The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21

Falls arrived Friday. w. y" AT
Carl Schultz made . business trip
to. Heron Lake Friday IL -
John Jamesalett for a two days
business trip to st. James Friday. ~
L. B. Bassett, of Rushmore was in
town Saturday. ....,'.
| Frank Tripanier, left for St. jaime
Friday evening. rs '~.
Mrs Baasett, OF Rushmore was in
town on her return from FaIrmont.
Glen Hedberg is now employed at
1. T. Branigan's store.
John GiIbertson, OF Edgerton. was
doing business here Saturday..
Rev. S. Anderson left Saturday
for Waseca where he will preach Sun
day.
C4rlous Boynton, an old time
friend of E. L. Schwartz is visiting
friends here.
Chas. Hamstreet. of Sioux City,
was IN town Saturday on his way
bone at Kimbrae.
| Tue dreaded cyclone may stike
you next. Insure with Edwin G.
Wilson agent. d 3 wit.
Miss Minnie Dow, of this city: has
secured the position as principal OF
the summer school at Magnolia. She
will teach tn eprimary room.
For. tornado insurance so to
Edwin c. Wilson agent. d 8 WITT.
Miss Julia CLANCY and Mrs
Harriet Fletcher have gone to the
S. S. Convention at Reading, to heal
the addresses on Primary work, by
Mrs. ]. E. Hobart, State Superinten
dent.
Many of our farmers we're in towr
Saturday and all where feeling jnbi
liant over the the excellent crop pros
, poets. Why shouldn't they? Noble
-. county never IN its history SHOWED
up to better advantages than j
does now.
q Neat little surprise party was give1
: Miss Mildred Jones Friday evening
bv nine of her friends in this cit,
and a splendid evening was enjoyed
Miss Jones was presented with
handsome bracelet with nine frien@
hearts attached. -
t q. Hawley and wife left Frida,,
D night for St. Paul where they vii
,o.Iioinf the editorial excursion 10
sIBuffalc. II this family journal j
!. better than heretofore or falls shor
give the boys credit for what the!
are doing and all will appreciate an.
!, item OF news.
u A prominent business man said t.
our reporter, "The next thing W
want here is wholesale grocer!
house." And why not' With ou1
sulendid railroad facilities, where
could you get better location? Lei
the business mems association push
this matter and we shall it..
School report of Dist. No. 4S, Wor
|thington township, school began
Sept. 4th, 1900 and closed May 81
1 1901. No. of months during year 8
i number of pupils during year A.
number entitled to apportionment
l22, number'who attended 60 days OF
more "a, average daily attendance l6,
number of visitors during year 81
|Kittie Clancy was the only one per-
Ifect in attendance and Harold Chan
ey ranked second.
Will, in a conversation with a
Minneapolis travelling man, he re-
marked that Wortbington was the
Ebest town in southern Minnesota. He
Ecorroborated the fact by pointing to
1.-The Worthington hotel register. 1t
Eshows that ten travelling mon stop
There while you will find but one at a
|aimifar hotel in other towns. Travel
linz men do not stop in towns where
there is no business for them. 10
where you will in the state and your
ltown is spoken Of as the business
Icenter of southern Minnesota.
The. service OF the high school
graduating class at the Presbvter'
liam church Sunday evening were At
] . S5e. ....~ fno&urs, 0f success.