The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-07-27
Miss Matte Barnes loft Friday to
visit friends at West Bend, Iowa.


+ A. q. Palm is now in town on q
visit before going east to take up his
new position. @@
A little daughter of II. v. Garrett
sons fell down on the sidewalk Fri
day, and broke her arm.
Louis Kissell is now fireman. on a
passenger train between Sioux Falls
and Mitchell; going out for the first
time Saturday.
j. P. Madsen and family loft Fri
day night for their future home in
Otter Tail county. The Advance
will keep him informed on the doings
Of his neighbors. =:
H. N. Douglass will move his Office
| to the room built for him with Albin-
son & Boberg, soon.
Midsummer sale for the harvest
trade shoes, So off on every pair
during July and August, At the New,
York Bargain Store.
Roscoe Palmer was in town Friday.
He is employed in the roadmaster's
Office at Altoona, Wis.
Mrs. r. s. Mann and son Rexford,
left for Minneapolis Saturday, after
visiting at the home Of s. V. Wy
ckoff here.
| r. M. Judd and wife, of Mcintyre,
Ia, were in town Saturday. Mrs.
Judd is a sister to Ms. j. G. Thorn,
Iof Rusnmore.
! G.. r. Leonard put a mark on
dog Friday for interfering with hit
chickens. It's regretted that some
thing cannot be done to diminish thu
number of ours that are at large.
F. E. Walker, Physician and Sur
geon. Calls promptly attended t.
from Office over Morland's dru,
. store both night and day. Telephon
, No. 148.
Sheriff Lowe, of slayton, was il
I town Friday.
O. W. Dieckhoff left Friday fc
New Richland.
J.H. Oaks, returned from his Sout
Dakota trip Thursday night
Mrs. A. H. Palm came bown fror
: St. James Thursday afternoon.
= Chas. Wilmont, of Lake Parl
q transacted business here Friday.
RI Misses Littlefeld and Lillia
3 O'Keefe made a trip to Bigelo'
Thursday.
el Mrs. Wakefield left Friday for he
}. home, at Gilmore, after a visit wit
r E. F. Buchan.
3 Miss Maggie Devaney is now bt
Q coming an expert compositor on th
b Daily A d v Q.
II Misses Anna and Helen Rippbe1
J. ger, of Elgin, ILL.,, are visiting relative
j. Rippberger and family.
>. Mat. Fish, VIM, Bell, Chas. TENN
u and J. H. James rusticated at Spir
" Lake Thursday and Friday.
al D. J. Ross moved his family he,
n Thursday from Luverne and occupie
y Harvey Wickland's former residence
a Mrs. Heavy writes from West 81
perior that her father, Gilbert Ande
10 son, is not very we'll since his arriv'
there.
k The many friends of Miss Jenn
Clark will be pleased to learn thu
;. she is improving a. we'll. as could /
expected.
i Special offer in mems bushes
suits, SIS 20 suits for $500. Children
wash suits $3.50 kind, CSC at the Ne
70 York Bargain Store.
Sam Allen has commenced the g
r. ection of uew residence, for WI
a. Henrich's :south Of Mrs. HYland'
That part of:town is becoming POI
10 ular place to pulld.
II James Kennedy is now employe
in rcadmaster Robinson's offic
Mrs. Madison and daughter arrive
10 Saturday, from Wisconsin, for Ale
u with relatives w. E. Madison.
Frank Crane left for Brec kenrit
~ the first Of the week. 1t is Ieborte
- he went there % look over anoth'
position.
!" Just received new line of shoes {
!" the North Star make which give Il
best satisfaction at the lowest price
the New York Bargain.
!. G.. Caldwell, of Sioux FALLS, is {
pected here tomorrow to assun
Il management of the Globe, and CO.
duct paper in the interests Of Brys
and his admirers.
E.J. Helmick has blaced in positic