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

Don fail to see 1drt DetOre
selling your wool. "
William Corbett Of Wilmont, was
in the city Monday. 81
Mrs. I'M Smith was the guest Of
friends in Slbley Saturday.
H. p. Franck, who is working on
the Omaha at Woodstock, spent the
fourth at he me. 5
Miss Mamie Hokenson of Adrian,
is d guest at the home Of Mrs. E. z.
Smith this week. tnsS.% # #f2
Miss Ida Mann of Minneapolis isl
guest at the heme Of Mrs. s. v.
Wyckoff this week. -, Il ;l$
Mrs. Carrie Matteson of California
lie a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D..
Matteson this week. ~.srs.
Miss Bessie Mel ongall, of Minnea-
polls, is visiting with Misses Blanche
and Virginia Matteson. 7.
Mrs. q. T. Upper is entertaining
her father and mother Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy from Threnton, Iowa. Y
Mrs. c.. W. W. Dow returned
from a prolonged visit at the homo
of her daughter at st. James, Mon
day. * N
Miss Josephine johnson and Miss
Alma Anderson returned from Sioux
City Saturday where they spent
the fourth. .. 49,. ...
DR.. William Saxon and wife, and
Miss Richie Maxwell took in the
celebration and visited friends at
bley..saturtlay.
William Fagerstrom the shoeman
left Friday for Gowry. Iowa, where
he visited at the home of his
parents over Saturday and Sunday,
Miss Edna Klasey, Miss Mary
Fitch and Miss Chloe Darby spent
their fourth in Heron Lake and had
a delightful time visiting friends.
Miss Mary Fauskee returned from
Sioux Falls on Sunday morning
where she was a guest of relatives
and friends over Saturday and Sun
day. ~:
J. Il. Cakes has rented his livery
barn next to the Western Hotel to
D. Cramer, Will Lindgren and Geo.
Eggleston who open feed and ex-
change business in about two weeks.
An editor in addressing his Sun
day School class said Fame has
|, ia ken men from the forge, the plow
and the carpenters bench, but she
was never known to reach over g
picket fence and snatch dude out
of hammock. "-Ex. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Prideaux
Of Rushmore were in the city Sat
urday, celebrating the fourth Of
July and also the thirty ninth ami
versary of marriage Of their parent
which made their visit all the more
ENJOYABLE. .. % p
According to an exchange, tho
man who went out to milk and eat
down on a boulder in the middle Of
the pasture and waited for the COW
to back up. was q brother to the man
who kept a store and wouldn't ad-
vertise, because he reasoned that
the purchasing public would back up
to his place of business when it
wanted something. ~. ~ .:
The "A d v q n Office was pre-.
sented with two stalks of corn
picked from q forty acre field Of A.
a.. Lambers Monday morning that
excells any thing seen in this county
for a good many years. Mr.. Lam
bert says the entire field is the same
as the sample; he has no fear for a
Dountiful yield if the weather will
only give it chance. .x& NJ ~
Worthington was quiet day on
the Fourth. The city looked de-
serted in the afternoon q large
number of our citizens went to
Wilmont, another large number
celebrated in Sibley, Reading.
Lismore and Round Lake. Several
private picnic parties where held in
groves along the lakes, and every
one seemed to enjoy themselves.
The three suspects held at the
jackson county Jail on charge of
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