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

broher who is suffering with a
severe attack of rheumatism.
The Misses Emma and Ella
Heffner of Minneapolis arrived to-
day for a. few weeks visit at the
home of their uncle, Geo., W. Gale.
Mrs. F. E. Hull of this city left
Saturday for cities in Illinois, Wis
conisn and indiana, where she, will
he a guest of friends for two
months.
The ladies aid society of the Con-
gregatonal Church will hold their
monthly tea next Friday afternoon
from 3 to 6 a. m. at the residence
of Mrs. CHI. Smith.
You Workingmen-if you want
a good snug little house and barn
with cistern and we'll. On long
time or monthly instalment, come
and see E. J. Wolven.
Mr.. Harden of Worthington was
Heron Lake caller Monday, and
while here he succeeded in getting
hold of a piece of the Wavertree
,ands.-Times, Heron Lake.
Mrs. C. H. Salpaugh left today for
West Baden Springs, Ind, where
she will spend two or three weeks.
Mr.. salpaugh accompanied her as
far as Minneapolis. .-Mankato Free
Press.
Carl Swanson the thirteen year old
son of Aug Swanson is seriously
sick with heart failure. His parents
and friends we're considerably
alarmed about his condition for
several days.
John Holbrook has rented the
Wilson building formerly orccupled
by e. V. Petit as a meat market
and will conduct an auction sale
of ready made clothing until the
stock is cleaned up.
Samuel People who has been sick
at his home on fifth avenue for so
long a time left for ST: Paul Monday
morning. He was accompanied ny
his daughter, Laura as far as that
place on her way to Astoria,
Michigan.
Officer McCartney found the front
door of Dieckhoff brothers hardware
store unlocked Saturday night. He
was obliged to call one of the firm
out of bed to securely fasten the
store for the night. There is no
chance to catch "Mack' mapping.
William Ryan was arrested by
Sheriff Reiter at Rushmore Sunday
evening on a charge of assault on
John Mitchell. the case was brought
up before Justice c. W. W. Dow
Monday morning ana postponeo
until Tuesday 1T O'Clock.
jill. Blume, the popular proprietor
of the Worthintgon Steam Laundry.
presented each of his customers who
send in large bundles with large
and handsome laundry sacks neatly
printed in bronzed letters. J. H. is
fast getting to the front in this most
worthy business, enterprise.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Baptist Church will have a lawn
sociol on Wednesday evening. Aug.
10. at the home of Mrs. J. L. Jones,
opposite the Baptist Church. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
Everybody come, should the wealth
or be unfavorable the social will be
held in the house. :,
JIM. Skinner of London, England,
State Deputy of the Grand Lodge OF
Minnesota Independent Order OF
Good Templars will speak at the
NJ. E. Church in this city on
Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday
evening of next week. Mr.. Skinner
is to be an interesting speaker.
Come out and hear him.
Hon. Daniel Shell, of Worthington
was on our streets Saturday, shaking
hands with his friends. OF course
every one knows Dan is candidate
for the republican nomination for
State Senator and he found no
opposition in Bigelow. The people
of this district realize the fact that
Dan is better qualified to represent
tho district than ever before on
account of his experience as legis-
ator and they will see that he is re-
turned to the Senate for another