The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-19
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]. II. SAsXShan unl6adsa liz or ot
bi.dsss during the past wssk. -; -
n ~. Thomas u employed II ~
dental paslors 81 Dr.. J. B. Cosway. n
Bart Forbes 10 now worling ~
Chris. Neimann in ths bottlinE work.
John Ramage unloaded : Cur 81
binders and twine during the past
week. ia; ~ - " 4. 'a.l3 r. ,;ss
a.. Ludlow and family went q
Spirit Lake the first Of The week q
attend tho chsutauqua. I $
J. D. Huuiston left Monday night
for Colorado. he will b absent q
couple Of weeks. = >:| sst, ssll,s. ::s
A. 81. MeIutyre and Lee She'll lsft
Wednesday morning for Spirit 40
for Z weeks outing. -, ~. " ..o $ s.s5
Nias B;rkstt, stenoaraphsr for "a,
NJ. Ctandall, has started : .slass al
pupils in short hand. z3,ss
Pipsstone 10 obtainis9 lsgal aulioe-
ity as 10 whether che can bond fthS
town. for Installing . sewsr, sJstem.
Mics Jennie; Torraacs. and the IAN.
ily Of q. W. Lear expect TO CO. q
Spirit Lake next week for tho ssason.
James Crandsll expects his sister,
Au. ], D. Jackson amp husband 81
Omaha, here on = visit in the asal
future. 4s
Frank Green 10 laid up with rhsus
matism. He was kicked over BY
COW while milking Monday evening,
since shis time he has not been abls
to get around. fSss
Sioux Falls defeated st, James in
ball game at Window by IA .tol4,
At tho end of the third inning TIN
score was Is to 4 and the fourth in-
ming IA TOD. ). -, >s 5s5Sss
Joseph Ainrich, son Of VIM. Him
rich, returned from the Phil
lipinss. He has been absent from
hare nineteen months He liked Is
all right there and may 60 back. l5
A new siamsse coupler has -
received BY the fire department..
With this coupler two streams cAaa
be merged into ono thus giving NOR
force and throwing moro wster, s.
case il vas needed. .' % $.sss
A person dressed in nen's clothing
with long hair done no on top1
heed, feot and hands like . wois6
stopped It the Warrington MondS
night and attracted iderablso stE
tsntion about the streets and depot
Eyes examined free--- Nell
son, the Optician. !
The case of Chss. Wunder for re-
refusing to pay poll tax was dismis'
sed Tuesday by Justice Stevens on
account Of irregularities in the pro-
ceedings. ]. A.. Town for plaintiff
and D. Rohrer fur defendant. y.
A two year old. son Erick
Auderson's, died Monday and was
buried at Reading Tuesday. The
child first had diptheria and after the
quarantine was raised other compIi-
cations set in.
Mrs. Harriette Fletcher leaves this
week for Chicago, to visit her sou,
Sne will also attend the Fourth Al
nual Illinois Summer School for Pri1
mary Teachers. Her little & andsoaI
Wilson Aull, j., viii aocomp any hel
| The Ladies Aid society Of thd
Congregational church will meet with
| Mrs. ]. D. Humiston this FRIDAY
July 10. from 2 to 10. They cor:
{hiallJ, iasitssth ,gentlamen to join
! with them in making the occssion !
pleasant one. >Refrsshmsnts will b
be served for 10 cents. ' Everybody
welcome. '..,~~ ~ !
Miss Nell Cswing; Of Jackson. VIII
has been whiting At the home OF n
D. C,dwell in this city, loft thi,
morning for : visit With; relatives" !,
Round L.ke, MINI. She was acorn,
panied : part Of tho distance by Her
bort Hanson and Miss Olive Cad
veil. -Pipestone Star. 4
C.. Z. Peterson finished moving hil
household goods on Wednesday, intt
Frank swahson's house across ii.
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