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

4 i Mn ynns Bar, d 800 Pals, \
xidtng this week with Mics q
Liar. ..s3 MI
Clinton Mann IN an employee il
|. ri Helmick's exiting house during
!. the carnival Il, \ Ha / ..4 !. ], \.
Miss Cressy Caidp b} sof Lske
4 Crystal, 10 here visitiaes friends dur
Ing the carnival. s ssssls a n.
Mrs. Frank accom- Anied her
niece VENDETTA stillwell, to st.
James :lharsday.
! III D. Stalk and wife. Of Algona,
a, are visiting his nephew. a..
Tripp and family
Miss Ethel Jones, Of Adrian, ar
rived Wednesday for a visit with
Miss Prue Town. ~ Ss 4 X.
Mrs. Wilbern, of sibley, is here
for q visit with her daughter, Mrs.
ESM Hickman. ~ ~. .t'S'.S r. f~;yys III
Miss Lindner returned to her
|home after a pleasant visit at the
home of F. f. Coughran. 49,
Mrs. Trip and Mrs. Riley, moth
er and sister OF E. A. Trip are Wis
lifing relatives here this week. :"
Miss Gholz, Of Kenyon, Mimi,
arrived Monday to spend q week
! with her brother, L. r. Gholz.
Misses Lillian and Nellie Cowing,
LOT jackson, are here for visit with
their sister, Mrs. A. r. Alberrus.
Mr.. Riley, Of Wilmont, was here
Tuesday to meet his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. Smith, OF Spirit
Lake. = T. <: y. :.
John .Frink has recently puta fine
basement under his residence and
and made other decided improve
ments. ~, *
Miss Mamie Jones, of Cherokee,
Ia, arrived Saturday morning for a
visit with her parents, VIM. Jones
and wife. .
Ted and Tom Moore, Jesse Cary
and Guy Brown came down Tues
day from Heron Lake to take in the
carnival. - -. '-.t. T. IN
Mrs. Ruprecht and daughter,
l:Annabelle, drove. here from Bige-
How, Tuesday and visited with PHI.
/ Bro wn and family. ''s -
4 The Worthington Gun Club held
q shoot Monday night and J. Frink
Egot first, score "a out of rs. All the
scores were high. -, .
Mrs. John Palmer returned from
! a visit. to Lake Park, Monday. She
\ was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Levers, of Usage, la. Z. .,..:
Instant Louise killer, will kill in.
\ seots On cucumbers vines, plants,
1 shrubbery and any kind OF vines.
1 For sale by. &C Stitser.
J ., Fred Jatho returned Friday after
noon to his home at Holstein, Iowa,
after pleasant visit with the Kas-
Idorf family and other relatives.
! d. Antrarer has sold his farm, the
In. E. Sec. one,. Indian lake.. tc
party from Illinois, consi Iteration
! $50, per acre, possession given this
fall. .It>
| There was slight accident in con
nection with the carnival Tuesday
night. The sign in front OF the
gypsies tent caught fire from a gas
cline; light but was pulled down
and extinguished with ease.
+ Mrs. Augusta Roshon, aged about
60, died at her home in Baltimore,
Ohio. Monday of old age. She had
been il poor heath for some time.
Deceased was the mother of /. A..
and S. "a. Roshon of this place.: :
Il The Carnival Co. arrived Sunday
On the Rock Island; their cars, five
box and two combinations located
opposite the Omaha depor. They
are occupying three blocks .2nd 70
5th avenues on 10th and the ave.
nues along the street between these
points. .>':,.:':> : .+:.' {
! Nels Olson and wife returned
Tuesday night from their visit at
Fergus Falls. Mr.. Olson reports
that they saw Mrs. 7. H. Rust in the
hospital there and that to all ap.
pearance she has fully recovered
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