The Worthington advance., 1904-10-21

ouSlneo n WO1tn34Gt0D On 10u1S-
day. -. & N . y.
M. and -Alrl Lals 81. sorem
have gone to Minneapolis Tor 4
/, vi-it vith theirs Y sdaughsr Mr. Rleir.. B q +.
Charles Lleden has exchanged the
lresidence property which hs pnr-;
chased of Charles. Psbs1so15 for =
Etract OF land in North Dakota. %F@s1. "a, :...i
The editor Of the Window Citi1sa
surprised = patron BY having change
for a 500 bill. There is some work,
for the grand jury to investigate.
The Minneapolis Journal gives
the name Of 81. 4. Hawley as second
lieutenant Of Co. II. of the Univer-
sity cadet, in the list Of recent ap-
pointments. % &. 2,@a..1-. 7 a:z :1
Mems black Worsfed
suits at Harris $4.23
!. Ralph Beckley who hiss been en-
ployed in the butcher shop at
Brewster for the past two or three
months, has finished his work and
| is now at home again. .@ w. = =. =.
q. B. Moulton and wife Of Sioux
Falls, an uncle and aunt Of H.
Hawley stopped here between trains
Friday ;on their annual trip to Cali
tornia 10 epend.the winter & = - 81
Mr.-Weaver, who has been at the
City Hospital for treatmentsis sufti-.
GENTLY recovered to be about again
and will leave the hospital to-
| morrow 1or his nome near Reading:
:Lost-A ladies cut steel chate-:
laine pocket book. Lost in town
or on the.road beween Worthington
and j. H.. Hansbergers@ place.
Finder leave at this Office and re-
eeive reward. 4s-7lt
Advice from Vim. Oneill. candi-
date for the legislature in opposition
to S. O. Morse states that he hopes
to address the people of Mobiles
county in each town or. village
during tho last week of Oct, that he
has a fighting chance and will do
his best.
All wool stocking caps
at Harris at 18c. -.
Barney Gretteman, Carl Mandle-
kow and John Hansman of Carroll,
Iowa, comprised party of sturdy
farmers who called on friends here
Saturday while on their way to St..
Killian for q visit with relatives
before going to their new homes in
North Dakota. :t.ss4 81 &. ~ fe-7. -. ! ~
". =. Sanger w orthington now
has one Of the best organized fair
associations in the state Every sup
erintendent takes pride in. his !, de-:
partment and is Johnny -on-the-
Spot alt the time, II has taken
several yesrs to do it, however, and:
Lit will take about the same here. ~
Window Citizen. >e< -. z::ss.y.>;: 4 1 . .
|. Little fellows Cof1-
quoring : jap suits at
Harris r.. = = ! & ...'.:':
Cards have been received IN Wor--
thington Announcing tho marriags=
Of Arthur n. MoInyre and Miss
Mary Rankin Williams, at streator
iii, On Wednesday, Octorter 13.S
Mr.. Mcintyre was FORMERLY : 1esi--'
don't Of Worthington and while hare
he was engaged in tho grain busi-
ness. He has been making his
home in Minneapolis tori the last
two years, and from the announce
ment cards it IS und erstood that
he will continue TO make that city
his-honae. They will be-s home to |
.thsir friends After January !, 1905:
John. Hart, of Graham Lakes,
township, who was badly .uaed up
by a vicious bull two weeks ago and
IN account Of which appeared in
tho d ally Adva-nc Q =, va il
town Saturday for the first time
since his injury. Mr.. Hart II got
ting along nicely but still has to
wear bandagee. He enjoys life and
ls not ready to die yet and sol
that fact he says she' isI1
glad to be alive even though edoes
have to keep himself together with
bandages. ~z.z .s.s. s.s...s j.,
:. Because We have been so free this
year from attacks Of sHeseian fly
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