The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-05-03
LOCATsSS 8.

Mrs. 81. ~ Torrance returned nome
Saturday afternoon. \ N .s.35 I. III
Wallace Saxon returned Saturday
from trip to Luverns. Nh II s:S5.
h For Sale.-Fine seed corn, n.
failure last year, at Cash Grocsry.
Nv. j. Drake of the Dandee Advo
cate, was in town Saturday.
Editor King, OF the Adrian Demo
crat, was in town, Saturday.
Ed. White has secured the con
tract for putting Is the Foundation
for F. G. Stitaer's new store.
Fred futile has accepted a posi-
tion as baggageman On the night run
of the new, train on the Sioux Fails
line.~ ,..>..% @&> ,S : = NM IS
For Sale.-Pure bred white
Plymouth Rock Eggs SOC per sitting
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Lorain township
Worthington. 2. Q. IN. June1.
Oliver Madison, "A. Obarman ard
Vic Anderson shipped fourteen cars
O. stock to Chicago Saturday after
noon. - ''s &z s}ss%Ftts ~ 1sssSat.;.,@
Hugh Berry expects to leave Mon
day for practice as brakeman ntiI
May second when suniform will be
complete and he will be given A posi-
ton. s=s@ >,#&%$SsSg
The steam laundry isnow ready. to
receive all kinds of work Call + up
phone 1923 and your work will be
called for and delivered. !. stf8
A dance was given in the Masonic
hall Thursday evening. It's report
ed that there were twice as many
ladies as gentlemen 7 Ys
Ed. White went to Lake Park Fri
day night where he secured a contract
for putting up brick store 23x60,
finishing it up entirely. ' ,4E*
Rev. F. G. Schmidt left Monday to
attend conference which commences
Thursday near Lamberton. He will
stop at points enroute and hold ser
vices. Es;s
Gus Lindquist says he saw Leo
Dew~y while in the PHILIPPINES.
Leo was alright and rather liksd it
there. Gus was in few. fights but
was not injured. ~
Geo. Stark, of Janesyille.Minn
arrived here Saturday morning to
take up permanent residences He
is wagonmaker and will hare his
shop in VIM. Hinrich's blacksmith
shop. .>,,$~.@ r., r., :: ess :
x Messrs., :. Tinkham Ray Peterson
Loren Clark and Max Gale took q
constitutional walk to PraireJ unction
the first of the week returning onsshe
train. They did not feel like 3acro'
bats the next day. e \ a
The ladies of the Christian church
served a fine supper Friday evening
in A. o. U. W. hall. The Baptist
church orchestra were present and
entertained the guests. The gross
receipts were a little over $28.
Don't buy cheap. buggy paint
They are made with inferior varnish.
For good buggy paints to to Nor
lands. ..t SSz
w. Asgard loaded his office furni.
ture and two teams for Wahpeton:
Saturday evening. He will follow
Monday morning. His family Win
remain here for tho present and per-
haps all summer. Their many friends
here regret their removal fromathis
place. ;'ar.~-.s. .s
Fairmont il to have a Christian
Science institute will be established
aud maintained for the teaching Of
Mary G.. Eddy : science. The goseea-
mapt of the iustikution will be v9Sted
in q board Of directors Of not ~,
than three nor more than sssvyen1
WIZ will hold Office after May1
Officers will BE- elected in DecemDer.
Pipestone il preparing to makestbe
eagle scream on the 4th. That town
would have been we'll represented
here last year on similar occaaionif
train service could have been arrank-
cd to handle them at timely hours,
therefore our people that contsm-
plate going outside the county tolI
co1ohra - tho 4th xpi1l II, .,wal1 Na fay,fl