The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-05-17
LOCAL NEWS

A, Schulze spent sunday AZ nome
at Madelia.
Guyy Stitser, OF Heron Lake, was
here Sunday. T.
Mr.. J. Fink is entertaining her
mother from Luverne.
DIR. Dolan and wife left Monday
for visit at Waterville.
Manning Potts returned home
Saturday from Rock Rapids. I
Miss lima Gale lett Monday for
Mankato to study stenography.
Mis-. Mott, of Estherville. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. E. F. Buchan.
Miss Clara Anderson is again en-
ployed in the store OF I. T. Branigan.
The Swedish Lutheran young PEG.
pie are preparing for social the 23rd.
Mrs. E. E. Ventioner and Mrs. E..
Murray returned home from Fair
mont Monday.
We paw the highest cash price for
old iron, copper, and rubber. New
York Bargain Store.
1T. Branigan has a new sign
painted on his store front, 40 that
you cannot miss the place.
H. Robinson and Chas. Rogers, of
Heron Lake we're guests of Chris
Peterson and J. W. People Sunday.
Dcn't buy cheap buggy paints
They are made with inferior varnish.
For good buggy paints to to Nor
lands.
The libel suit for $4,000 against T.
6. Nicholson, of the St. James Ga
zette, has been continued until the
next term of court.
The Board of Health are after the
people who keep hogs in the city
limits it being violation OF the or
dinances to keep them. =
C. L. Peterson returned to Pillager
Monday morning. He expects to
move his family there the latter part
OF June OF ear. y in July. -
Oscar Blood, of St. Louis, patentee
of scissors grinder that has become
famous, is visiting at the home Of
John James and Dave Herlein.
For Sale.-Pure bred white
Plymouth Rock Eggs SOC per sitting
Ms. Fitzgerald, Lorain township
Worthington. P. 0. June i.
have 227 pairs of ladies' Oxford
ii of all sizes E and ZEE white
VII sell them at 79c per. They
are worth $l.25. E. L. Schwartz, the
Shoe Man. ..>....~-r~. ->:;s. ,
I Pat. O'Connor commenced worl
Monday to drain the slough west %
mill. This place long been a stencil
to the village. A change will be vel
| coined. I.
The invitation form Reading to
hold County Sunday School conven-
ton there, has been accepted. The
date has not been fixed, the state
officers having that question in heir
hands. :
John Burgraff received a message
Saturday afternoon announcing the
serious illness of his mother at Rock
Valley, la. She is 81 years of age
and there is little hopes of her recov:
cry. He left the same day.
RI. Morlapd has the finest place
for keeping wall paper seldom seen.
The racks extend from the floor to
ceiling and are covered with a self.
roller curtain, thus keeping the stock
free from dust and from having
faded edges. :
An exchange says:"It has been sug'
gested that states be hung in the
vestibules of tho churches, and young
ladies entering to register their
names 80 that young men won't have
to stand outside and wait until
church is out, and see if their char.
me1 is there"
The Mankato Free Press of Satur.
day gave list of teachers who have
graduated from the normal school,
have accepted positions and salaries.
Among them Miss Mildred Ager, en-
ployed at Dodge Center, salary $40
Edith Pinney, of Blue Earth City,
and Gertrude Yates, of Mankato at
Worthington, sa]aly $3.50. -