The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-06-12

Hart Bros. buy more Minneso.
ia wool than any other firm in
the U. 5. Why? Because they
pay right prices. !
Miss Grace McLain of Adrian is
visiting Miss Keegan here.
DR.. Hard returned home from q
trip up north Friday afternoon. II
Miss Avis voak returned from
McAllister college Thursday night.
Ed Geyerman of Brewster was in
the city Thursday between trains
Lew Krumerling of Brewster was
in the city Thursday. II B
DR.. Williams of Iowa was a pro-
fessional caller in this city Thursday.
Nelson Dayton of Minneapolis
arrived Thursday evening for a few
days visit.
Miss Ethel Fish of Fulda, is q
guest of her sister Mrs. j. M. Wilson
in this city this week. ~.
Andrew Dillman returned from q
pleasant visit among friends in
Sherburn Friday afternoon. III.
W. S. Shannon of Chokis, Mimi,
is guest at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. E. J. Helmick, this week. U
Fem Brothers Chocolates are
made to with stand the highest
temperature possible for Chocolates.
Fred Plank a former county COM
missioner living west of st. Killian
was a guest at the home of Nels
Martin Thursday and Friday
Young Harry Berg who has been
at the hospital at Faribault for.
several weeks taking treatment for
his eyes returned home Thursday
evening. "a. =.
Mrs. Howard Wilkinson who has
been guest of Mrs. Elois Brant
for a few days left Friday for
Sheldon where she will hold re-
ligious meetings.. .- -
Miss Mary Ryan who is a nurse
in hospital at Sioux City returned
back to her post of duty Thursday
afternoon after a pleasant visit at
the home of her parents near this
city. T.. .@ .s:;I> - ts
Miss Sophia Moe. who has been
clerking in Harts Cash Store for
several weeks resigned her position
with that firm one day this week
and left Friday to accept q similar
situation in Window. -.3'% ;!
Justice Dow has removed his
court room from the State Bank
building to the back room over
Dieckhoff's Bros, hardware store,
where be will have much larger
and more convenient room in which
to carry on his business.
The teachers of the schools sur
prised Supt Porter one day this week
with set Of Shakespeare's works
in several volumes with notes by
Mr.: Mabie of the Outlook. It is
one of the latest editions of the
great writer and is well deserved
tribute to Mr.. Porter.
Pat. O'Connor returned Thursday
from Winona where he was sum-
moned to serve on the United
States jury. While there he visited
with II. NJ. Palm and found him as
well and happy Us ever, enjoying a
good business. Mr.. O'Connor also
saw Geo. D. Dayton and Chas. Smith
Of Minneapolis who were full Of
business but found time to greet
him with the same cordiality AZ
when in this city.
]. VanValkenberg, the proprietor
of the popular restaurant on second
avenue has been obliged to make
some large and extensive improves
ments to his building to meet with
the demands of his constantly in
creasing trade, he will have large
kitchen built and will rearrange the
lunch counters SO to be able to &C.
commodate more customers. In
the short time this gentleman has
been in business in this city he has
built up trade which is a credit to
both himself and the CITY,.
CLANCY and Mackay placed a