The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-21

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L. c.. Morrill, returned TO Shell dbl
Saturday. ~ r %$, lt& M
Miss Minnie shattuck left Satuss
day for Minneapolis. ). r. s3sS
Mrs. A. E. Caldwell and Mastsr
Earl visited Sioux Falls over Sunday.
E, W. Cutler is now putting down
cement sidewalk for G. ]. Smallwo6d
Miss Susan Chatter arrived Friday
for visit with friends. She is IL
guest of Mrs G. Morrison. s5sssS
: Don't break your hack showing q
dull lawn mower, but shove 1T TO
Saxon & Amondson's and get it
sharpened. = a:43 5 4$ssf9ss
Miss Loftus,millner for Miss Max
we'll returned Thursday nighA from,
attending the funeral of her father
at Red Wing. Gid, sT zzs,'s.s,
From all indication there will hsSa
large crowd of people here on Y
picnic. No efforts should be- spared
py anyone to creditably show off Oil
city. ~ - ;sfs
What better thing could be done
than the mayor appoint citizenh
reception committee to meet all the
incoming trains on the Woodmen's
Picnic occasion. Think it. over. tsassfs
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riege of ). O. Morse and Mary =
Moffat. at Slayton, Tuesday. They
will be at home at Slayton on and
after July 18th. sss
Mr.. Mike Cont is improving his
farm by building fine new house
Mr. Henry Slater is also improy-
ing bis place by remodling and add
ing some to his former residence.
Mrs. L. H. Glow and daughtsi
Louise, of Pierre, S. D., are visiting
at the home of H. g. Franck. Mrs,
Glow is a delegate to the O. E.. s.
convention at Sioux Falls. @
Hammocks, hamniocks, till ,you
can't rest, at b, Peter Lewis just
buy one and hang it up under Tint
shady tree of yours and you Willie
able. to rest in perfect peace. ;.
1t is contemplated giving the Sun
day school scholars of the Presbyter
ian church their annual picnic q
Spirit Lake this summer. .
Mr. Geo. Me]lenhoff of Browns
Valley is among old friends at VIII
mont this week, he has sold bis fine
farm south of Eilmont and will fins
! vest the proceeds in Traverse County
lands. =, g. :: j.: ~ MI =; Y > e
The st. Croix lumber Company
is erecting modern, comodious sheds'
for their large stock Of lumber and
building material on lately acquired
property just east of Morgan Bros.
grocery
Mr.. Racy of St. James was elected
Commander of the district G. A. R
and Mrs. Bsssett of Rushmore Subj !.
of the W. r. G. at Fairmont Wed
nesday. Next encampment will be
at St James.
Chris Neimann's team ran away
Thursday, running into tree in
front of A. G. Hedberg's place smash
ing the front end of delivery wagon.
j. NJ. Shanahan just received Sec
ond wagon for Neimann, 40 he was
able to go ahead with his delivery
without delay.
Missionary society of the M. E.
Church met with Mrs Ed. Wilson on
Wednesday after noon, had very
nice program. Had splendid re-
port from the district convention at
Luverne, Mrs Oldham a returned
missionary from China gave several
splendid talks at the convention.
Tuesday afternoon the authorities
received a message from Chandler to
arrest young boy on the train, Civ
ing description. The boy was found,
but not knowing what be was wanted
for and parties on the train pleaded
to let him go, so it was done. Later
it was heard hesame thing was done
at Prairie Junction. The boy was ar
rested at Sibley and .theA the report
came out that he was wanted for
the theft of SIS.
Carolos o. Peterson, salesman at
tho music store dropped into our
sanctuary Thursday, expressing bis