The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-07

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sSs Several from arpynd HUM stsS
tended the dedicslion exercises 81 the
Catholic church On Tuesday.
The young people spent pleas \.
ant evening i The new home Of "
Barron on Tuesday u IN. s
Q. G.. Bigelow and wife, Of Worth
ington came YER Friday to visit with
I'D. Petit. .. .G says he likes our
t ':rn and NJ. nks,s7..Sscan put up better
e,cu,ns ullusenitn'! M the line Of \
foot and bicy races ha many town
he has been int for some time. v. H
The team Of J. E. Myers, living 90 I;
the old Shaefer farm, took merry
run down Main street Friday, but
the lines wound in the wheel and
stopped them before any damage was
done. .,~,-.,.- = .!s
Miss Lilly Thorn, who has been at.
tending school at Wilder the past
winter returned home Friday. B
Johh Black jr., returned from his
Chicago trip Monday.
Mrs. Case, and Mrs. Jno. Thom,of
Owatonna arrived Monday to visit5re-
latives and friends. = >=*.%=&.
Ray Ager spent Sunday under the:
parental roof at Worthington. = ID
Miss Mable Dryden who has been
attending school at the State Univesi-
ty returned home Thursday Warren
Shuck returned on Friday ~'., :.
Appropriate closing exercises in
the Rushmore sbhool, we're. held on
Friday evening. There were none to
graduate this year. g.. =. s,#3 & ~ \
:. Now Rusbmore is to Celebrate, let
all far and near join in making it the
best celebration ever held in South
ern Minnesota. We do not expect to
get crowd of ten thousand, but it is
the intention Of the committee TO give
the hundreds that do gather one OF
the best days they ever spent. En-
ergy and hospitality are two qualities
that are never lacking among Rush-
more people.
No CHI rch was held in the M. Il
church Sunday as the pastor Rev.
Putnam was in attendance at the
dedication of the church at Jasper. z,
The German Presbyterians who
purchased the old school house have
remodled it throughout and will
soon have it ready for church service.
1t makes very preseotabIe building
and numbers four churches for Rush
more. This speaks we'll for village
of it's size.
JIG. Mitchell, who does more rust
ling than any land man in Mobiles
comfy, as in Worthington Friday. 1
: S. 3. Bedford returned from Min. I'm Z 4
neapo,is Friday where he had been
on visit to his daughter Bessie. .~
Mrs. Chester Pope, of Triumph,
Mimi, is visiting friends in Rushmore.
On Saturday evenings meeting OF
the business men Of the town was
called at the town hall, with A. W.
Ferrin as chairman and Burr Ludlow
as secretary, to discuss the feasibility
of Rushmore's celebrating the Fourth
of July. After short discussion it
was unanimously decided TO celebrate
and do SO in manner that would be
a credit to the town and its people.
The chair appointed finance COM
mitt consisting Of Messrs Bedford,
Mitchell aud Constable also an ar
arraneement committee of Messrs
Wemple. Christensen, Bronx and
Brayden. A committee on music and
speaker was srpointca. S. F. Wood
was made marshal of the day and
Burr Ludlow was appointed
to take charge ct the .
Calithumpian Parade. All were en- i
thusiastic in the Arrangements and !
anb there is noreason why
people can not come to .Rushmorea
and celebrate, going home at night
feeling that they have had one of the
b st days ever spent on the Fourth
of July. - - =. /: