The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-05

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is being ted and vanished.
Rev. Nv. Hawk, 81 Bigelow, 49,
rs Worthington visitor Monday
Mis- Acllanus returned to her.
home at sibley, after visiting here
awhile, N n ss..3. .S ~ ii n q:
Jease zhd p5s \ ruden, who are
|upsf rsts M I'D arber's dog, we're
let out; oa5baif. AZ 4 5,.3s
sam Allen went TO Mankato Mon
day mo rning 70 get some maternal
for the library. ~ N
George. g, Mackay arrived Mon
day from sherl,urne, for . visit with
friends and relatives. Z. as hI55y4ts
Pauline Cramer had ner collar
bone broken and was taken to the
hospital for treatment. u, y.
Bert Franck came home from
seney, Saturday night to spend
Sunday with his parents. "
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n Several 81 our prominent business
men went to- Round Lake to fish
land camp out over night. III q,
The high dive was cut il two and
the top was nailed to the larger raft
thus decreasing Ene danger.
Mrs. ". j. Parry and son Sidney,
of LeM Mars, arri we'd here for a gisit
with her sister, Miss Prideaux.s n
Miss Stella Gray returned to her
home at Bigelo ", after visiting here
with her unoles P. 3. Brown. D,
Miss Carrel returned to her home
at Emmersburg Saturday, after 9
pleasant visit here with friends. g. 81
I Kate and Dot Hedding, who have
been visiting Sadie Van valkenbefa
returned to their home at Sioux
City, Monday morning. ~ a, -. .csz
p Paul 4 ventioner, who has been
|sick with appendicitis, is now well
enough to BIZ moved TO his home
He has been staying at =. l.. Nc
Cartney's g. 5@1 il, A: .5t. \.
1 Julius Palm has traded his Worth
Eington home for = quarter section
farm in Dewald township. Mr..
\ Palm intends 1hakingthis home III
Worthingtoh: & ~ 7 q ..:s. .s:
]. Sterling Eawton is assisting. ohm
Larson in harvesting, this week, il
| Bigelow township His pop corn
!. stand will be run during the weel
as usual in charge Of Stanley Swan
berg. b ,is an. s.s
Rem Mccartney, oursp popular ON
aha. baggage smasher, has purchased
\ the residence formerly occupied by
J, A. ventioner and will move it to hit
lots opposite the Omaha depot and
rent it out. u \ s: 7. Is. 4a ,,.' ~.
a new bathing house has been
built onto the the old one thus
doubling the capacity. Those hav'
ing an interest in the house have to
pay. five cents and the others twenty
five. = eA& , y. n 81
VIM. Keller, q prominent real es.
tate dealer of Crookston, Mimi, was
a guest, Saturday, Of. y. e. Lawton.
This was Mr.. Rel erssfrst visit al
Worthington and he spoke very
highly Of our town. .ess 4 =, ,='z 6
The following have filed theil
|icerticfate of intention for nonina-
ton at the primary election: B. I.
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Trip, register Of deeds, G. N. Cory
Judge of probate, E.K.smith, treas
urer, E. G. Pannell, auditor, j., M.
Messer, register Of deeds.
The open air meeting held on the
lawn Of the Congregational church
a five o clock, Sunday evening, was
we'll Attended and thoroughly en-
Ijoyed by those present Rev. c. K.
Bidwell preached and 4 quartette
choir led the singing: There will
|be q service at the same hour and
place next Sunday evening at which
Rev: g. 81. Mc1ntosh will preach.
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