The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-04-08

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wire fencing Wednesday. IN sss
"A Woodman picnic will be held at
Mankato. W ednesday June Sth.
The new trial for the Krause muir
der case will commence Monday at 2
p. m. sl . .. (, !. y, - $,:e +. Ii !.
L The first high school team is SEIZED
uled tosplay..a game here with ssib-
| ley the 10th. ,S.:,s. !: III l s...-..
Mrs. Cramer, nurse at the hospital
underwent an operution, Tuesday for.
appendicitis " .s...-. :. .....:.-
The town base ball team and high
school team contemplate having g
game Thursday or Friday r..
Peter Heinl moved his plumb
ing shop to the Bigelow building va
Gated by the meat market, Tuesday,
Troy, Deyoe, a brakeman is carrying
his hand IN a sling the result Of q
sprain. The. hand is very painful
and badly swollen. * - r.. : .
Mrs. Ferguson who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. E. j. Hell
mick the last year returned to her
home at Muskegon, Mich, Wedes-
day. - j.: 4:.~
| The W. C. T. U. will meet at the
home Of Mrs. John Ramage at 30
clock Friday afternoon, All of the
ladies' are cordially invited to &'e pre-
sent. g.. - -, '~
! The members of the M, E. sh1,rch
will tender reception for Rev. and
Mrs. Cahoon at the. church parlors
Friday evening April sth 1904. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
Blue Earth county is threatened
with a famine of school teachers,
because many Of them are going tc
! be married. Under most circum'
stances this condition would cause
an overproduction in almost any
county.
Sunday was the first clear Easter
Sunday in two years that has been
seen. g Prophets say that when il
rains Easter Sunday that we will
have seven Sundays of rain; it will
be reasonable to suppose that we
will have pleasant sundays this sum
+ mer. -
A Blue Earth county farmer has
found in a secluded spot large hard
black chunks resembling coal, and
on taking it home found that it
burned like coal, Probably. some
one had deposited a. load there to
provide for shortageTin the sup
ply. 49,. =; 1x .s.. Z, - :7zs
4 i Reports from the " ortihington
boys at the: university state that
the prospects for an alumni base
ball team are good. Lewis is trying
for the law team, Bedford the fresh
man academic and Jones the fresh
mon engineer. If game can be So
cured with the high school nine it
will probably be played during COM
mencement week. '~ u .- -,
''The Twentieth Century Home
is publishing series of articles on
simple eatables that may be prepar-
ed in chatting dish. One is SUR
prised to learn what can be done
With few ingredients. OF course,
! these dishes may be made on stove
just as we'll, perhaps more conven-
iently.. The April instalment dis
cusses soups and meats.
Supt. Buchan is making connec-
tions between the pumps and wells
at the station to permit Of the clean
ing Of the new we'll from which the
village gets it's water supply and still
keep the village supplied with wat
or. Connections will also be made
so as to draw the water supply d.
rect from the artesian wells, after
they are cleaned so as to- increase
the supply. :%
A pretty wedding was Witnessed
BY a number of friends and relatives
at the. home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G.. Williams, in Lorain township,
Thursday evening, when their
daughter, Pearl, was united in
marriage with Alonza J. Cornell.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. q. A. Cahoon and the wedding
,oovoh WOO nlovo6 nv Miss Cora