The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-19
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4yis S'bus FsIls M i N Y s /, VI
4 iss spsap stoat \ visitisg
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Mr. r. p )lilIsr left sor Jscksoa
- a.y u hsr father.
@Cd9 ma gckl~y. of Sheldon, 49,. y B
hing ton Sunday. ,
Il Hsy. 1taak ~rsoa. 81 Ainaespo
III, visis.dA friens and relatives III !
this cry Monday. N 5..s
| IA. ". Faserst,onIi II again al his
desk in the Mobiles County Bank
sfter vacation visit in Iowa. n
Miss NsIliy Meredith, Of Ainnsa- 4
polls, returned to her homo Monday
pfter ! week visit With Miss Myrtls \
Stoweil. i %ssSA W., =. { . =a. n: I..,a
Kev.L.3J. Film, 81 St. James, Who
has been visiting relatives. C. a:
Steinman, for tho past week returned
lh } 20 Monday. sH ... Z.
Notwithstanding tbs excessive heat
Friday aitern ION ther was a good
attendance at the Presbyterian ladies
tea. They realizing about $40 =.
a. g Beckley, Of the A d d ! z
force is taking Il few weeks vacation,
the most of which he contemplates
spending at Spirit Lake, Mr.. Gross
culpSis taking nis place: II "
There were at least fifty people en-
1joyed the bathing: at Ayers beach
Saturday night. This pleasure is be-
coming more popular than it has been
for years in this place. ~ !.
Found near Dean farm at Round
Lake on Sunday July Z, one ladies
cape. = Call on Mrs. NJ. E. Lawton
Wortbington, and prove property
and pay for this notice. "
Walter Aagaard returned Friday
night, driving through with bis team.
He i unable % get any house there
for his family and will remain here
for . couple Of mouths. ;@4se..
Fiiday afternoon Mrs. G.. w. Pat
terson entertained about forty fiv. 81
her lady friends at her home serving
ice cream and cake. All we're de-
lightfulIy entertained with music and
recitations and enjoyed social time.
7 Miss Gladys Hum,ston, of Worth. !.
tingtou, visited with i her friend Miss
CIela Aver, this week. ;. VIM. Malcolm
and family, OF Worthington, visited
here with James Horn and family
the latter part of last week. Herald,
Luverue.
II Theafathers Of p. i. Nance was
over,ou- with hat Sunday FIRE
noon while attending service at HE
Presbyte,iac church. Medical atten. !
ton was at hand and he was revived
and taken home. He has suffered
suustroke before rendering him more
susceptible to heat. ,-...
The marriage of Henry Shaping
and Miss Florentine. Pioce was
solemuized id the German Lutheran
church last "Wednesday afternoon, in
the presence Of a large number of
relatives AID friends Rsv. H. j..
Mueller read the service. A, recep.,
ton was held ut the home of the
brides father iu the evening, where
the evening was pleasantly wbiled
away at dancing and 10 social inter-
course. The young people are popu.
lar among their friends, and they
were the recipients of many useful
and 9, valuable presents. Brewster
Tribune
H. Will HumistoD has purchased the
hardware stock Of F. r. Patterson and
will take possession as soon as invoic-
ing, which is being done now is COM
Epleted. p" He will continue the busl-
ness in the present location until the
Swedish Mercantile move to their
new quarters and then occupy the A.
O. U. W. builcing after it is repaired.
He has been in the business here be-
fore which will again insure hin, tho
success as he previously enjoyed. Mr..
Patterson has not announced bis. flu.
ture plan, but it is hoped he will
re.engage il some business in this
place. ~ l. n xTaa7
Question Answered. r-
Yes, August Flower has still the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of using