The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-09
LOCAL.

@E AS~EAAs
:. ]. +. Kenney Of Rushmorc, was in
the city Wednesday IN bushes 9.
Mis- Julia Clancy visited friends
and relatives. at Org Wednesday.
The trains on the Omaha road
were all behind time Wednesday on
account Of the high wind.
Mrs. Geo. Dietrich of Rock Rapids,
was guest Of G. T. Upper and
family . short time Wednesday.
Mrs. William Stoutemyer left for
her home in Minneapolis after a
pleasant visit with friends in this
city. ~, -. ...
Thomas Prideaux and wife arriv-
ed IN the city on the Sioux Falls
branch train of the Omaha road,
Wednesday.
Mrs. e. Z. Partch and daughter
Clarice, Of Rock Rapids, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Topper be-
tween Trains Wednesday.
- =. Wet. +Boetteher, who has been
employed ,as butter maker at Kell-
ey's creamery tor several months,
resigned his. position there Tuesday
evening and left with his family for
Edgerton, where he will have charge
of a creamery at that place.
Mrs. R. C. Porter and daughter
Eva stopped over in this city a
couple of days this week to visit
their son and brother S. C. Porter,
while on their way home from
Helena, Mont. They left Wednes-
day morning for home at AltNa, i Iowa
The w6mAn's Relief Corps gave
Mrs Eloise Brant happy surprise
last Friday evening, she having
reached her seventy fourth mile
stone on Oct. 2, 1908. She was
presented with many useful and
substantial presents by her many
friends who wish for Ter all the JOY
posi- bio as long as her life shall last
We offer the following clubbing
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va n Q paid one year in advance
and delivered. st. Paul Daily News
$500; st. Paul Daily Dispatch S.. so;
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You paymore and get less elsewhere
whether you take daily or weekly
of any kind as these prices include
the best papers published.
The high wind Wednesday drove
the water of the lake over the bank
along the tracks of the Rock Island
go that it run over the fill of the old
washout a foot deep. Stone and
timbers were put in and damned it
up. There was large volume of
water running through the rebuilt
bridge which saved the bank and
new fill. The morning train did
not 20 out on account of the deep
water running over the track.
Wanted-Several persons of
character and good reputation in
each state Zone in this county re-
quired) to represent and advertise
old established wealthy. business
house of solid financial standing.
alary $21.oo weekly with expenses
additional, all payable in cash
direct each Wednesday from head
offices. Horse and carriage furnish
ed when necessary. References.
Enclose self addressed envelope.
Colonial, Caxton Building, Chicago.
At Valley Forge, which will be
the offering at the Opera House
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, should be
of exceptionl interest at this time,
as the scenes are laid in the SO
called Colonial period of our history
It is a we'll constructed logical
drama replete with comedy and
strong heart interest, interspersed
with series of striking and power
full climaxes. The subject is most
interesting one, serving as it does
to bring down from the Past an at
mosphere Of realism, the. time and
deeds of our great ancestors. The
quaintness of the stage settings lend
additional charm to the performance
in their c0mDieteneA. The cast ia