The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-06-24

Monday enroute,to 500 City. 4,
The Sunday school, Of the swede
church will hold,a picnic at Chas.
Gusrafson 3 place, Friday the, 24th.
Peter Pearson, Of Bigelow town
ip, had his house decorated With
q fine coat Of paint. All because he.
|has taken a companion unto him
iself. 5s,, &@'> IN %4s .
We are told that John Westman
and Berta Olson, !, OF the Swedish
Mission church will start on miss
Iionary trip the first of next month
land will 60 to Triumph, Mimi.
III Great reduction sale, the genuine
| Wagner hynets for $3.50 per pair,
for cash. Burlap and busters at re
duced prices. Come early and get
lyour first choice. j Harden & Son
successor to HI. S. Humiston.
Wednesday night while coming
home on the train several men were
drumming a Il shell game. She riff
Fauskee was present and as soon as
/ they reached this county Fauskee
stopped the game and made the
fellows refund the money they had
won. go e.
Reuben W. Cakes left Monday
morning for Mankato where he will
i attend the summer school and pre-
pare himself for teaching next fall.
Reuben has had two years work at
the university and would make a
lea pable teacher for any. of our.
schools. ...-.;>.h 49,
We have been informed that Miss
Maud Ager, who has taught two
very successful years of school in
our village has been employed to
.|teach the intermediate room in the
Brewster public schools. Her host
OF friends are sorry to learn che
i will not return for another year.
Signal Bigelow.
i A wedding. took place at the Lar
son brothers Thursday afternoon
and prominent friends were the vel
come guests to see the import ant
!. step taken. The many wishes were
! to the couple who set sail with the
lwind and encounter no hardships.
: The couple were bound together by
Rev. F. Palmborg to fulfill the holy
rEunion. The married are Tilda Lar
1Eson to Frank Anderson of Indian
I Lake. '..,>.> -
a It has been noticed that there ar g
! lno cabbage butterflies this year as
! lyet.s They may appear later but
usually they. show up before this
) time Of the year. Another fact
: which is very encouraging to the
farmers is that there are no chinch
bugs this spring, and the potato
beetle, too, is scarce: It is possibl
that the insects which ravage the
gardens and the farm crops are dis
appearing 9-Democrat Adrian.
E.. D. Buckwold, of Marion, Iowa,
. arrived here Mon day to enter the
, employ of J.H. Blume in the Steam
Laundry Mr.. Buckwold is an OK
perienced laundryman and gives
Mr.. Blume a good, complete force.
Fhe Steam Laundry is getting>a fair
out of town patronage and is de-
serving of liberal home patronage
as their work is of the best and it is
a home enterprise that should have
home support in every way.
George Lawson, one of the Daily
carriers fell from a ladder Tuesday
afternoon and broke his right arm
lust above the wrist and near the
joint George, Oakly Trip and
Cyril Taylor, at the home of the
latter, were practicing the Japanese
ladder trick. Oakly and Cryil were
holding 10 foot ladder and George
successfully climbed to the top and
while there the boys were unable to
hold it longer, 80 he. jumped strik-
ling the ground with his arm doubled
up under him resulting in the in
jury. He was unable to sleep any
the night Of the injury the pain be-
ing SO severe. :. Ii '4S1
A special train on the Rock Island
yesterday morning took the Cosnro--
politan Carnival Company to Spirit
Lake. where they will show this
week. |, Manager Snyder and his
company of merry makers certainly