The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-07-10

Rudolph Bird Of Bigelow was in
the city Friday.
Chas. Stanton returned from q
visit at St. Paul Friday morning.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Palm, Wednesday July i daugher.
Editor Hamstreet of the Rush
more Enterprise was in the city
Friday. = - ~ @ 81 w. ".
Will CLANCY left Friday after
noon for a few days visit with
friends in Msnkato l. ''--1. -..
Fred Schaeter, residing eight miles
north of Worthington. has purchas-
ed the Aug Falk property on the
lake shore, and will make Worth
ington his permanent home in the
near future. ~.. 49,.
The event of the season will occur
next Friday afternoon at the fair
ground when the married men of
Worthington will play a match game
of ball with the married mon of
Brewster. The game is called for
$3.50.
Will the parents who have children
in the primary department. of the
Presbyterian church Sunday School
kindly send their children each day
at 4 O'Clock at the church to practice
for Children's day exercises to be
held July 18TH.
Ellsworth News: The local tele-
phone company is having the entire
system fixed up this week and
several new phones put in. During
the past two months the phones
have not been working at all satis-
factorily, but it is hard to get men
to put it in shape for use. Mr..
Maxwell of Worthington is here
now overhauling the entire system.
Ira Mishler the veteran liveryman
who has been a familiar figure on
second avenue for good many
years closed his business out last
Thursday. He sold all his horses
and buggies to parties, and is
undecided at this time as to what
business he will engage in. Mr..
Mishler is one of the solid upright
business men of this city and it is to
be- hoped that he will not leave
Worthington, for we can i'll afford
to lose a man of his worth. !: 4
The ladies Of the Catholic church
society held a lawn social on the
beautiful lawn in and around Frank
Glasgow's reidence Thursday even
ing which was an enjoyable affair.
The crowd was large considering
the other attractions in the city that
Ievening. Ice cream and cake were
served and every one present was
thoroughly delighted with the
hospitality given them. The ladies
received thirty dollars for their
treasury. H.. .:
Roy Goodson, clerk in, Harry
Lewis grocery store, met with, .
painful accident Tuesday evening, e.
he was closing the store for the
might. He was christening the gum
case which hangs on the. outside q
the store when it slipped. He made
a grab for it and he was hit on his
lame arm. Roy suffered intense pain
for a few minutes. Had it not been
that John Harden was standing
near by who caught the falling CASE
the whole thing would have been
Smashed to pieces. = - j.: ~ ..&
! Major Burlingame is doing alittle
housecleanine for the good Of Tracy.
Many business places have been
operating nickel in the slot machines
without let or hindrance for several
years. : Friday night the mayor in
structed the marshal to order every
machine in town removed at once
and by Saturday morning they had
|ail q disappeared. | Many }. small
Eboys were fooling away lots ! of
money and acquiring the gambling
habit by neans of them. ii @@sti ];
Round Lake Graphic: W. F. Lang
was up to Worthington between
trains Monday. Prof G. $. jones is
spending his vacation keeping books
for the Worthington. MilL-The
people of Round Lake and vicinity
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