
most enjoyable time. The hotel
dining room was beautifully decora-
ted with colors of both the visiting
and home teams--red and black-and
a large banner with the word "wel-
come" thereon was stretched across
the room. .,. - s.ss..
We believe the suggestion of a
game during the fair next fall one
worthy of consideration and would
make a Unique attraction and draw
ing card in the entertainment line.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05

In the evening we visited IT. Salt
Palace, another unique sia oi
Utah's Capitol. 1t is reallYs lace
like in it's size and shapeSN = Ra il
made by spraying everythii1 out
side and in with the salt wate from
the lake till it is covered viii ciys.
tails, and you can easily ima the
effect when in the evening hds reds
and thousands of electric m are
turned on. .s;ssS,sss ss;sSS,sssss ss5 ].
At midnight We resumed on pnr.
ney westward reaching Sacrahento,
California, Capitol Friday morning.
Being just little late for sths Los
Angeles train we had nearly The
whole day to take in the sighte here.
l will "weary your patience with
the description of only one, the Capi-
tol grounds. I have been at*a nun
ber of State CapitoIs, and have aeen
some building finer than the ons.in
Sacramento but have never'seen any
grounds to compare with these You
would almost imagine yourself in
tropical country. There als ten'
blocks included in the grounds, and
these are covered with trees.thaktoa 3
life long Minnesotian are entfrely
new. In row of Palm trees .atound
the outside of the grounds; Iaul
counted l76, and probably there are
as many more on the groundsSthem.
selves. Besides there were pepper1
trees, umbrella trees, magnolia trees,
redwood trees; and 80 on too mum.
erous to remember if not to mention.
And then the flowers. But what is
the use' Language would failame
o describe them, and if I were able
to describe them, you might think If !
you did not say, "California lies ''es
But of our present home and fold
of labor, Whittier, I must not stop
now to speak, only to say that oEfar
our anticipations are more than real.
lied. G. W. MERR1LL:
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Wandering rande valse Brilliantly Bgmuer
Misses handLe ~.
f. The CHARIOT RACE Wallace
= LAsoA FRANK Despaez
H. Kentucky Belle woolson
6 The Sioux CH1rrs DAUGHTER Joaquin Miller
~ Eeaa 4 oosdrsa
PART III-HUMOROUs.
Piano (Fantase of Weber, Revised by Krug
Misses Forbes B<eson
L. BY TELEPHONE Anon
e. "MR. Doo1Er" CouRr-MARnA1 FP. Dunno
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Evening Star (RoeckeD Arranged by Marshall
Bertha THOMPSON k1,e.on Baron Amy Darling
Mary Mob<y, Beuah Sain, Marie Schultz, Maud Runyon.
Selection Orchestra
Decision of Judges and Awarding of Medals. %#
x; ssi With % ss E ts pro-
JUDGES sB1EY: | JUDGES AT woRTE1NGT0N:
Mr. c. Hse, Lemars Iowa. Miss Maud Graves Adrian Mimi
Davidson Spirit Lake, mr. Louis Magn, Lake.
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A Narrow Escape.


Thankful words written by Mrs
ada +. Hart, Of Groton, 8. D. WAS
taken with q bad cold which settled
on my lungs; cough set in and finally
terminated in consumption. Four
doctors gave me up, saying I could
live but short time. I gave myself
up to my Savior, determined if could
not stay with my friends on earth, I
would meet NV absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. I gave it q trial,
took in all eight bottles. It has cured
me, and thank 3od, am saved and
now q we'll and healthy woman. 1"
Trial bottles free at Ray Humiston's g
drug store. Regular size SOC and s.. 90
Guaranteed Or price refunded.
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Married..

Rev. P. Fl. Ristau and Lena Noel
Ter, at Brewster, Wednesday, Janu-
ary 3rd, 1900, Rev. Moeller officiating.
Tho ceremony took place in the
church at three o'clock, witnessed by
large lumber of friends. The
bride is daughter of Rev. Moeller,
of Brewster. The groom is minister
at Lakefeld, where they will reside
The members of Mr.. Ristau's.. church
furnished his house completely so
that everything was ready for them
to commence housekeeping, in token
of their esteem. The couple were al
SO recipients of many gifts at Brews'
ter.
The A DIV e joins their many
friends in extending bo organizations
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05
On a Meat Diet.

j. D. Humiston has ,aceived an ex-
ira pair of fine barrels for his Reming--
ton shotgun. These were specially
made for cotton tail shooting over
decoys. They are what are techni-
cally termed '.open bore" so you are
always sure Of 'thare," probably not
the one you shoot at but you get
meat just the same. It is supposed
that t'Hare Soup" will now constitute
. large part of J. DIS diet.
It is said that all that is necessary
to get him started now is to whistle
Johnny Get Your Cum"
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05

