The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-06-15

John King, editor OF the Adrian
Democrat, was visitor here Friday.
Miss Porter, Of Adrian, was guest
at the home Of Matt Bryan this
week, II. .s.@ ;*=.. Is.
Roman Bros, shopped car of stock
TO Sioux City Thursday night.
H. NJ. Douglass and James Mackay
are planning a trip to England and
Scotland. x
Mrs. G. II Schechter is expected
home in a short time. She has been !!
detained lately by the illness of her
mother.
John Haber was here Thursday |
on his way to Lake6eld to buy a
restaurant.
Three Boer ENJOYS passed through
here Friday afternoon on their way
TO Sioux City.
Rem Mccartney and wife went to
Spirit Lake Friday afternoon for a
few days outing.
Geo. w. Van Luven, returned
Thursday evening after two weeks
pleasant visit among relatives in
Mankato.
Il Mesdames Kimmell, of Sheldon, ar
rived Saturday for a visit with rela-
tiyes, L. M. Keimmel.
!, r. A. Ely moves his grading out
fit to Lake Park Saturday where be-
, will commence work on the double
track of the Burlington.
, A picnic washeld at Round Lake
Saturday by the high school scholars.
While the day was not very pleasant
; for the occasion yet those taking part
enjoyed hugely.
DR.. Conway is the happy possessor
3 of beautiful K. T. charm purchased
< in Washington and presented him
=. by Engineer Doolittle.
Mrs. NJ. j. Mann. who has b,cn
visiting here for some time left Mon
% day for Window, from there SIZE will
J" go to Washington, D. c., and Virginia
R. for visit.
W Mrs. Richardson, of Worthington,
le has been a guest of her sister, Mrs
W. N. '3emis, the past two weeks
She went down to Fulda last Thurs.
l. day to visit for few days, enroute tc
80 her home.-Edgerton Enterprise.
FL F. D. Brown has sold his livery
n business to A. G. Todd, of Ford
county, Illinois. The latter will take
possession Sunday morning. Con
sideration about $1,000.
" j.. D. Pratt is now building hi
Of house in McLean's addition, pur
w chasing the lumber from the ST
Croix lumber Co., successor to Jas
i, S. Ramage,
OF All Fourth of July committee
A. should have their respective program
ng completed early next week. in orde
that detailed programs of the Who'll
ols can be printed.
IN The M. E. church was filled to it
"a fullest capacity Sunday night to vii
~ ness tho 'Children's Day" exerciset
al The little people acquitted themselve
r. to the deli ht of the large audience
ed During the storm about ten day
ne ago the lightning struck the barn {
ne P. Jacobson, living near the Ocheye
Sc; dan Lake, and killed ahorse. M
ed jacobson had just come in from til
fielv and put the team in the bar,
leaving the brides on them.
to Mrs. M. A. Miller of Minneapoli
ers paid visit to her husban
ow who has charge of the St. Croix Inn
ars Der yard, here Saturday for a fe
ass days.
ng- The lovers of fine ice cream wi
to" appreciate the fact that Ray Humi
Ok ton has secured the agency fl
her Messer's Ice Cream from Mankat
pu- This is without doubt the finest i,
cream in the state. As Gunthel
- Bonbon's Lowney's Chocolates a
n known as the par excellence of d
- CONNECTIONS. so Musser's Ices are eel
~ brated for their deliciousness. M
~ Humiston gets it in 10 gallon packe
< and while the cost is hig Oh and the Q
ID press charges higher, still Ray thin]
% there's nothing too good for bis Gu
= toners, so cost is not going to ent
~ into it. Any one that enjoys crow
% around fountain should drop
. land take a drop at this "kool an
@ kozy place." The Band Boys a
~ thinking of serving Musser's Ices
~ their next benefit.
G3l
~ Glen Hedber is clerking for Har1