The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-08-07
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J. Jud Matteson was Heron Lake
business caller Saturday. :yE5$i4

business caller Saturday. / . II,
J. L. seelsy Of Round Lake was in
the city for. = short time Friday.
The rain Friday night knocked
down the uncut grain very badly.
Acc Caldwell, editor Of the Globe
made a trip to Heron Lake Saturday.
DR.. Riley left Saturday evening
for a few days ointing at Spirit axe
Editor Hamstreet Of the Rushmore
Enterprise passed through the city
Saturday: @ '*'': .2
Mrs. E. Dolan gave an at home
Friday afternoon to large number of
her friends. .'. ..~ .. %.' : 80
Miss vesta Cornish, a pupil of the
summer school here left Saturday
for LeMars. ,-',~' e
|. H. G Blanch, one of the principals
of the summer school left Saturday
for Lake Crystal.
] J.C. Marshall teacher in the sum
mer school in this city left for st.
Charles, Saturday.
| Miss Flora Buchan returned
home Tuesday after a prolonged
visit at Albert Lea.
Mr., and and Mr.. Cloulas Of Sioux
Falls were guests of F. R. Coughran
and wife Friday and SATURDAY.
I Miss Grace Cosgrove who has
been attending the Summer school
s here left Saturday, fer LeSeuer.,
! Miss Ruby Petit of Whiting
Iowa is visiting at the home of Jus
tice c. W. W. Dow, in this city.
". j. Corbett of Wilmont was in
the city Tuesday on his way home
from a visit to friends in Streator,
Illinois.
! Mrs. Joseph Lewe is reported SER
iously ill at her home. On Friday
her friends were greatly alarmed
at her symptoms.
The summer school held lin Worth
ington high school building for the
past four weeks closed at 1880 am.
Saturday.
Miss Josephine Coughran return
ed to her home Monday night after
a two months visit in Wisconsin
and the Twin cities.
| SIG. Ferrin of Rushn ore was in
the city Tuesday on his way to Ok
lahoma where he will visit his
1son Oscar who lives there, for a few
| weeks.
T. Miss Florence Swanstrom who has
been q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A o.
5Stefins for several days returned to
her home in st. Paul Saturday morn
ling. ;.
Conductor Jones who runs be-
Itweep this city and Mitchell and who
moved his family from here to that
place early last week informed the
nee reporter. that the
whole fanny were homesick even to
the COW.
The band concert was cut short
Friday evening at the court house
park on account Of the rain. The
crowd was one of the largest ever
seen at one Of the popular concerts
and the band maintained their usual
standard of excellency.
The Omaha passenger train due
here at $50 p. LII. was five hours
late Monday on account of heavy
washout somewhere the other side
of Sioux City. On account IF the
train making up more time than ex.
pected, some Of the passengers that
transferred here were left.
The social given by the members
of the Epworth League Friday
night in the church parlors was
we'll attended considering rain sol
in about the time the people were
gathering. The Worthington band
was present and enlivened the oc'
CASTOR, with splendid music. The 60.
ciety realized little over sixteen
dollars for their treasury.
The habit Of borrowing is some
thing that grows on people, the same
as knock-knees and warts. 1t general
~ commences by borro wing the local
newspaper. Then they borrow the
use Of their leighbor's telephone.
Then they borrow a pair of pants OF
a fancy hair comb. as the case may
be, for circus day, and a tooth brush