The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17

\. S. Frame left Tuesday for i
visit with relatives at F:iirmOnt.
The Old Maid S Convention had a
twenty dollar house Monday night
and the entertainment was enjnve't.
John Ripplerger has severed his
connection with Fl. Potter Lewis.
He will look after the building OF
his new house for the present.
". II. PlideauN and wife returned
to their home at Adrian, Monday
after Il visit with their daughter
Mrs. J. II. James and other rela
tiveS
Mrs. J. K. Turner and youngt1t
son of Guthrie, Oklahoma arrived
Tuesday morning for Il visit with
her sister Mrs. j. p. Peterson. They
like their location very we'll.
j. NJ. Shanahan has a portable
and new style of farmers heater
Heating water and feed for stock
is the modern way of successful
and profitable stock raising.
A. P. Darling md A. N. Douglass
returned Monday from their land
seeking trip in Red Lake, Marshall,
and Polk counties. They are we'll
pleased with the out look and coz
template purchasing four sections.
Vandy Duba returned Saturday
from Kandiyohi county where he
purchased Il quarter section farm
for thirty three dollars per acre. He
raw the Zimmerman boys they arr
doing we'll and will clear up about
three thousand dollars during the
! past year.
/ r. Steinhofer employed by
Dieckhoff Bros, got into all alterca-
ton with H. W. Doolittle Saturday
night while doing some plumbing,
while intoxicated. Dicks face was
somewhat listigured. Losing his
position he left that night for
Minneapolis.
Edward &. Lowell, OF ElSin Illinois
died short time ago with bowel
trouble after Il short illness. He
was in Old soldier, member Of the
G. A. r., an attorney, and county
Judge. He was held in most high
esteem by the people Of Elgin. in all
circles. He is known touritr 4 NUM-
Der Of people OF this locality.
1t is rumored that Il company has
been formed in Worthington in the
interest of Texas oil, and oil stocks;
whereby DR.. r. E. Walker becomes
pres, &. j. Bracket. vice pres. and
General ]nanymer, e. j. Helmick
Secy and Treas. The organizers Of
this company have large interests
in the Texas oil fields having been
fortunate ii, their purchases, desire
to open an office here. for the trans
atcion of business in the great oil
fields of Texas.
The Minnesota Loan and
Invcs>nl,nt Company rv-
poets to soon remove it's r:.
flee t. Minneapolis. 1T thc. !
tore requests those indebted
to it to cali and Fay what
they owe.
The local newswlln4 onvtlld b"
found in everv home. No children
should BE- brought up ignorant who
can be taught to appreciate ho;:'
papers. 1t is said to be the stepping:
stone to intelligence in all those
matters not to be found in book.
Give your children a foreign paper
which contain not one word about
any person, place or thing which
they ever saw D1 pc, laps heard of,
and how do ynu "H'":ct til IN to he
Interested! B;t t. '':>: T. 1r"'l the
home paper ~; l.''' o. l'1rle !
whom they | - an j. pl:''t ''lfN i
which they al" l.i21i':tr. ;,.!,. -'"n .
IN interest is awakened which In
creases with t!.,' arrival very .
local paper. Thus u habit ui r";",,....
is formed, and !h,&,; "ii'lr'n will 1.
read the papers Ill thri~ live, M'd !.
become intelligent men an'! women, /!
q credit to their ancestors; and strong !
in the knowledge vi the world az 1t !,
is today. Fairmon, Sentinel.