The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-07-18


u G. School of Moorehead Iowa was
doing business in town Friday.
i Lloyd Helmick is sick this week
at the home Of his parents in this
\ city.
I G. H. Hughes of Fonda, Iowa,
was up Friday looking after his
farm in Lorain twp.
! Mrs. M. E. Lawtoh and mother
left Wednesday night for a trip to
Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. T. L. Taylor left Saturday
for few days visit with friends at
! Lewiston, Minnesota.
A new walk is being put down on
Fourth avenue near the Presby-
terian Church this week..
Miss Edith Clark left Saturday
morning for Minneapolis where she
will attend the summer school.
Miss Susan Petit of Minneapolis
was in the city Friday enroute to
Rushmore to visit friend a few days.
Mrs. H. Peter Lewis returned from
a two week visit among friends at
Fulda, Wednesday evening of this
week.
Fred Pellersels and Merit Camp
bell of Sac City, Iowa are guests
of Mr.. Fred Campbell of Dewald
township.
Joseph Gown of Adrian was
looking over the political fields in
and around Worthlngton Friday
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. Thurston and Morris Roman
left Friday for the hay camp near
Wilmont where they expect to re-
main about two weeks.
Mrs. G. M. Hull and Grandson
Webb Meservey of Fl. dodge, Iowa
are the guests at the home of F. E.
Hull and wifs of this city.
Geo. Rippberger who has been
assisting in F. G. Stitser's harness
shop for week left for his home
in Heron Lake Friday morning.
Clearance Sale this week and
next at Miss Maxwell's Millinery
Store. Trimmed hats, street hats,
shapes etc, at low prices must sell
out to make room for new goods
already ordered. 10-3 W.
Pedestrians are having great
time getting to their homes on
Fourth avenue since the rian while
the sidewalks are torn up. One lady
was seen to fall where the spot was
the darkest and mud thickest.
Tenth street is all torn up this
week on occount of new cement
sidewalks being put down, when
they are all relaid our. town will
present much neater appearance
and the improvement will be large.
R. v. o. Bartlett has secured
''Rain in the Face as sign for his
cigar store on second avenue. Mr..
Bartlett has now one of the neatest
and cleanest places of business in the
city. The citizens are welcome in
there whether you buy OF. not.
Thos Lowry of Pochahontas
county Iowa is looking over the
country with a view of locating
here. Mr. Lowry is one of Pochhontas
counties best farmers. Mr. Lowry
discovered through M. E. Lawton
that Thos Lowry of Org is relative
of his.
Work on the new Evangelical
Chu1c oh parsonage is progressing as
rapidly as the weather will permit
it will not be long before the build
ing will he enclosed and the finish
ing will not take much more time,
when this church will have
magnificent building of their own.
James Lovely of Pipestone county
and formerly of Carroll, Iowa and
an old friend of M. E. Lawton was
in town Thursday and Friday look
ing over the country with view of
locating here. Mr.. Lovely says
Mobiles county is far ahead of Pipe
stone in prosperity for this years
crop.
Carl Eastwood of Homer, Michigan
former editor and proprietor of
the Advance passed through the city
Saturday morning on his wav RI