Will often cause . horrible burn,
scald, cut or bruise. Bucklen's Ar
MICA salvs, the best In the world, will
kill the pains and promptly heal it.
Cures old sores, fever sores, ulcers,
.boils, felons, corns, oil skin eruptions.
Best pile sure on earth. Only Is cts.
q box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Ray
Humiston, Druggist. '>.i'7'z{{' '7''zz{{'s
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05

WANTED--Honest man or womanstt
travel for large house; salary SIS
monthly and expenses, with increase;
Position permanent; inclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. MANA
GER, $50, Catxon bldg, Chicago. s.
2O-16
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05
Real Estate Transfers.

wyatt 10 Khoda Is Beard
L8, Sand 10 B 4 Bigelow. :.
N W I'll Coto GRIF! & n
W Ry 81 pe4 %, To-, ,4o.
MINI. Loan & Inv. Co. toJ M
Messer nw4 2, lO3. 4O|
ne4 Il, 101, fl ''''
j A Atkinson to Jno Deal mel
50, lob, Al. 41....::...........
S B Green to B W Pope nj of
ne4 81, lob, l..s...........
Lena Stab to Fl Lager mel 20,
l02, IL.
j D Weaver to G. w Patter-
son L 3, 10 and IL, B 9,
dersey...
John H Co&tt ro Amelia Cof-
fit swa of ne4 and Ell of mel
and W. of sell IA, 1O4, 40. 90.
Jacob Spartz to Nick Perry B1
Moulton's resur, Clary add
Worthington on............
Thos. Klasy to T H Brown l.
Il B So End add to Worth
ington.
M Sorem to W G Wyatt 81 of
ne4 10, l01, IL. ............
D Shell to w NJ Evans L B
Subdiv Sc 48 # Hotel lot, B7
Worthington. ...............
D Shell to G. w Patterson L a
Shell'3 sub-div Sc 48 # Hotel
Lot, B Z, Worthington. .....
Spartz add. to Adrian.
Jacob Spartz to Matt Pelzer B
2Spartz add to Adrian. .....
Even G Evenson to Ella G.
Davey nw4 IA, 1O1.42. ......
Fannie S Wilder to F E Ee.
! gleston nw4 of nw4 IS, 1O3,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Annette Damon to T n Brown
LIZ B So md add Worthing-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
J e Stryker to T H Brown l.
4 B 81 Worthington .......
Florence Smallwood to G W
| Patterson w 80 # L 9B 2
IL @ Rourke TO L j Rourke L
10 B 2, Dundee.
j s Dodge to &C Wilson mel
"a, 102, 49,. 39.................
Geo. Whittam to J A Bobere
L 20 B So, Worthington.. n.....
E Z Porter to @ JF&N
Ry right way nw4 8, 10s, fl.
Hans Erickson to CR IF E.
/ n W Ry right way: sci l
I 1@, Al. .................
ICM Larson to B M Cutler l..
band s B 80, Worthington.
IL j eMcC Clelland to Chaa ~
Crawley L 9 B 5 Myras add
| to Ellsworth. :. :, !. !. . . ..,.
NJ Mcguire: to Elias Maeuire
sci ~, 1W, 80. " !. . . . ;. :, :.
F Bultman to Chas r Hildred
WI of ne4 and nw3 Of se8 19.
1N, 4..... !. . /. s.
FH Bultman to Rosana Hamln
6ns 2 acres in ne cor mel i,
, & 4, !, 4, !. ,,,,,,,,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-22
NEWS OF ASPINWALL

John Schumacher and Henry Nage]
are busy making hay.
A social party of the Epworth League
will be given next Friday at the home
OF Ida Hathaway.
Jurgen S~chroeder's barn is nearly
completed. 1t is a monster and will be
dedicated July 4th
Carstens Bros are busy Smelling corn
for Moves Schacht. They expect to
shell 8 or I thousand bushels.
Anna Ohde celebrated her 18th
birthday with a lot OF her friends.
They report having a good time.
John Claussen our genial hardware
and implement dealer, received a
whole carload of implements and bind
Ing Irvine.
News is meager because the farmers
are all busy haylng and cultivating the
corr the second time. which is growing
fine. Small grain needs rain.
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JOHNSONVILLE NEWS,

Misses Lydia and Eta johnson were
shopping in Denison last Monday.
The Ladies Sewing Society will meet
at Charlie Larsonis one mile north of
J%ohnsonville, next Friday.
Miss Josephine Lilleholm. who has
been visiting with Otto and Ida Clan
son, returned home last Wednesday.
News is very scarce and hard to find,
We would like to have you hand as
any news you may know and we will
send it in with pleasure.
The enumeration for Stockholm town
ship. MIR. Chas. j. johnson, of old
klron, was around taking the census
in our neighborhood last Tuesday.
We wonder how long the Johnson
vile correspondent to the Deloit News
and kiron Sentinel is going to keep up
his present dispute. If he intends to
continue, it would be wise to get a new
subject as the present one is pettino
stale.
Mrs, ANY Engelking came home
from Dunlap last Saturday TO bid
friends and relatives good bye, as on
Monday she returned to Dunlap. pro-
ceeding from there on Tuesday to Colo
RADIO Springs. Colorado. where She will
join her husband who went taere some
time ago.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-22
HAPPENINGS OF VAIL.

