The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-08-28
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: !. LOCAL NEWS.
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Editor Tennis Of tho Adrian
Guardian was in the city Friday
DIR. Ray Humiston made : pro
fessional trip, 10 1t. Paul Irida,
morning.
Miss N. Douglas, Of New Yorl
is guest at the homo Of A. n
Douglass and wife Of this city.
Mrs. Ed Lewis loft Friday morn
ing for Omaha where she will visi,
friends and relatives . few weeks
We want your Poultry. Kelley
! and Co. .HG M
Miss Goldie Grover returned hone
from her visit with friends a1
Minneapolis last Thursday evening
DR.. and Mrs. Gould are enter
tanning their mother Mrs. Gould, o1
Tairmont at their home in this city
week.
Mrs. j. L. Jones returned TO- he,
home in Mitchell Tuesday evening
after pleasant visit with her many
Worthington friends. .s @att%
Gilbert Anderson left Tuesday
evening for Storm Lake where h
will adjust tho hail losses for the
insurance company he represents
Miss Edna Petit of Minneapolis,
who has been guest at the home OF
her brother G. V. in this city, left
Wednesday afternoon for Avoca.
The many friends of Herman
Radtke at one time messenger boy
at the omaha depot will be glad tc
learn that he has secured q good
position as night operator at Ashton,
Iowa.
When you have Poultry to sell get
prices of Kelley and Co. ..<sZ:
Frank Shaker the handsome and
obliging operator at O aha depot
had the pleasure of listening, to his
fortune told him by a band OF
gypsies Friday. Franks many
friends in this city wish that the
pleasant things he heard will prove
true as he certainly deserves all the
success possible in this life. r
Kelley and Co. want your poultry.
Mrs. G. J. Smallwood met with
what might have resulted in q
serious accident last Thursday
night. She left her home about 8
O'Clock to visit neighbor in com
pany with a member Of her family
and while leaving the house walk to
enter the side walk on Thirteenth
street her foot slipped and she fell
on tho hard ground receiving .
severe shock. She was assisted to
her feet and proceeded on her way,
in intense pain. ~
If you intend to have an Auction
Sale, don't forget to see S. Kind
lund who wishes to clerk it for you
and you will profit by his expert
ence for he knows that he can give
better satisfaction than if you on
gage Banker, Bank employee or
Sheriff to clerk it. just notice
what a dampening effect such a "
officer gives upon a public sale, as it
is generally understood that it
mnst be something wrong some
where ''morrgaged property q
foreclosure" and the people are not
willing to bid. Engage your clerk
from the common people an the sale
will bring good result as the papers
will be good-you can take them
to the bank where you can get the
best figures. Will make q copy Of
the sale at the same time as I write
the originals. Kindlund, Worthing-
ton, MINI.
The A dva n is not given to
putting up free shows, and especial
" the kind that has patent medi-
cine attachment, but in saying 9
good word for the entertainment
that holds forth nightly, near the
Chinese Laundry, we believe that
we are only doing an act of justice.
G. W. Smith, who is representing
the W. W. W. Medicines and con
Quoting the free entertainment, it is
perfect gentleman, advertising q
good remedy doing a legitimate
business. He is a good talker, says
what he thinks and backs up