The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Albert Daymon returned a Mons nome
Friday mosning. Isl %tsStr
Mr.. s. A. Harding is, shingling
the power house. 'ra+. IT, .s%Ssasss
Mrs. Henry APPLE, Jr., left for
Carol, Ia, Friday. .&& '. $%2#e
Mr.. Wilburn OF Sibley is visiting
| is dang liter Mrs. Frank Hickmans
Officer Mccartney run in Julius
MoIl Thursday night for being drunk
The officials of the Omaha road was
on tour of INSPECTION here Thurs
dty. IN
Mrs. We,heral of Estherville is here
vi~i,icg at the home OF fl. Peter
I Lewis. Ie,'$
Now is the time to insure against
windstorms. 1t costs but little.
Edwin C. Wilson, agent. d. Wit
Miss Carrie Dayton returned home
Wednesday night to take part I'm
the commencement exercises this
evening. LII
Officer Mccartney recovered larP Q
quantity of brass that was takenssof
traction engine at Saxon & Almond
sons machine shop. The boys we're
released this tins with a warning to
be better in the future. %
Schwartz, the shoeman, has the
honor OF presenting the tripletsla,of
John Carlson, the first pairs Of shoes
they ever had on their feet. Each of
the three little ones received hand
some pair of red shoes as present.
Some one broke into Joseph Berk-
ly's hen house Friday night and too k
nearly every chicken he had. tits
pretty ; WI! 1 known who the parties a.
and imln .diate steps will be takenl4to
! deal Justly with the perpetrators.
The Sr eli, III Lutheran picnic wi |
b. held at Eric Mahiberg's grove,
four miles south Of town Monayat
10 o'clock, rigs will be at the chufch
until 1920 to carry out all who wish
to go.
Dead Thursday evening june 20
at his home in orthington ,toWu-
ship one mile and half from town,
Jacob Gobel Lyons, aged IS YEAR,
of Bright disease. The funeralNWas
held Friday afternoon. Rev. C.f f.
Bronson officiating.
Joseph Arbes, the popular drug
clerk in MorIand's drug store and
I Will Fagerstrom, the obliging cash
Ter in Evans bank, enjoyed a day
with the hook and line Thursday at
Round Lake, along towards evening
each of them caught small fish. s GA
+ Fulda, MIMI, June 19.-Miss Maud
Taylor and Rev. Charles W. Hansen
of Rolnelus. Ohio, we're married ct
the home of the brid's parents. Both
a.e graduates of Manchester oollege.
St. Paul News. Miss Taylor and her
sister gave a recital in the Presby-
berian Church some time ago. @%>=
You may as we'll expect to run .
steam engine without water az to lind
an activv energetic man with torpid
liver and you may know that biz
liver is torpid when he does not relish
food or feels dull ard languid att
eating, often has headache and some.
times dizziness. A few doses Ct
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets will lea,ore his liver to its
normal functions renew his vitality
improve his digestion aud make ~.
feel like new mhu Price 25 cent?
Samples free at all drug stores. $%
| The court to-day awarded tbs stase
reward TO e. w. W. Dow for the
arrest and conviction Of August Pin
genot alias Frank Prichard for thae
stealing of the Dewey horse in Sept
last year. 1t will be remembered
that Detective Dow first located and!
caused the arrest and conviction Of
of Pingenot in Iowa for stealing g
,orse and buggy at Sioux. City La,
md after serving his time ia Iowa
vas brought here on governors we,
| ,uisition by Mr.. Dow convicted anldo
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