The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-23

Bert ThurbeT, Of Wilmont, was \
town Saturday. : :t sal.'I
3. i. Tripp will Sunday al III
Bigelow home. N NJ. I'M
Miss Stella Cheney IL confined VA
he + house b sickness. NJ . ssss II
Miss Carrie Dayton returned from
her Iowa trip Saturday. .' @ r.5@sf sSs
Deputy Sheriff eMcNair left Fiji
day night for the twin cities. Y;
7 Miss Jessie BLY, returned home.
Friday morning from St. Paul.
CIV Calvert and wife left for
Fulda Saturday where they will make
their home. : s: ::ts lzz'Es. 5sI
Mrs. John Kolasky of ST. Paul
Sundayed with J. G. Smallwood and
family. CD: sss. e y +. f.. :. .}ssSs1
CD. Evans, Of New Ulm. was IA
town Friday in the interest Of his
new washing machine III. .ssss8
Mrs. Emil johnson and SON
Clarence left their home in Minnea. I
polls after visiting friends here. -
=" Geo. Darby has recovered from
his accident so that he is able tai
run an engine for merry go-ro und1
Miss Nellie Branigan entertained
a few friends at her home Friday
evening" A very pleasant time was
enjoyed. 49, J.. ..- "A. I, 4 E:5,1
WortAing,on was we'll represented
in Wilmont Friday by Messers Doc
little, of the Worthington Hotel
CALDWELL, of the Globe, Sheriff Reiter,.
aud Milton Mann. .s
% Twenty acres, located between W.
Ayers and John James, i, being
plated and will probably be named
Clement addition in honor of w. L.
Clement, son in-law of Senator She'll
The old Office of the St. Croix lum-ss
Der company purchased by Ed Norris.
was moved Friday by w. E. Bloom:
to Eds lot south OF the Omaha depot.
and will be fitted up for residences
For Sale-A we'll improved farm:
one mile from Worthington, address
lock box 8l5, Worthington, MINI.
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s" While Messers Blair and Geo. Sur.
press were enjoying a bicycle "sprint'''
On the lake shore Sunday evening
Mr.. Blair met with q bad accident
A COW crossed the road he striking
the bovine squarely amid ships
throwing him over the handle bar Y
and bruising him severely. He va
able TO- walk home and will be 81
srighttin = short time. ,.ss: y IS :.s I,
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!; Street commissioner O. Connor, Joe
SLoseless,> Andy, DillmaD,s and Will
Lungren Of this city composed 9 jolly
company Of pleasure seekers who
took in the G. Ar. picnic to Spirit
Lake last Wednesday and after ar
irving there decided to hire q team
and drive to Arnolds Park. The
livery man after sizing them up de-
cided to let them have a rig with a
policeman IN charge. ~.
A pleasant croquet party was given
ut the home Of Chas. Smallwood Sat
urday night in honor Of the Misses
Barlow Of Ripon, Wis.,, and Mr.. Glen
Bakers eighteenth birthday. Twenty
two of Worthingtons brightest faces
were present and the evening was
full of enjoyment and pleasure. Re-
freshmenta, were served at Groezia-
gers drug store, r.. ....
Charley Smallwood, as report goes
Is very partial to riding ladies wheels
in fact will ride no other. He was
persuaded one day this week TO try
brand new chainless Columbia which
he rode down the street stopping at
the ), post-o&ce. Coming out he
espied q wheel Of his favorite make
and design and thinking things o.
K mounted and rode home, and upon
arrivalreceiveo a telephone message
that certain young lady would like
her wheel as soon as convenient.
Hereafter Mr.. Smallwood will ride
nothing but q Diamond. '
A surprising freak took possession
of Chas. Buchan at an early hour
Monday mora ing. He borrowed a
bicycle from one Of Bis friends. and
went to Round Lake, there checked