The Worthington advance., 1901-09-06
RushnlOre.

The State Fair this year is expected
to be one of of the best ever held and
sexeral from our town. have made
plans to take it in. ,7oS8
Misses Constable, .Mable Bedford,
Ira and Eda Shuck took in the g. =.
r. picnic at Henry Reeds near Read.
ing Friday. - ssEsss #
The children of Rushmore held q
picnic in w. Barrons grove on Friday.
Mayor Douglas and family drove.
| through Rushmore one day last week
| and made a visit at at home Of ~.
Barron. --~ :, ,9.s4$s ..ss
VIM. Theabold and family ofsouth
| srn Iowa are visiting at the home Of
w. Barron. ~
Miss Josephine Christensen who:
has spent the summer at her home il
Mankato returned Saturday to resume
her duties in the primary departments
of our schools. The fact that this is
Miss Christensens fourth year IN
Rushmore shows that her abiliey "a
teachsr is unsurpassed. 5s s
Rushmcre's inhabitants together
with the hot winds have .empted the
two ice houses which were filled last
winter. Either we are q warm COM
bination or the supply of ice was not
sufficient when the ice was packed
The meat market will find it nee.
essary to ship ice in. 4.a
Mr., and Mrs. s. B. Bedford and.
Mrs. Vanderwere drove to Adrian
Saturday evening. ,..4 ~....e9 4
Mrs.. Lloyd Morgan, Fl of Round
Lake and two daughters are visiting
at the homo of Mrs. Umbah. e.
Mrs. Mary Cray, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in
Rusbmore the past week departed
Saturday for Avoca where Lou is
now located.
Among those who departed for the
| state fair Monday are Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Baird, Pearl Petit, Misses Aable
Bedford and Edna Shuck, s. T.
Wood and John Mitchell. Miss
Shuck will remain a week in the
Wholesale house and purchase her
fall stock of millinery. John says he
has worked hard enough the past
| four weeks and is going to take q
few days outing aud enj " himself.
TIL. Prideaux had trouble with
his gasoline engine in his.elevator so
that he was unable to take grain for
a time, on Saturday but has it again
in running order now.
As fall comes round young people
begin TO depart for various places
planned during the winter-some:jto
teach others to be taught. Rush
more stands at the head when it
comes to giving her young people an
educational and taste Of the high
or branches. Monday evening Cor
don and Warren Shuck, Frank and
Mable Dryden departed for Mime
apolis where they will take up work
at the university. jessie Dryden will
enter the East Side High School at
Minneapolis which is al
most twelve blocks from the uni
versity, giving her an opportunity to
stay with Mable and Frank, Miss
Winnifred Kerr departed Monday
for Owatonna where she will attend
the high school living with her aunt.
Clayton and Mable Bedford, Ray
mond and Fred Kerr aud Lille Nor
ton will resume work at Worthington.
Claude Thorn and Mason Sands ex-
pect to attend business college in
Minneapolis. Miss Bessie Bedford
will attend the n, w. Conservatory
of Music at Minneapolis. U.Laura
Barron will teach in the Cummings
district. Ells Morton in the Black
district; Ida Shuck in tbs j. G.
| Mitchell dist; while Ida Grug and
Lou Bassett will teach their :home
schools. Ethel Black will remain in
tho same school near Bigelow. In al
most every instance schools in this
vicinity are taught by young people
who have grown up here and prepar-
! ed tbemeelves to teach.