The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-07-08

3} Mr. Diehn.s ~ Round Lalke. sNellal
- town Tuesday MI I, 5sr sss
Mis-. Cahoon Visits friends at Blue
sfEarth over the Fourth. ~ 7 ;f q.
Frank Dean went to Minneapol is
Saturday to spend the 4th.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. A.. F. Lit
i tie, OF Elk, June 9th, 9 girl:
Mrs. and Mrs. Montgomery from
Wilmont spent Friday taking in the
carnival !, i 81 S III;
Miss Rae Leverich, OF Mankato,
iis visiting this week with Mrs. N.
IL: Mann. ..ssJ5s:s X a.s y
Mrs. W. j. Ross and children, Of
Heron Lake, visited with Mrs. Z. L.
Mccartney. Z. ...s.l Il i. N
Miss Avis Voak returned home
from Lake Forest and from a visit
east with her mother 4 .,, ! !
Mrs. Archie Hirt' and child, of
Fairfax, Mimi, arrived Saturday
lafterncon for visit with her parents.
Mankato Commercial College will
lenroll 200 students Sept. s. Will
! you be one Of thelnG It will pay
you. - g.
1 Miss Stella Mosher returned
Thursday afternoon from Rochester
where she had an operation per-
lformed for appendicitis,
/ The Democrats in convention at.
1St. Louis, have been unable to select
q presidential candidate yet. The
present Indications are that Judge
/ Parker will be nominated on the
first ballot and Mr.. Turner, Of Wash
ingtou, for second place. 49, ~: -
DIR. CLANCY has announced him
self as candidate for the Office of
Register Of Deeds in the republican
line. Mr.. CLANCY is an old resident
OF this county and recently moved
/ from the farm to town. BE is on
lily known as an upright man, and
such a man as makes good officers.
Il The Rev. W. H. Knowlton, acting
4 Archdeacon for southwestern MIMI
esota, will hold services and preach
i'm st. John 3 church on Sunday eve
ing next, July 10th, at s o'clock.
Isubject of sermon, concerning
Jonah He will also hold cele-
]: bration of the Holy Communion on
!. Monday morning at S:45. :. -.
/ It is reported that burglars enter
ed the house of R. Fl. Sain, Wednes-
/. day night about 2 o'clock. He cut
the pantry screen and entered thru
| the window. The burglar was dis
covered by one Of the girls and Sain
fhearing the screaming grabbed a
butcher knife but was unable. to
carve anyone as the burglar had
made his escape. ..'.
Heron Lake defeated Lismore a t
the fair grounds Friday to 2. 1t
was an exceedingly good contest
and it was anybody's game till the
eighth inning. At one stage of the
game Heron Lake player knocked
hit to right field and the fielder
picked up and threw in a ball which
was not the one knocked out. 1t
looked like a trick, but this was not
1.-The case as the ball first found was
discarded there Wednesday by one
of the Worthington players and the
fielder Of course did not stop to ex-
anime it. Ed Jones umpired and
gave general satisfaction. u
The past weeks weather has been
some what discouraging. Up to
Monday night the weather was fine
for small grain hut not quite warm
enough for corn, however corn was
making good Roadway. Tuesday
morning a light rain set in and
continues up to this time. The rain
coming at this time makes it serious
for the hay crop. Some farmers
had commenced haying and others
we're about to. Grass is heavy and
it will require good weather. to Sc
cure the crop in good condition.
Oats are heading out, other grain is
looking fairly we'll, but the crop is
not going to be large. .,r. .~sz =.
ssass,sgig4seS1OO REWARD, 800. -.