The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-12

4. Hsleston has bought . new wind
mill and tank. "~"T's'S,.:s >'' >''|&''"' s'ss5
Jad Dusll i now nploysd 1t ~
depot lunch co. inter-.
Min Eva and Annoy Darling spent
tho 4th in Luverne.
Mn. Fitch, Of Sac City, Ia, is visit
ing her con, L. E. Fitch. '
Anna, Ed and Ross Baxter cole
brated tho 4th In Luverne.
The Hespernia club took IN outing
Tuesday and drove to Fulda.
Mrs. DR.. McRea, Of Fulda, vieited
with Mrs. Il. P. Lewis Tuesday.
Cora and Dora Dow, and Walter
Paine spent tho 4th in Rushmore.
For Sale-Three work. horses.
Nels Scott, Bigelow, MINI. &0'3wd.
Misses Emma and Nay Price, OF
Fulda visited at the home of n. Peter
Lewis, Tuesday.
W. E. Madison and wife returned
Tuesday from an extended trip in
Wisconsin.
The annual school meeting will be
held at the school building, Saturday
July 10th at $50 p. m.
DR.. Chalfort arrived here Wednes-
day to look after his farm interests.
Mrs. w. II. Prideaux, of Adrian,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. ID.
James, this week.
Mrs. Ed. Wemple and children OK
Rushmore were in town Tuesday en-
route to Preston, MINI.
Mrs. Sellen, of Milwaukee, sister of
Robert Bibby, is the guest OF Mrs.
]. H: johnson. this week.
n. C. Gerlack, an architect OF
Mankato arrived here Wednesday to
draft plans for the citizsns bank.
Mrs. Lottie Schwab and son, Curt
is, of Sheridan, Ia, arrived Tuesday
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. L. E..
Fitch.
VIC. Briggs returned Wednesday
with his daughter, his wife had left:
Elmore about one hour before his
arrival, for Iowa.
Eugene Smith returned from
Grand vile, Ia, Sundaysnlght. His
wife was detained at Grandville on
account of the children having the
measles.
J.W. Asaworth Of Minneapolis, a
representative of the Minneapolis
journal, the hes. paper in the state,
was shaking hands with old friend J
here today.
A full line line of hair work, such
as switches, wigs, rats, chat ne, etc
will be displayed at Miss Maxwell'e
millinery shop Saturday July 18th;
by an experienced hair dresser Of
Sioux City. All are cordially invited
to call and sec me. Miss B. Singer
p hone 66.
B. n. Foster representing the
Chicago Lyceum Bureau was in the
city this week and arranged date
for their famous Dixie Jubilee Singer
This company was billed for our place
last spring but were cancelled out
on account of the small pox scare
Our people are lucLy to got another
date.
Fifteen big attractions, six Tree
exhibitions and four bands of music
going on all the time for week, big
ger than any circus on the road
The performances by the HagepbacL
training wild animals is alone worth
miles to see. These are the greates
animals is the world. At the Man
kato Carnival July, Is to Goth.
Mr.. Bell representing the North
| western Directory Co., was in towr
investigating the prospects of mum
bering streets, houses and business
places. This company exhibits re-
| Communications OF reliability. Mr.
Bell will interview the council re
garding the street crossings and i
they are favorable to the plan, al
once commence the work. They asl
DO pay u.til the work is complete ane
done in satisfactory manner If you
are interested interview members O.
the council.
l. is many years now since MIR