The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26

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A. F. Lane W. In town Monday,
Sarouts 10 Texas. a % \ M, Ss,s sEs M WI.
Il Eyes examined free---N Nell.
non, the Optician. :. zs,. re-
81 Miss Brewer, sister 81 Mn. E. ~.
Porter arrived Saturday from Mon
tana. Nv "a n, N NJ. Fa.'t - :%'7.' .sS \
M Mrs. Samuel Allen and daughter
Carrie left Tuesday for an extended
visit in Wisconsin, u >" T.. -,
Miss Goldie HSffman, OF Sioux
City, is visiting at the residence Of
conductor Franck. -
Rev. John Kiehuhcltz, arrived Fri
day to conduct quarterly meetings at
the Evangelical church. ss.,*. :.
y James Montgomery and wife, of
Wilmont, returned Saturday from the
2Pau-Am' rican at Buffalo. -. =;
Mrs. Will y Buchan left Saturday
for her home at Albert Lea. after a
two weeks visit n this city. =
! Elof Swanson was brought home
from Round Lake Thursday very sick,
He was some easier Friday.
= A six months old child of John
S~anson's, of Round Lake died Sun
day and was buried Monday.
!. J. P. Peterson shipped a car of
wool Friday. He has handled sixty
thousand pounds this season.
" Mrs. Sellen returned to her home
in Milwaukee Monday after a weeks
visit with Mrs. j. II. johnson.
\ NJ. j. Barber and Walter Aagaard
exchanged places of residence We'd
nesday, moving to their own.
& John Bass, of Round fake, arrived
in the city Tuesday. He will have
charge of Henry Blume's separator.
Merritt Harding and wife returned
home Friday. They were accom-
panied by HE cousin, Rose Goddard.
/ Dan. Shell returned home Friday
night from the cities. He was ac-
companied by W. L. Clement and
:nife, Of Minneapolis.
!, The Misses Ada Hector, Della and
Ellen Ahlstrom left for Lansing, a.,
Monday after a three weeks stay
among friends in this city.
ForSa e.-Twelve head wor'
horses. Twenty head to pick from
going cheap. Lawrence Bros.
!. 5l.4 Sec % Bloom Township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay johnson
Adrian passed through this Gu.
/ u sday en- route for Hampton, 1a,
where they will make their perman-
9nt home. y. - .t..>~:.. ~ ->..
Evangelical church commenced
meeting service Friday con-
until Sunday. Rev. John
Kchluchaltz, of Blue Earth City,
conducting.
A man working in the field for F.
i. Lyons shocking grain Monday
sas overcome with heat. Mr.. Lyons
the unconscious man to the
,hade and by pouring water on his
head revived him.
Elmer Kaiser. of Madelia, a brother |
fHenry Kaiser moved his family |
nd is dominciIed in the F. A. Tor
ance house. He is an experienced
butcher aud comes here to enter the
'Dp!oy of E. l.. Nance.
For R n my farm of 200 acres
! $500 an acle, good buildings
,ood water and windmill, 120 acres
enced. Section Is Dewald twp.
@ NJ. Aug. Strand,
f EXC Rush,nore, M nm.
Glen Mitchell was over come with
De heat Saturday while delivering
,oods. He was able to get out Mon
lay morning but was obliged to re-
urn to the house after being out
My "a short time.
10. T: Topper, cashier of the Citi
ems National Bank of Worthington,
vas in receipt OF the following ,ele-
,ram Monday from Chas. G. Dawes
}, mptroII-r of currency at Washing
on:r "Certificate authorizing, The
Bank of Worthington,' mum.
,er fitty'nine hundred ten, to com:
hence business, mailed you"
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