The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-02
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frank Hickman il having the
'front.' Of his drug store painted.
Ben Tripp the county recorder,
made a trip to sibley Thursday ~ NJ
frank Mclean of Adrian, was
ia the city Thursday between trains.
DR.. Sour made professional trip
to. Mountain axe Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ], IS. Frink left Thursday
for Luverne where she will visit her
parents. vi a&s >&@ sA@
Mrs. Judge Cory left Friday morn
ing for twin cities, where she wall
visit relatives and friends. ss.
i G. 3. Ward returned from bsasi-
ress trip to Sioux Falls and other
points in South Dakota Fridaymxn
ing. 0
! DR.. Moore returned home from
Fergus Rails, Friday afternoon,
where he was called to serve on the
u. s. court petit jury "
A new local weather prophet has
just been discovered by the ID a i "
and if all sign do not fail, Bob.
Reed will lose his standing as q
weather ;fixer. N
Mrs. James Sutherland and fami-
ly arrived Friday from Sioux Falls
and are guests at the home of her
father, Barton Goodrich, living q
mile from town. ..,
E. Ventioner was brought be-
fore Justice Dow Thursday by off,
Ger Roshon on the charge of drunk
ness. He plead guilty and was
fined five dollars. 4
Mrs. Sarah Bronson, Denver, Col
IA million at least. II could not put
price upon the benefit I have re-
cieved from Rock Mountain Tea.
IS cents. #. M. Hickman. !
Thomas Prideaux resigned his
position with the Hub bard and Pal
mer grain company one day bust
week to accept the situation Of gen.
eral manager Of big general store
to be opened at R,shmore in tho
near future.
Gene Gillet,at one time q resident
of this city but for the Last seven
or eight years has held the posi-
ton at the pump station Of the Om-
aha road at Heron Lake. resigned his
situation at that place and has gone
out with the bridge gang for the
sametcompany. ~
The friends and neigbhors to the
number of fifty and more gave q
farewell surprise to Mr.. and Mira
Harvey Shepard Jr. last Wednesday
evening as evidence of the high
esteem this worthy couple is held
in this community. It is regretted
that they have decided to go from
our midst as Mr.. Shepard was a USE
full and efficient member of the band,
and an all round good fellow.
They were presented with hand
some china set and some other little
tokens the reporter failed to make
note of. The occasion will long be
remembered by every one present.
Mr.. Shepard left for North Adams,
Mich, their new home Friday morn
ing with a car of household goods,
his wife will leave next Tuesday.
Since the appearance here last sea-
son of the the Ed. Andrews Opera
company this excellent organization
Ad6 6POAI V11O 6u1AluOx LII OIL
gagements in larger cities. They
played two weeks in Terre Haute,
Ind. eight weeks at the Alhambra
in Milwaukee, four weeks at Green
Bay, Wis, and two weeks at Mime
apolis, where an elaborate revival of
The Mikado'was given with chorus
of 60 people. On Friday evening
Oct. End, they will present their
new operate Farce-C Comedy, "Birds
of Feather" at the Opera House
here with new and splendid cos
tunes and in q piece which is said
to be the most ridiculously laugha-
BILE ever attempted by Ed. And
rews and his company Of clever peo-
pie. .r
The little team of broncos owned
by E. L. Nance broke loose from