The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-07-24

Fred Mohi, q Adrian, was f. &C.
| city Tuesday. rs II M 5ss, n
J. II. James left Monday for
business trip to Chicago. NJ
Sells and Downs big railroad \
circus is advertised to appear Is Us
Worthington Aug. 10. II
NJ Miss May Jones, Of this city was
q guest Of friends Of at Brewster
Wednesday. s.,.s I: y lsS
I, A. o. Stefens and wife left We'd
nesday morning on 4 pleasure trip
to Spirit Lake. n N:
DR.. Spalding, of Luverne WAS il
the city Tuesday in consultAtio
with Dr.. Walker of this city.
Henry Palmer, of Dwight, III, isS
in the city this, week looking over
the farming interests in his com
munity. ..,se'
Mrs. W. j. Parry left on the Mon
day afternoon train for Rushmore !.
to visit the old Parry hometead =
few day.
: Miss Anna Seine left for her |.
home in Sioux Falls Tuesday after 9
pleasant visit at the home Of her
parents in this city:
Mrs J. 81. James is entertaining
her aunt, Mrs. w.. n. Rogers, of
Chicago, who arrived Tuesday, at. !.
b or home in his city. so .s@
Miss Lenoria Winkler, of Kinbraes:>
returned to her studies in the sum-
mer school here Tuesday after q !
| serious attack of illness. "a, ~
| Chas. Spencer, of Dwight, Illinois,
arrived in the city Wednesday
morning to look after his farming
interests near this citv.
NJ. W. Paulson, travelling agent
for the Chicago Lecture bureau is at<.
guest of his brother in law, j.. W. ].
Mcbride in this city few days. 4
J.J. Shanahan and wife lett for
their home at Madison Lake We'd;
nesday morning after pleasant at;
the home Of their son, John Shana-
b an and wife in this city. ..
Through a private letter we regret
to lea IN that Fred Tuttle, former
Worthington boy, is seriously sick
at his home in San Jose. CAL, with
an attack of appendicitis RI
The Junior Endeavor of the Con-
gregstional church, held pleasant
picnic in the Darling grove Wednes-
day. The picnioers were taken out
lin y large wagon starting from the
church I little after 10 9 clock. ],
I =. b. r. Lewis returned Monday
from q five weeks tip in the north
ern part Of the state, and Mrs. Lewis
and d. lighter Mildred aleo returned
the same day from weeks. visit
lwath friends at Estherville, La -
Mrs. C. 81. Smith and daughter
and Mrs. 8. v. Wyckhoff gave an
afternoon tea to q few Of their
friends on the lawn of the first
named, Saturday afternoon. It was
a very pleasant and enjoyable affair. :
While attempting to check q run,
away team last Tuesday night, J. lA'-
Kroeger, the grain buyer at what is
Familiarity known as the Swedish.
elevator, was badly cut on a. barb
wire fence. He was able to be about:
as usual but slightly bruised
NJ County commissioner 'Tmmons
receaved word while sitting on the
Board of Equalization in this city
that the storm of the goth inst. had
completely hailed out his crop,
everything is lost: He, hads in 1870
acres small grain, AS acres sof corn-
and. 80 acres of thevery best old land
fax which is entirely worthless:
He left Wednesday for his farm near
Wilmont to:look atthe grain. :.s1s.s:,s
~
George Wyckoff and Reuben
|Oakes gave aR.'babys party at the
home OF the first named. Tuesday .
evening. Guessing who the baby's
we're from picture taken in their
infancy, and purchasing:a partner:
at auction for which there was no
COLLECTOR to- collect the. unlimited
prices offered, were spf cial features
of the evening. Refreshments were