The Worthington advance., 1900-05-18

i 50 cont shoes at Branigan'ss.
Mrs. .. She'll returned home Thur
| day afternoon.
Peter Thompson is improving h
residence on 18th street.
Mrs. G. A. Forbes returned fro,
St. Paul Monday night. @. ST. &.
. Miss Susan Gibson closed he
school near Reading last Fridayr q
Charlie Boldly and wife, Of Rush
more, spent Sunday in Worthingtou
9. N. Crandall is painting and i'm
proving bis cottage on Fifth avenue
Good potatoes cheap and plenty Al
81. Peter Lewis store. ,...@.: s... rs. 81
Otto Berreau, Of Brewster, trans.
acted business in Worthington Tuee.
day. s@. ...S. i: >=.>.- 7. i. p. T
Lost---Purse and small amour
money Finder please leave at thi'
Office. - = a.. .%,., .F,5 ...... "
Plenty pumpkin seed, diferen
varieties, at 81. Peter Lewis.
F. l.. Humiston left the first of tn.
week on trip to the northern part
of the state. -. -. -. ~. n
Marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to August Stencil and job.
anna Coleman.
Plenty machine oils at Fl. Peter
Lewis. :. "
VIM. Howard, of St. Paul, arrived
Wednesday for a short visit with E.
J. Helmick and>family. :
Miss Minnie Whitman, of Kahka.
zee, ILL.,. is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Matte Hastings. -
The latest and best thing for skirt
is the new style Brush braid.
Sold at II. Peter Lewis.
Miss Agnes Elliott, of found Lake,
las been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
,: A. Trip, the past week. sus
Miss ANNA Dean of Chicago
anne home last week to assist in
airing for her father, G. s. Dean.
J. P. Madsen returned Thursday /
rom a three weeks visit in Chicago
1e enjoyed the trip very much.
SO cent shoes at Branigan's.
Mr.. Wheeler, living in town, killed |
os. loves black dog Thursday !
The animal is said to |
ave grown vicious.
SO cent shoes at Branigan's.
Ray Humiston comes in possession
+ the Wolven place on 10th street
y the trade. with Mr.. Wolven. 1t is |
eported that one of our young doc
ors has rented this place.
The Ellsworth News last week as |
ntinated that Sheriff Anderson
aade an over charge in the perfcr-
nance of bis duty in making a legal
barge for his service, and threatens
o let the gentleman down this fall |
"a to this we don't know what power |
he News has for sustaining it's
'roteges, but as to the charges for
crvice, the Supreme Court says:
Where several notices under the
tatute of 1899. are served by the |
heriff upon one person, who is the
of several tracts, all notices
'eing served at the same time, the
'6cer is entitled TO- full mileage
'pon each notice served" therefore,
dr. Anderson merely exacted his fee
he same as the News man does.
SO cent shoes at Branigan's.
Tie band boys favored the citizens
With a few selections Saturday even
ng from the court house steps. They |
ire doing fine under the manage
nent Of DR.. Conway. Their playing
hat evening seemed to arouse peo-
pie and those on the streets went
about as if they were awake and gave
he town the appearance of having
more life than usual. It would be
nice thing if arrangements were
made for them to play once week.
It would bring pesple to town from
The country. There ought to be a
band stand for them and a good
place for one would be in one corner
Of the court house ground, another
would be in the power house lot.
This lot could be made the most
beautiful spot in town at very it,
tie expense and labor. Talk it over
and let's have music and park we'll
kept. i ~
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