The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-06-24

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/ ~ Prot. Ell. Nicholas returned Fri
!: day from ! business trip to Adrian.
For Sale "A fresh milk shorthorn
COW. b. Behrns, join west Of Day
farm. \. IA II
e. u. Nance shipped q car Of fine
cattle to this place from SEQ City
Friday. sfss%s 4 \.
NJ. Crandall and family left l Y ]
4 Crandall, Illinois Sunday night Tor g
the ST. Louis Fair. ;sa.. s3A:s. ".
\ !. Miss Josephine Dayton arrived r. veg
here Friday afternoon. While here
she will visit with Miss Florence
Webb. y, F.>' It't%&s 5.s t1';:5 b; .I ~. n,
4 Arthur Jones, wife and son passed
thru here enroute to Mitchell to Wis
it with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
. y. Z. Jones. -29a, s..l..$ !, %.$.s% 1s.A
John Shanahan, wife and Miss
Heely left Friday for Madison Lake
where they will spend q couple of
weeks fishing. -
Misses Grace Seeley and Lillian
Borst, Of Windom, are attending
the E. L. conven ton, Friday, satur-
day and Sunday. - c
Instant Louise killer, will kill in
) sects on ouc1mbers vines, plants,
shrubbery and any kind OF vines.
For sale by F. C Stitser. w. ...
+ @Dr. A. j.. Simpson, Expert
- Optician Of Minneapolis will
be at Braces Jewelry Store June "a
} rs, and "a. Eyes Examined Free
by latest methods and lenses ground
y to fit. >~e.'. ~. - !. ..s = 5.s;" ~
Several Of our citizens went to
! Wilmont, Friday to take in the
street fair given by the merchants
> Of that place. A good time was re-
ported and an interesting ball game
played. j.: ..:... !:
It is reported that Andy Dillman
l went fishing Friday and kept catch.
ing the same fish all DAY. The mys-
! terry is explained by. his saying that
3 there was hole in his gunny sack
: and the fish leaked out.
The firemeu who attended the
convention at Pipestone were shown
: the principle and working of a
4 chemical engine. They are much
) in favor Of getting one here and it
would be good investment without
a doubt. ~. t='
: Albert Hactor, of Indian Lake
j township, has the distinction OF be-
1 ing the first to file as q candidate
for nomination at the September
t primaries, and to deposit the re-
}. quired fee. Mr.. Hactor desires to
represent the first commissioner
:: district, Mr.. Haggard not being a
i. candidate for reelection. -.
r. The county auditor and treasurer
have completed the June. distribu-
q ton of taxes, which amounts to
q $72, 1883. Of this amount over
q $50, 900 was collected IN the month
8 of May. In spite OF the hard times,
! the collection was the largest in: the
0 history of the county for the same
period, the months of March, April
and May. 49,: p y~- y
J, W. I. Carpenter, W. q. Ramage
and James Mackay, who were dele
r gates. to Pipestone> where the fire.
, mems convention was held, return
> ed Thursday afternoon. They re-
, rort very good and interesting
! session. Capt. Kahn, OF Minneapo-
, lis, was elected secretary TO the
, Minnesota Firemen's relief associa-
, ton. :. 49,. = 49,. & -.
Erastus Chi UGH is in receipt of in
formation to the effect that he has
been allowed. an additional pension,
of ten dollars per month. Owing
(, to the wording of the advice it is
. not clear whether this is an increase
to the present sum, six dollars, Or
not: In any event his many friends
here will be glad to see him. get the
largest amount possible. " 49, ~