The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-07-29

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!. III Rsnds 4 of al alElise n visited Y
here Wednesday II, M 3'fss
Miss Katie Bagan, 81 Deliver, a.,
y visiting her brother, Will Bagan.
VIM. McC ormick, Of Pennsylvania,
drew first ticket for Rosebud lands.
Work has been resumed on the
Carnegie library and the brick lay
ing is going on. 2s
y Miss Wilhenina Leuhrs is now
employed as clerk ID A. J.. Latta's
dry goods store. @.1 '<
y Bruce Yale is having cement
walk put in,in front of his residence
in Clary Addition. .$ .@n s%
h Miss Emma Sims, from Dodgeville
Wis, arrived Wednesday for visit
with r. Prideaux. ~ -@
4 Miss Jennie Torrance and Mrs.
Edward Dolan left Tuesday night
for a trip to st. Louis. @ ~
E Mrs.s A.C. Hedberg returned We'd
nesday from Mankato where she
visited with her husband "a ~
Will Merwin will leave for Hay
ward, Wis.,, where he has accepted
2 position in print shop 4
Mrs. Frank Prideaux and Miss
Mollie Prideaux arrived from Ad-
ria, Wednesday, for visit. =.
H Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Laird and daugh-
ter, from Sioux City, visited with
Mrs. l.. E. Fitch, Wednesday. -
George s.Wyckoff is now employ
ed by G. j. Smallwood to answer
telephone calls during the night.
Ole johnson, of Org, is moving to
Reading where he will have charge
of one of Skewis and Moons e!eva-
tors. =. -
I Arba Bedford, of Rushmore, pass
ed thru here Wednesday enroute to
Sioux City where he will visit for
Iawhile. '5f - 49, ~ r
i Mrs. W. L. Clement and son Dan.
[returned home to Minneapolis, after
a long visit with her, parents, d.
'kShell and wife - 49, 49,.
Il Mrs.. Durfee and. child left
Thursday for her home at Jackson
after very pleasant visit here with
\ Mrs. A. R. Albertus. =
j For sick headache take Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and a quick cure is certain. Fol
sale by F. M. Hickman.
lam now prepared to do all kinds
of blacksmithing; carriage work
4 neatly done, and horse shoeing 8
I speciality. VIM. Hinrichs. 4
! The Presbyterian Sunday schoo
4 picnic was held Wednesday, at the
old Roche farm at Round Lake. The
4 weather was ideal and the little
folks all had fine time.
I Mrs. s. M. Stewart returned Wed
Inesday afternoon from Copenhagen
IShe was accompanied by Miss Holm
lof Copenhagen, who is nurse. Mrs
i!Stewart's health is u great deal
better.t.
The K. P.'s will hold picnic Fri
|day afternoon at Oklahoma park.
|Speeches and music will be enjoy
ed and boats have been rented fol
1.-The occasion. All knights come
and bring lunch for supper 60
It adds spice to dreary life, en-
courages the human heart, lifts one
out of despair, breathes new life and
confidence. That's what Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 80
oents, Tea or Tablets. F. M. Hick-
man. =
The Douglas Elevator company OF
Minneapolis, is rapidly pushing to
lcompletion new structure at Nor
ris, with a capacity of 10000 bush
els. It is being built on the site Of
the old farmers elevator. t.. It will
be next to the largest elevator in
Morris. s. ~ .%@ ,
The Ladies OF the Congregational
church will give y Garden Party
with American and japanese feat
ures on Dr.. Clark's lawn, Friday
afternoon, July, 20, from four to
eight . clock. Vocal solos will be
given by the Misses 'Inhelder, Grace
Smith, Mary Damon and Mrs. Frank
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