The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-07-22

Monday night. ss,.s M. "a u \,
|. q Kelly went tc Sioux city,
monday night. ,@s 7, g. s
Is Z. A. Palmer went to Dakota, TO-
register for land. 55..
Mrs Glasgow and daughter Edith,
Went e Sioux City, Monday. 4
Miss u. Palmer, of axe Park. III y.
there for I visit with Mrs.T J. Palmer.
I Mrs. Franck and son Paul, went
10 Sioux City, to visit for few l
days. ..ss 4 Y. AM .,i.,
Mrs. H. B. Lewis and children
went to Window for q visit With
friends. IS. + s5 III 4 n /.
Il Miss Ida Swanson of New York
|i1there visiting with her brother,
Eliot Swanson. III d. S 3.s5.. +.
h {Ir4 Fox and wife, Of Sibley, drove
HERE MONDAY for q visit with Mrs.
~. M. Hickman. 4. Il: Il s:s 4
Ira Mishler went. to Dakato Mon
lnay to register for land and also
1lvisit awhile with friends. %$$ 3.3 <.
r. John McCarvel and wife, Chris
tLein and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. !
lstei bel, OF Brewster, spent Sunday
here. 8 .5. .,s. -zt ~ ..,,.t-l 81.
i Misses Grace Lear, Grace Carlein,
Florence Lein, and Margaret Booth.
went to Sioux Falls, Monday to take
lin the circus. ..nss. .,- !: i .;1 n. H. :,
Joe Arbes and M. J. Messer re.
turned Tuesday night from>a trip to
Yankton, where they. registered.
.iThey went by way of Sioux City.
N. Fly time is. here, 7 can furnish
i you with flynets at hard time prices.
] Come and see our goods before you
| buy, We can save you money. J.
%fHarden and Son. = - - t": i
Theodore D. Palmer, formerly Of
this city but now Of Altoona, Wis.,.
Ills visiting here on his way back
from Bonesteel, where he registered
. Tor land in the Rosebud reservation.
! Bathing is very popular these
\ days. There is some talk Of erect
ling toboggan slide on the lake
ashore. No doubt the rollers used
lin the old one are in storage some
lEwhere and could be utilized to good
advantage. ~ - w .
!, Lear Bros, Of the Hotel Worth
{ Ellington, have torn down the old
I lpaint house ut the rear of the hotel
Hand, will have it erected on the lake
j ashore Tor q bath. house. All guestf
q lat the hotel will then be able to on
q JOY the privilege of bathing.
Frank Saxon and W. 1. Carpente,
I returned Saturday night from their
8 auto trip to Yankton. They had a
= pleasant journey and the machine
behaved very we'll. Owing to thu
peculiar construction of the wheels
: they were able to go in places where
: a'ordinary machine would not.
q Three musical coons performed {
: few stunts on Main street Tuesday
! evening that were we'll received By
a quite crowd of listeners. And thu
coons took up a collection which
q looked so good to them that they
q passed the hat a second time. They
j. will play for a dance here Friday
: night. -
Q Jay Wolven was around tow1
8 Wednesday getting subscribers fo'
: building bath house. He was very
: successful and soon had over forty
J signers. The house will have ter
Q compartments, built out over the
Q water and if the financial condition
f Of the club warrants the .expendi
!. ture, q long pier and spring. .boart
! will be built also. This certainly II
r encouraging. :. :: 49, H.
Q Harrison White, of Luverne
l Commander G. A. R. Department OF
, Minnesota, informs US that the offic,
4 ial train for the national encamp
9 ment at Boston WILL leave Mime
. apolis Saturday, Aug. 18th at 9 9
:. m end st. Paul at s:35 a: m. The pe
train will be made up, of Pullman
> and tourist sleepers. A rate Of
$25.75 round trip has been secured.
Standard berths 81. so, tourist 1878.
The Banner, Of Roya!ton, Morri-
son Co., Minnesota, contains an &C
. count Of NJ. 3. Barnes work as an
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