The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-23
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Raw. Father Sneider Of Fulda was
in town Thursday. q
Mrs. John Blair left for her home
St. Paul Thursday.
r. Prideaux and vile spent Tue,'
day with friends in Ransom.
Mrr. F, G. Brace 70 recovering from
her recent illness and is able to be
out. -, 49,.
A telephone has been put in the
dressmaking parlors of the Misses
Kannal, No. 18l. -
Mrs. J. 81. James left Wednesday
evening for Adrain where she will e
main until Monday.
Mrs. James Durfee of jackson ar
rived Thursday for visit with her
sister Mrs. Albertus.
Register of Deeds, B. I. Trip was
on the sick list Wednesday and went
to his home in Bigelow.
Mr.. Schafer new editor of the DEM
ocrat and j. E. King of Adrain were
county seat visitors Thursday.
J. G. Boldly of Dewald has begun
work on his new house on Humis-
ton Ave. across from r. L. MoraInds
A full supply of the celebrated
Iron Clad" brand hosiery at a..
Peter Lewis. They need no intro
duction.
Mre. A. r. Albertus returned We'd
nesday afternoon. She was accom-.
panied by Miss Kathrine Morrison of
Chicago.
Wialliam Wilson and daughter
returned to their home at Pontiac, Ill.
Friday after a two months visit re-
latives in Wor:hington and vicinity.
Andrew Selgseth, of Bloom was
brought before Judge Anderson
Thursday afternoon charged with
seduction by Miss. Sarah Stensla d
Of Adrian. Hearing occurred at
4:sO same day. Attorney Crandall
for the state and Parsons for defend
ent.
A portion of the lights were shut
down Wednesday evening on account
of washing out of the large boiler at
the plant, and the small one not be-
ing sufficient to supply steam enough.
1t was impossible to cool and clean
the boiler in time to got it ready for
service on time, besides lawn SERVICE
was. used very heavily at the snme
time, and the pump could not be
shut down.
-s If there are any who have not besn
solicited for flowers for the Flower
show; and who have potted plants,
they are willing to donate 70 be sold
or who have cut flowers, please send
them to tho Court House Square
early Saturday morning. All the
golden rod and vines that any one
can bring will be gladly received.
II: Committee.
u, The Worthington Improvement
League will have a tent for dis
playing potted plants and cut flow
Sers at the flower show on the Court
House lawn Saturday, afteroon
and evening, August. "A.
The ladies' will serve frappe five
cents a glass and will bold
sale Of home made candy. Music
furnished by the Baptist orches-
ira.
Don't b. satisfied with temporary
relief from indigestion. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure permanently and
completely removes this complain.
slt relieves permanently because it al
lowe the tired stomach 'perfect rest.
Dieting wont rest the stomach.
Mature receives supplies from the
food we eat. The sensible way to
help the stomach is to.:use Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, which: digests what
you eat and can't help but do you
good. F. A. lGroezinger.
Messrs M. T. Burrough president
and w. A. Sanford, vice president Of
the First National Bank of Cherokee,
Ia, spent short time here Wednes-
day while passing through. These
gentlemen are stockholders in the
Citizens National Bank, and the
cashier, Mr.. Upper drove them
about town. They expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the out