The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-09-02

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James #. Cox, Of Adrian, has an
nounced himself as : candidate TO-
register of deeds on the democrati,
; ticket. Mr.. Cox ia well and favor
ably known in the west end of thi
county. - ..- 5.a~..
Camp Bide-a-wee, Cherry Point
was the scene OF much merry max
ing Friday night. Quite q number
Of young people from town came
over in Jay Wolven's sail boat and
row boats.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
will hold their regular monthly tea
Aug. 31st, in the church parlor, from
4 top. m. A chicken lunch will
be served for Is cents. Ladies come
and bring your gentlemen friends,
D. R. CLANCY filed Wednesday
afternoon for nomination on the
republican ticket for Register OF
Deeds. Mr.. CLANCY is an old resi-
dent Of the county and is known az
a straightforward and upright
man.
Myron Allen returned Tuesday
night from Bereford, $. D., where
he has position operating an
electric light plant. He will move
there Thursday. His many friends
here will wish him success in his
new home.
J. N. Holbrook filed Wednesday
morning for the nomination as
Sheriff on the Democratic ticket
Mr.. Holbrook has an extensive
acquaintance ard many friends
throughout the county through his
profession as auctioneer.
R. F. People returned Wednesday
morning from Granisvile Idaho.
His wife preceded him a week or
so ago. He reports Mr.. Turner'S
family we'll ad Mr.. Turner engaged
in the banking business. Frank has
not decided as to his future loca-
ton. ~
JOS Ullrich last Tuesday while
threshing for G: H., Kunz got his
finger between two friction wheels
of the machine. The first finger of
the left hand was crushed toa jelly
and amputation became necessary.
he was fortunate in not losing the
entire hand. It happened 90 sudden
that te does not know just how the
accident occurred.
Mrs. Merle Hurlbert dislocated
her right elbowTuesday night by
falling down the back steps Of the
house. She went to the outside OF
the house to look after the child
rem and her dress caught throwing
her to the ground. In throwing oat
her hand to prevent falling fiat the
injury vas caused. It was neoes-
sary to put the arm in cast.
The Rev. W. H. Knowlton,
special Archdeacon for southwestern
Minnesota, will hold q Preaching
and Communion service at st.
Johns Church, in Worthington,
Sunday next at 10 80 q. m. All are
invited but it is especially hoped
that every communicate of the
parish will try to be present, if
possible. Sermon subject: "What is
Heaven?"
Neither John Darby or S. Kind
lund are running for any Office this
term, but there is a rumor afloat
that they are going in partnership
to conduct auction sales. They are
both licensed auctioners. Darby
has a large experience in crying
sales and Kindlund has clerked sew
eral hundred and is we'll acquainted
with the people in financial ways
and they are not going to ask.for a
fortune for conducting sale either.
Miss Lulu Rippberger has reoeiv-
ed q letter from her sister Mrs. G.
HELM, Of the party that left here
Saturday morning for st. Paul, stat
ing that just as they boarded. the
train that leaves for Chicago, ILL.,,
in the evening, the storm broke
loose. The train started but was
soon stopped nearly two hours till
the furious storm partly let up.
No one was hurt but they were
terribly, frightened and along the
lime for miles in Wisconsin, fences
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