The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-15

day for a few days visit with friends
in Lake Wilson and Lake Shetek.
= A.G. Kadesky will pay six dollars
per ton for mixed iron delivered in
.Worthington. 725tf
Miss Maud Wells of Bristow re-
turned to her home Friday after a
pleasant visit at the no me of her
uncle and aunt, G. M. Walker in
this city.
Pm. Erickson and P.S. Anderson
sold their quarter on the northwest
sec. Is in Elk township through the
A. G. Hedberg land agency one day
last week.
Clarence Anderson, son of Gilbert
Anderson, left Thursday night to
accept position with the Western
Union Telegraph company at
Mitchell.
=. E. Fletcher of Kimbrae pur-
chased the northeast quarter of
section 3 in Graham Lake township
through, A. c. Hedberg, the deal was
closed Saturday.
Richard Schultz, the harness
maker in Harry Humiston's shop is
taking few days rest and recrea-
ton at the home of his wife parents
in the country this week.
Otis Bigelow has carpenters at
work on his store building on tenth
street occupied by Schmidt, the shoe
man, remodeling the entrance and
otherwise improving the looks of
the building.
DR.. E. H. Mcintyre, brother Of
Arthur and Mrs. H. N. Douglas has
opened an Office in Minneapolis,
corner 26th street and Bloomington
ave. Later he expects to move down
town, as soon as he can find a desir-
able location.
W. c. Post, wife and to sons re-
turned from Remsey, Iowa, Thurs
day evening where they visited at
the home of Mrs. Posts parens.
They will leave Saturday for their
home at Estherville.
M. j. Bryan's many frinds were
glad to see him out Saturday for the
first time for over a week. He re-
ceived a severe kick from a horse
which laid him up few days but
we are glad to state he is able to
be about again.
George Hill who was thrown
from his buggy IN a runaway about
two weeks ago has so far recovered
as to be able to be out on the streets
Saturday for the first time with a
little care it is hoped he will resun. Q
his work as usual.
j. M. Addington has made some
extensive improvements in his
barber shop. He has taken out the
old bath tubs and replaced them
with porcelain tubs. This popular
shop is fast foregoing to the front,
under the present management.
The Swedish school which has
been in progress this summer in
the rooms back of the Luthern
church will closed Friday even
ing with All ice cream socia on the
lawn beside church building which
promises to be an enjoyable occasion.
Alfred Dye was up before Justice
G. W. W. Dow Saturday morning
on a charge of assault upon William
Shanks and plead guilty. The court
fined him thirty dollars and cost
to $41.O4, in default of
which he was sent to Jail for As
days.
For Sale or Exchange-Complete
Avery threshing outfit consisting
% horse power enigDe, 36X6O
wind stacker selfeeder,
and wagon elevator in excellent
ready to go, cheap as
dirt. Better look this up.
W. j. Parry,
Section "a. Little Rock Twp.
III.
In a recent visit to Minneapolis |
we learned that T. W. Keavey and |
wife of Anoka we're there with |
their auto. That Worthington would |
soon have young married couple
n their midst that would be warmly
welcomed; that. Newton Fauskee
had been in the hospital for
month, twenty one days of which
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