DR.. Wright was a professional caller
here Thursday.
Mrs. D. O'Donnell has returned from
her stay at Villisca.
Mrs. Orville Rowley is visiting with
Des Moines relatives this week.
Mrs. A. Graves of Dow City, is a
visitor at the j. P. Smith home.
Will Lingle is here from Chicago to
spend the summer with relatives.
Station agent Smith and son Sumner
were Denison visitors Wednesday.
Rev. Father Murphy was a visitor
the first of the week with relatives at
Marshalltown.
G. L. Olson of Des Moines, spent a
couple of days this week with his
cousin. B. Olson.
Miss Stella Fitzsimmons returned
Wednesday from a few days visit with
friends at Denison.
Mrs. M. Hill and son Barney. re.
turned Monday from a few weeks STAY
with relatives in Dakota.
Bills are up around town announcing
"a grand 4th of July celebration at
West Side. Many of our people will
attend.
The weather permitting, the Man
ming ball team will be over Sunday to
play the game postponed from last
Sunday.
Mrs. E. G. Young and daughters,
Margaret and Lucille, of Minneapolis,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Paine.
Miss Nora Mcnamara of Vail and
Mr.. James Mcnamara of Omaha. were
married Tuesday morning at s O'Clock
at st. Anus church, Rev. Father MUIR
ply officiating and Miss Nora McNam-
ara and Morris Norton acting as best
lady and gentleman. After the cere-
monv a reception was given them at
the home of the BRIDES parents Mr..
and Mrs. p. Mcnamara, just north of
town. The bride is an econ plished
young lady and has a host of friends.
MIR. Mcnamara holds a good position
in a South Omaha packing house. Thew
left Wednesday morning for their fu-
home at Omaha.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-22
CHARTER OAK A

Miss Josie Kniest returned Tuesday
from a visit to Council Bluffs.
Grandpa Kniest and Ruhl Seniff are
visiting friends at Ida Grove.
Marion Cole of Arion. called on Oak
friends the first of the week.
Miss M. Egbert and Nellie Robert
son are visiting friends at Des Moines.
Mrs. McGraw and children of Deni-
son. are guests of her sister, Mrs. G..
B Coin.
t. Houlihan is at home for his vaca-
ton from the Rush Medical College at
Chicago
Mrs. Grace REYNOLDS and children of
Dow City. are visiting at the home of
]. Snyder.
Miss Myrtle Hewins is ATTENDING
the musical convention at Des Moines
this week.
DR.. Hart and family started Tuesday
for a visit with Mrs. Harris sister in
North Dakota
The Misses Jessie and Mia An
drews visited at Mapleton and Ida
Grove this week.
Rev. Carson and Miss Mamie Glass
burner attended the Epworth Leae ue
convention at Sac City this week.
J. P. Thompson is having his build
ing on Main street enlarged and the
roof raised four feet. which makes a.
great improvement.
Theo. Peterson and family. Mr..
Hensen and Miss Dora Benses. of
Council Bluffs, are visiting at the
Peterson and Thompson homes.
Rev, McCliptock of Sioux City, didn't,
stop here for the Tuesday evening ser.
vices as he could not do so and attend
his sons wedding at Des Moines on
Wednesday,.
Miss Edna Ketterer who has heen
visiting Miss Josie Kniest the mast
two weeks. returned to her home at
Odebolt Tuesday. Master Ed. Adams
accompanied her.
The town we'll is down l6 feet and 50
much water in it that it can not he ex-
hausted with one pump. and Mayor
Bolleu goes to Sioux City Friday for
another pump The we'll is to be made
10 feet deeper.
Editor Cummings was called to De-
corah Tuesday evening by the death of
his father. He had so little time be-
fore taking the evening train that he
could not get out his paper before he
left. but we think every one will ex-
cuse him under the circumstances.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-22
NEWS ABOUT DELoIT.

N. l.. Hunt and wife were in Deloit
Monday evening.
The Deloit schools closed this week
ana Ice cream was served tn all.
Mrs, S. K. Dobson and Mrs. b.. F,
Galland we're the guests of Mrs. M.
Hunt Wednesday.
Chas Flints school closed and the pu-
pills will enjoy the vacation as the
weather is warm.
Mrs.Jesse of Neb one son and three
daughters are visiting at the home
OF her daughter Mr.. and Mrs. B. d.
McKim.
Mary Albright closed a successful
term of school in the Whey district
last Friday with a picnic and several
visitors were present
Mrs. E. T. Dobson and daughter of
st. Joseph spent a few days at Deloit
the past week and Mr.. Dobson returned
home with her as his health was poor
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dobson have
bought the hotel at Deloit and will
move in this week and will continue to
serve the people as they have kept a
boarding house for some time.
Mrs. j. T. Turner and Mrs. ]. T..
Miller we're guests at the hospitable
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Newcom Tuesday
Mrs. Newcomb was absent but they
were nicely entertained by her daugh-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-22
BUCK O LETTER

Carrie Soehl is here visiting friends.
Mrs. John Deiber. Sr. is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Linville's family arrived here
last week.
Erma Beutal has been very sick this
last week.
Geo. Bonesteel of Lake View. was
here over Sunday.
Martin and Bert Cruise were up this
way visiting last week.
Geo. Morris of Den;son, was out here
calling on friends Sunday.
Mrs Evans and daughter of Arion.
were up here last week visiting.
Supervisor Gigax and a force of men
began work on the road Monday.
DR.. Carr of Dow City, was up this
way on professional business this week
Denison callers last week were f.
Gigax Jr., Geo. Fotheringham and
Omer Bicknell.
Jim OiMeara and wife have rented
rooms in the Mitchell house where
they expect to keep house.
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ALL O PARADISE.

James Rae was a caller in Paradise
Tuesday.
William Golden has sold his crops to
Frank Birkhofer.
David Skinner has been on the sick
list the past week.
Bert McCord and family were visit,
ing at Mr.. Haley's last week.
Benson Smith was seen travelling
through u valley Sunday.
z. j.. Farrelly was delivering hogs at
Kenwood one day last week.
Chas. Trip is reported t be quite
sick at his home neal Arion
Adam Sharp enjoyed a visit from An
drew Bell and wife Tuesday.
Maud Bryan is at home to spend the
summer vacation with her parents.
Miss Ellen Scott, of Dow City, was a
visitor at P. ]. Hallowell's this week.
Miss Agnes Goddard is visiting at
the home of her grandmother for a few
days.
G, Updike and family, of Dow City,
are visiting at the home of VIM Havir-
land.
The l. G. had a crew of men here
Monday working their taxes in Para
disc.
Mrs. Waters, OF Dow City, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. Carson. of this
place.
VIM. Rule and wife attended the M.
w. A. memorial services at Dunlap
Sunday.
Several Paradise people attended the
Day exercises az Dow CITY
Will Haley closed a very successful
term OF school last Friday at the center
school house.
Mr.. Carlson, of Dow City. is holding
services at the center school house
every other Sunday.
Maude Harper is home for a few
weeks after teaching the spring term
of school near Ricketts,
c. M. q ST. Paul painters we're very
ousy in Bell, painting the water tank
other buildings at that place.
G. V. Whaley. one of the Paradise
teachers, graduated from the Normal
department. of the Denison College.
Carl Hawley and Mr.. Bullock. of
)en:son, We're looking after business
interests in our valley Wednesday.
William Houston was in Paradise the
lrst OF the week, looking after farm
interests and calling on his son. Robt.
The Bell ball nine is going on the
xcursion Sunday to Chamberlain. S.
D., to see the ball game and other
lights there.
The Bell school closes on next Satur
ay. and everyone regrets seeing Mr..
leave as he has done good
york in that school.
Messrs. Radecke and Passmore are
recting a fine new barn on the place
where Albert Birkhofer lives. C. T..
|oss. OF Denison. who owns the place.
vas there Tuesday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-22
CYCLONE WRECKS FARMS.


Small Twister Blows Buildings to Pieces
Near alexandria,, Neb.
ALEXANDRIA Neb., June ga genu-
Inc twlster pert ormed north of this CITY
yesterday afternoon and two farms are
strewn with ~wreckage left by the fur
ious cyclone.
Those who were watching could see
the little funnel cloud trailed by a mass
OF flying debris. 1t struck Henry Al
bricht's farm first, six miles to the
northwest. The members of the family
found refuge in the cellar as they heard
the omlnous roaring sound. The house,
Darn and buildings were almost a com
plete wreck and two head of cattle were
blown some distance and killed by fy-
ing timbers.
The course of the storm was south
east and p. Munn's farm was in it's
path. All the outbuildings were blown
to pieces and the house and barn blown
Gown, the family escaping all injury by
fleeing into the cellar.