The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-06-17
Mrs. Salstrom came up On ! visit
from Bigelow, Wednesday night.

ElIOu OlSoAOW, WoOucSu0y u180T.
| C,E. Smith, who was operator for
the R. /, here, went to ST. Paul,
Thursday morning.
IL Stone work has commenced on the
library and the concrete foundation
is almost completed,
WHO. Bartlett ahd Charley j ohn-
son made. = husin trap to Wilmont
and Lismore{ N ednesday.
For Sale ne VI Cormick bind
or. Can save You mon ey. Cash OF
on time. John Rsmsge.
Tony Ahlstrom left Wednesday
i Tor Lansing, IA. after Il pleasant
visit with Adolpth I. AImondson
| Clarence Holley had A arm brok.
len between the shoulder and elbow
while playing ball, last Saturday.
Miss Grace Doolittle left Tor her
home at Sioux Falls after ! pleasant
visit at the home Of FIR. Coughran.
Alittle boy Of Fred Rose got his
finger in . lawn mower, Wednesday,
and ia the evening the member was
amputated. y.
Jet Smallwood returned from
Carleton Wednesday Jet il i senior
there and will probably finish there
next: June. ..Ss;E .ts2,'
S Mrs. Ledgway and son, Of Tabler,
"a. left for their home Nv ednssday
after 4 pleasant visit at the home of
ID. Shell, her uncle. 4
For sick headache take Chamber
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets
and a quick cure is certain. For
sale by F. M. Hickman.
=, A lawn social will be held at Eos
ter Moore's for the benefit OF the
school library for district 80 Friday,
June 18th, 1904. Everybody invited.
Addington 8 orchestra are prapar-
ing some good music for the Ep-
worth League convention to Be held
flight at the NJ. E. church.
C. Murdoch and wife start early
next week for a visit with old
friends at Waterloo. They will take
in the St. Louis fair before return
ing. .e:<
G.Nelson DAYTON, of Minneapolis,
arrived in Worthington, Wednesday
He has accepted 4 spo-
'ition with Alex Wilson ON his farm
north Of town. -, .:s,9.5 .55;.
Mrs. Cameron of Minneapolis Or
lived here Wednesday afternoon.
Ar. Cameron expects 10 be here II, Q II
'ew days, He has been EMPLOY DIS |.
! telephone lineman. ! IN
Freight train No.2O on the Omaha
an over and fatally injured a man
,ear Lake Crystal Sunday morning. Il
He was intoxicated and was prob
Ibly asleep on the track. ;. I'M
4 Strawberry Festival will bel
held next Tuesday evening on the,
Presbyterian church lawn. TheE
supper is being given by the c. e.
society aad the price will be Is cts.
If your health g going wrong, sE|
Your breath very strong, A@E|
Head aches 80 you can't sec; I'D
Go take some Rocky Mountain
Tea. F. M. Hickman.
Miss Ethelyn Conway loft forzher
nome ct Marshall, Mimi, Thursday
morning, after visiting with Miss
Gladys Humiston the past two
weeks. ~. IN
It dulls the scythe of Father Time,
1rivesa away wrinkles of approach I
ing old age-the elixir of life, that
puts hope in the human heart-Holl
ister's Rocky Mountain Tea. IS
cents. F. NJ. Hickman. III,
Cards have been received annouc- |,
ing the marriage of Miss Mael
Coutts, formerly Of this place, toll
Martin Ayers Pegg, of Denver, Col.
The wedding took place at Long !
mont, COL, the. home Of the BRIDES E
sister, Mrs. J. L. Rosenberg /
! A six year old daughter of Louis
Larson, living south of town and
across the Ocheyda lake was kicked
in the face by horse Wednesday,.
Three teeth were knocked out, and
an inch and half cash cut through
the lip. It was necessary to take =
dozen stitches III the wound.