The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21
William Norman left Wsdnes day

trip to Luverne TUESDAY Ss
Rev G. r.. Bronson will deliver the
Fourth Of July speech X Bigeloyw
Geo: 1Hoyey is now employed on
the Panpell transfer line n 81:
Miss Stewart. left Wednesday her
home, at g raham Lake.
\ II Mi, g, "a. KEght raised ! large
Wind mill on biz. farm Monday,
Mrs. A. p. Cheney zis visiting
iliends in Reading this week. h n
Dieck hoff Bros, received a car Of
Baker barb wire Wednesday. NH:
y, Miss Penney a forme, teacher in
our choolarrived Tuesday evening
Schwarty the shoe man is decorat
ing the interior Of his store with his
own photos. 5s.; s,.,
Miss Case, at one time a teacher In
our school arrived in Worthiugton
Tuesday \ s# e. = !.
Mrs. Geo. Grain left Wednesday
for Msukato 70 be present at, her sons
wedding. 5: .:ss: a.. s.1z <s .S II
Mrs. Evans 81 ST. Louis, sister 81
Foadmarter, Robinson is Visiting
friends here ;ss:. Ii 2 ~ ss.5.: :.
E. B. Lott, deputy commissioner
|of labor, 81. Paul; was on ! tour OF
inspection in this city Wednesday. !:
y Mrs. g. r. Right Of Elk Cen terleit
Tuesday p, M.t#for an extended:
visit with relatives in Colorado. =: :
.Rushmore is. making great pre-
parations for the fourth, All who
tend assuren ofa good time: -. g.
- G. NJ. Crandall, sof this city,. is ad.
vertised to deliver the Fourth Of
July address at The Du ndee. celebra;
tion. : c.,s=, . > 49, ;:.&s . H. =
Z Mrs. F. E. No,ing who has been
visiting at the home If j. b.: Green
for a few day returned TO Paskel
IS. D. - -. r., :s,;$> : =. s:..s
John Dewey shipped his: houee-
hold goods out of:Rushmore Tuesday
for Oregon where he will permanently
make his home :: ssss.: @a. z . (. Z
Will Corbett the popular manager
ofithe Douglass eleyatof Il Vilmons
lift hets N ednesd y |for 4 Short syisil
|to bis o.d home ii Illinois. n
Ed Norris is excavating on his lot
fora new house he contemplatea
building this summer. .:S..5 (
Miss Alma Ludtke, neice Of E. L,
Schwartz is spending few days at
the bomeof Will Beavens south Of
the Ocheeda. H -. e. . $%% , Is, I:
Frank Durfee, wife and family left
Wednesday for Mankato, to attend
the wedding of Frank Grain that
evening. h s.,F.s. g.z ,:.,'# i, :.
Are the members Of the various
committees doing all they can TO;
wards the completion Of the arrrnge.
ments for: W oodmen : day' ;.>,.,,;: 4 !,
Are you interested il the pre,yre>s
and welfare Of We rshiAston.s Ii sc
put your shoulder % the wheel: and
help to pnsh IT, interests by getting
everything in tip.top shape for Wood.
mems day: XII. .=... .,=.s ~:
See that you have your own lawn
nicely moved and cleaned up and
then Get after aeishbor and stir them
up, 90. that the town will make the
best appearance possible On picnic
day y, =s$s s.5.; >"s IS
The Warrington Business Mems
associatio through theie committee,
are arranging for . banner that will
be- a credit to that association on
|Woodmen's Day. ct / /. \: 5ss> 4.
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Next w ednesday il picnic day.
Are your arrangements all compile.
ed for the reception Of the visitors,
II not girdle on your Armor and get
the work done, SO that you will have
nothing to do on that day but IN:
terest yourself il our guests. 5s5s=.
The many friends of Chas. Antrettel
| 81 Round Lake, will b glad to learn
that hslwas happily married e Miss
Louise Pfef3e, OF Sioux Valley The
ceremony took place Ct the home q
the groom,s father ii Round Lake,
Wednsild evening 10 the presence
81 1 fey invited friends, Raw q