The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-06-17
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I Harold SILVER iSsvisit hing with his|
sister. Mn Grant Morrii son,
Mics MILAN, " Minneapolis, y |
VISITING III Il athe Damoa homo 4.:s
George &. Mackay, Of sherburn',
spent Sunday At home ia this z city
Miss Marie Forbes, Of Butte, Mon
tana, il visiting with Miss drace
Lear. + =
Sterling Lawton is now employed
as. delivery boy in II. B. evils = y
grocery store. 4. .s...;15.sss -ss3
5. Aug. Anderson, living near Indian
Lake, returned Thursday from
Sioux Falls, S. p. I .;5s5si,s
Miss Riley, Of Lake field, who has
been visiting here, returned to her
home, Friday noon. Z, 81
F. s. Burroughs returned Thurs
day afternoon from a business trip
TO Butler Co, Iowa. H% s..
Mrs, Simon Olson and daughter,
Miss Thea, are here visiting with
Mrs, Kysar, her daughter. y.
I. Parties from Luverne passed
through here Friday in an automo-
bile enroute for Round Lake I
4 The funeral Of John, e Felt was held
Friday morning from the Catho hc
church and was well attended: lE
q: McMurtrie and Miss Morrison,
Of Chicago, arrived Saturday tor a
visit with A r Albertus and family.
|. The watering fountain for horses
on srd avenue, opposite the post
Office has been repaired and Will By
ready for use. y .E Z.
James Mann left Thursday night
for Mitchell, s. D., where he Will
spend a few days with Lewis p ones
formerly Of this place. ....sl
At the fire meeting Friday night
". q. Ramage and w. l.. Carpenter
we're elected delegates to the state
convention Of firemen to be held al
Pipestone next week. ~. i.
MRS. Mohl and daughter Hazel
Mrs. Calvin and Miss Gertrude
Becker returned to Adrian, Friday
after visiting short time with a
G. Hedberg and family. r. ir.f+::--
/ A few people are forgetful of thu
fact that there is an ordinance pro
hibitlng the pasturing Of animals Of
the streets. If those who picket ou1
their animals will use q little care
much trouble may be averted.
Worthiagton will celebrate tn
/ 18th. %5s suhac ient, funds have beer e
] pledged TO warrant going a y !
with the arranging OF 9 program
and from all ications an enter
tanning one for all will be made,
Wilmont7s merchants are prepar
ing for a celebration to be held Fri
day the 18TH. It is to be q stree
fair and is given as an inducemen
for farmers. Prizes win be givel
and games and contests will be in
dulgea in. III: H.. Z % g. K Y. e r. J.
The work on the library site il
4 progressing rapidly. The excaya
ltion Of the cellar is completed AM
Estone work will commence mex
week some time. Some Of the WOO
work is now being done nearby ant
things are in q very good shape. Il
CT. Upper has recently received
his boat, which has been at Milk
1Lacs end has built q substantial
4 boathouse for il near the icehouses
! It would be d good thing il some O
our people would erect q number o
bath houses SO that bathing may b
INDUCED in during the hot summe'
| months. The sport was very popu
liar about two years ago and there i
mo reason why it should not be re
Evived.. W. .2e N. ~ n
! +. "A. Graves, who is now mis-
sionary for Dowie, spoke in Masonic 'c
hall, Thursday evening to an attend:
ance Of about sixty. He told Of how
himself and wife had had q miracu.
lous cure since they united with the b.
Christian Catholic church. He also
told Of what q fine place Zion City