The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-09-05

Waltar Aagaard was doing business
at Brewster F iday. 81. ,,,...,...... -,
Miss Blanch Roberts of little Rock
is a guest at the Misses Dow in this
city. ;,'."' #%*@ ~
Miss We're Roberts Of Little Rock is
a guest at the home Of G. WV. Dow
this week. 4..s5.,, ,..3. ii. g., .as@
DON Carlos Dow loft Saturday to
resume in studies at the University
at Minneapolis. 49,.
Miss Patch former teacher in
our school was in the city a short
time Saturday.
Miss Martha Beard left Saturday
for Magnolia where she will teach
the fall term Of school
Will Devaney of st. Paul spent
Sunday at: the home of his mother
Mrs. II. Levene in this city.
NJ. P. Mann ana. wife left for
Labelled Saturday whore they will
be guests of friends over Sunday.
! Harry Stowell returned from
Chicago Saturday morning where
hesenjoyed a few days rest and rec
reation.
l. Mrs. F. c. Hull returned from an
Extended visit with friends and
relatives in Indiana and Illinois
Saturday.
T. K. Olsen has been confined to
his room with an attack of scitica.
DR.. Saxon the Worthington osteo-
path, is attending him.
| T. E. BLY, and Harmon Culver
have entered some of their Duroc-
Jersey swine at the state fair which
will be held next week.
| DR.. Thomas applied some time
ago for position as brakeman on
a Omaha passenger train was order
cd to report for duty Saturday.
! The Misses Coate, Ruby Smith,
W icks, Brook teachers in our
schools arrived Saturday and are
ready for their respective Rooms
Tuesday morning.
Rev. G. K. Bidwell, pastor of the
Baptist church in this city left Mon
day on his vacation, he will visit
in Chicago and points in Michigan
before he returns.
Painter Sinkerson of Worthington,
has been awarded the contract fol
painting the Sacred Heart Church.
He will begin work some time next
week-Brewster Tribune.
Miss Pearl Babcock will go back
the first of next week toMinneapolit
to put in another year at the John
son conservatory of music, where sht
spent last year.-Ellsworth News
Among those who went Sunday
night from this city or the state fail
were the following: Ed. Wolver
and son, Cla rence Pannell, Johr
johnson, Will johnson, Chas. John
: son, W. W. Loveless and wife.
O. Norlan, residing on sect. /, ir
I.orain has finished theshing hit
oats crop alone is worth $17 per acre
and his other crops other crops are
, in like proportion. This is only one
|: of the many farmers who can testify
} to the same facts.
Among those whom we noticed
leave for the state fair on the 947
train Monday morning were the
following persons: H. P. Lewis
wife and daughter. J.H. Staubus
and wife, Miss Yates the photog
rapher, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henton of
Luverne.
E. K. Smith, of the Herald was
the lucky guesser of the number OF
corn in the bottle in the window OF
Will Bartlett's cigar store Saturday
night, he guessed 1910 R. Huber,
was second who guessed 1911 8, JUL III
Palm third who supposed 1890. The
winner got fifty ten cent cigars,
The remains of Herm an Enrich,
of, Wilmont who died Saturday was
brought to this city Saturday and
shipped to Heron Lake for interment.
Mr.. Enrich had been great suffer.
er in his life. About a year ago hi
was taken with the grip and never
recovered from the attack, he was
in the prime Of life only Is years
old. The sympathy of the emit re
comuni ty isextended to the bereaved
family.