The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-07-11

r. ~. y. Bartlett made Al basinese
trip "a Pipestone Wed nesady w VI
James Baird Of Rushmore return
ed from Colorado Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Durfee left Monday
for a visit with friends at Mankato.
Miss Anna Hedberg is visiting
friends and relatives in Adrian this
week.
John People of St. frames spent
Sunday at the home of parents in
this city.
Bert Forbes is now employed in
F. E. Hull's confectionery store on
Tenth street.
D. NJ. Holland, of Worthington,
visited with his brother, B. F., ON
Sunday. KIN rae Herald.
Archie Hart clerk in Murdoch and
Hoover's generalstore speht Sunday
with friends in Minneapolis.
Miss Flossie Pardoe of Minneapolis
is guest atthe home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Loveless this week.
A. H. McIntrye left Wednesday
for Spirit Lake and Arnold's Park
where he will be the guest of
friends for few days.
Miss Julia Hyiand left Monday
morning for Minneapolis to attend
the summer school and the sta te
teachers association.
Miss Rosa Dobner left Monday
morning for Minneapolis where she
will attend the summer school and
state teachers associa ton.
A. H. White sold his Brewster
livery stable to Darby and Leistico
Monday afternoon. John Darby
will have change Of that branch Of
their business and took possession
Immediately.
R. H. sain is fixing up the Old
Bly, building owned by Geo. W.
Wilson and Son and putting in
shape to rent this week. The build
ing is still idle but several are figur-
ing on taking it..
A surprise party was plan' ed for
Sa ruday night on Miss Edna White
on the advent of her sixteenth BIRTH
day but on account of the storm the
happy gathering was omitted.
The lady is rejoicing over the good
interest of her many friends just
the same.
: The Worthington ball team will
go to Sibley to morrow, (Tuesday)
and play the Sibley boys. The
railroad fare is reduced to 75c for
the round trip. It is hoped that all
who can will go and show their
and render all the en-
enlargement they can to our home
team.
Some thoughtless persons or
person amused themselves by shoot
ing off fire crackers Sunday night
in Clary addition while religious
services were going on in the Baptist
and Evangelical churches much to
the annoyance of the congregation.
Suoh conduct is a credit to no one
and the parties should be made an
example of. There is law against
such acts and should be enforced.
The first English speaking service
Of the German Evangelical church
was held last Sunday evening. The
pator Rev. Fl. l. Muelhauser preach
I'D an earnest and forcible sermon
which was appreciated by the large
audience. The Revernd pastor is a !
splendid singer as we'll as a good
:alker and the services will result
nj much good to all who attend.
The service in this church will be in
english Sunday night.
"A. Martin county farmer who
vent to Kansas year or two ago to
,ngage in farming writes to his
friend recently as follows: II be-
ieve in diversified agriculture. An
exhibit of my crop report for 1901 is
Is follows: I have raised one acre /
# baked potatoes, 80 bushels of
Tried peaches, Is acres Of parched
orn, one acre of rosted peanuts and
f the weather continues dry will
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