The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-07-01

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/ Margaret Nackay returned Tues
dry from 8 visit 70 Luyerne. ,a
NJ Mn. 8. Christensen came from
Luvsrne for a visit with Mira l['7 NJ, Nc !,
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Leslie Holbrook il employed 81
lDayton's restaurant S.5S s y
Miss Everett, of Spirit Lake, Y
Ifhere Tor visit with 81. Gholz.
III. q. Morlard aoco mpanied the
delegation TO Sc: Paul W 1! dnesday
morning Il, 81 !. 1. Il. .5s. 4 & n
Charley y ones, 6fss tchell,is here
visiting win friends during the
carnival. I. /; Il " 1355 M: n.
IA window In Biltgen's restaurant
was broken Tuesday night by the
crowd pressing around. I'd III \,
ID Mrs. NJ. Dieckhof returned from
New Richland ~ here she offended
the funeral 81 her brother.
.. Mankato Commercial College,
MankatoYs MINI, guarantees posi-
tons. You want one. Write them.
The Wilson building on 10TH, OPP
posite Swanson and Anderson's is
being fitted up and large front win-
dows arc being put IL,
3. ri B. Beeson stopped here F.id.y
and Saturday on his way from
reckenridge to Salt Lake City,
Utah. II h 2 : ssst e:.5, X 4 49,. h. y ~ b #
Miss Doris Curran, Of Mankato,
arrived Friday afternoon for q visit
with Doctor and Mrs. FIN. Manson.
There. were about 200 who partic-
ipated ia the Swedish picnic held
Fridaysat Chss. Gustafson s place.
All report very good time: * :s@
The bankers convention. held at
Minneapolis June 21st,, was a great
success. They were royalty enter.
tanned by a dinner given at Tonka
Bay, Minnetonka. 4 IT, y4f. - vi.
The Pi pestone Daily and Weekly
Star issued it's 25th anniversary
number. The edition was a work OF
art, a credit to, the publisher and
thestown. The advertising portion
indicated that the publication il
highly. appreciated. > y, n
WV DIN, formerly Of the Edger.
ton Enterprise, has succeeded c. n.
Sawyer in publishing the :Lismore
Leader. We regret to see Mr.. Saw
yer leave this county. Mr.. DIN is
putting out a good paper and dem.
onstrates that the Leader will be
kept up to q high standard.
Hon. j. T. Cleary was in, town
Monday morning looking over hie
prospects. He thinks a resolution
endorsing his position in the tariff
question should be passed by the
county convention, as he stands just
where the platform adopted at chi
cigo does. As We understand it he
is thoroughly in line with that man
ifesto.s If he is, how can conserva.
tive republicans support Mr.. Miller,
as his declarations are not ID har.
mony with the national platform.
If Mr.. McC leary is correct he is Ger
tainly entitled to the resolution.
The garden party given by Mrs.
Harry Hobeon and Mrs, J. n. James
Monday afternoon. was g delight.
full affair. The beautiful lawn Of
Hobso n g with its tennis court and
SUNNI er spagoda, arranged with
hammo cks, cushions and seats pre-
scented a charming picture. There
were a large number Of ladies pres;
|5ent and the afternoon was enjoyed
with q guessing contest: Mrs. G
Lear winning the prize which was
q pen holder made from bog wood
in Ireland, being one Of the many
souvenirs brought home ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobson from their recent TRIP
to Europe. A game of tennis was
played during the afternoon. Elab'
crate and dainty Refreshments were
served on: the lawn.
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