The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26

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Fl. B. Hapgp pEohih itioh,spSa ker,
IS a. Q: So. !, y, hall toni Is. &
Mrs. Eta F. Webb i pltsiog hidt
water Nesting stus s.in:s her ! !
sidence., ]:
~ ]. ]. Bingham Sc putting . = c9ment
walk for D. W. Chute ,ts,o,lrnstt 10tka1d
9Th avenue. -. 81 4 Y 4 !.
Mrs. Anna Davis fas sp |. 4 down Own i
now walk on; her spropsifstyj; Il tbs
Clary addition. ! $ s : J, 90. 8. 8.
j: E. stonssiisr La !, ! lesigIasd ) b.
position Win F. Turner. spd ]. RIM
ming = dtay line, J. q . 3. /.
I'D. 4 WI. Humi,ton unlo.ded
4 :car Of feed mills and shoveling
boards Th9gsd y ~. ~.
Fred Smith, If Is Mianeafoai;i i FARO.
gistered pharmacist is,;se,nployed 10
Fra < Hickmans, dn,gsterss ,t - = :
Mr., o. T.. Koshnick ,.0f Sioux City
sold his farm on lSectiuuie; ia George
Miller for four thousands dollars; U :.
! Mrs. GEO., Porteff,, g hio Is has boon
Evisi&i,lg friends here fcr; revsral days,
Eleft for her homry:sin Minneapolis;
sThursday:', i ~ =, : :,s5',. 81. =. =.
Robert, Meridth left,. wednesday,
for Chicago After spending: q few
days there, he willgo farther south
for the winter: - ~, =. = :
| GIL. Peterson returned the. first 81
the. week from P1il]ager,, and .ay.:L,
B: Bennett is all right and. building
an addition 70 his u! =! hotel: :. =:
Quarterly meeting will be ::the|d+ al
the Evangelical Church, commencing
Friday, Rev. Draeger of .:Ripestone
lis expected. to be. present. Il 90 ~
Course Ticket holders tor the Win.
fter's Course of Entertainments y savttt
75c on the j expense Of theoeusas, and
get a chance 70 reserve their. ssatss
day earlier than others. :, =:
Mrs. May of stillwatef;; ali ~ Officer
Of the W. re-. inspected the :: corps
here, "Wednesday evening, after thi.
service refreshments were served.
Phone .tt~o:s;ii1 for "a 4 I barrel q .,
apples aid YOU viii BE-, sSleeabl,
surprised when you dee them. ;'They
are exceptionally choice ara cheap:
260 tickets to the Winters: GoursI
were gone at noon, To-day: Mha1
will be your chance tor a !, good sea,
be if you WHIT un & q Others :. hsv.
had : thsir pHi3kl.oa Di~* ia t.'.,*.
El"SThe Y, F s, G.sEI,yrotehs CSsnersSs
'fgational church, wilhEivsd 4: 'soejalsir
the church, p.rlors, Friaayy' evening
Nov. 9th, Refreshments will b.
served from si1 to tenso clock and !.
musical program,wilf<<bes@ rendered
| ><-: r. 4: : :'::s $50: l.
Bert Wells, employed; in Moelle1r'
lumber yard, Round .L.akesfelt fla, fl0n
an: elevated walk TIE sday>astritinl
his shoulder on q etone. Hin shoulder
blade was wrenched making, a very
| painful injury. |ss' 49, !:
" Remember that Coprae:s :Tioke
I holders may ressrye; their@hek4ts >fo
the Merchant Of; Xeniee,s' a. Nor
lands at eight O'Clock, Eiday, OF
T W: *;0thers' must wait until satu!ii
'Tday 49, =. ~ - g - ~ =,
! On:account,' of not being sbls: t,
procure any mora ice from any tow,
1in:this vicinity. mo- further: deliverie
will be made after Frida1, ut. .9d
r. = > =. .s...'..- -. E. G. PANNEun.-
Would you rather be one Of th'
first $50. to pick your seat at tn
Winters Course Of Entertainments
or take your chance: on q good sea
after $50 have had their choice1 /
you buy course ticket II will.b.
cheaper and give you a4 earlier picl
Of seats for each ENTERTAINMENT. );