The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-11-04

Y ~ II. Fovsrstos 1nra4LailDswa
in town Monday.
in. Addington made : D65lness
tripto sibley on Monday. I.
Frank Bartender Of Adrian was .
business visitor here Monday. Y
Frank Duney Of Emmetsberg
Iowa, visited in Worthington Tues
day. a. " i
Miss Pearl Bass Of Round Lake is
visiting friends IN " orthington for
few days. s
Miss Hanna Bellington was at
Adrian lastsweek for 8 visit with
her mother. s..$s,f.FS SSs
. II. q. Evans OF ST. Paul was here
Saturday looking after some bust
ness matters. =.
Mrs. Damon has gone into the
country and will probably remain
there for a month or SO. ~
Miss Addie Palm, a former Wor
Ellington young lady is said to be
quite sick at her home IN Colorado.
Mrs. J. M. Shanahan has returned
to Z WOrthinptOn. Mr.. Shanahan
went to Faribault Friday to meet
heraaa
Miss Susie Weinandt and two OF
her sisters children Of Chicago are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Weinandt
for few days.
Rudolph. Dieokhoff has gone to
Heron Lake to assist in taking an
invoice OF the RAIDER hardware stocz
which has been sold.
One of Mr.. Oberman- fine driv.
ing horses was quite badly injured
one day last week BY one of his
other horses VINO broke loose in the
stable and went to the fine driver
and chewed u big hole in the top OF
it's neck. -.s:> .<,>-~
DIR. A. A. Ames has now beer
tried for the fourth time, and has
not been convicted. In the last case
the jury retired Friday evening and
Monday afternoon they brought in
a disagreement. It is stated that
another trial will be had.
Rev. G. H. Mcintosh went to
Heron Lake Tuesday to superintend
the art exhition which he has on
dlspla y there. The exhibition viii
open on Wednesday, and on Thurs.
day and Friday nights he will lec'
ture on ''Ben Hur" and "Niagara
Falls
> J.H.. Maxwell's COW got out Of
the stable Saturday and ate up a
large apple barrel 81 sweet 'corn
that Mr.. Maxwell had just picked
and was standing in the yard. "A
body would suppose that thil
amount Of corn would have made
the animal sick, but 80 tar she has
not shown any symptoms Of: owe,
sating. >>.& =. $3.50. H..
The Damon home in this city
came near being the scene Of q
fierce oondagration last Friday
night. A lamp standing near the
curtain set it sire and considerable
damage was done to the parlor, but
the prompt Efforts Of members OF
the family who were in the house
averted the blase and put out. the
fire. - -. j:
n. &. Elder of Blue Earth county
is one of those stanoh republicans
who can forget faotional strife be-
fore q nominating convention and
afterwards support the regular
nominee. Recently be gave:out IN
interview in which he said ~ de-
plored the unseemly and personal
contest between Collins and Dunn
and, was 90 deeply impressed With
the idea that both should be-dropp-
ed and : third man taken up, that
! did not attend the primaries, but
I shall vote for Dunn. This boiling
the repsblioau nominee is dangerous
work, and I believe, if johnson il
elected It will be . long time be.
fore We shall be able to elect another
repuh hsan governor. The repub-
licans who are this year deserted
will not soon forget it and they will
have their knife out.for the first
deserter who asks for that Office.