The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-07-14

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James Ramage made q trip to
Window last week on business.
Mrs. Knox of Cherokee is visiting
with Mrs. Vim: J Jones this week, \
E. L. Nance and family left last
Friday night Tor . weeks visit in
Hiuckley. % wv ~ ,5 4. sss'ss a
DR.. Silver left Monday morning
for Rochester. He will not return
here again. - - -
Miss Aida Bedford OF Rushmore,
isvisiting this week with Miss Mann
lie Smallwood.
FOUND-Little gold ~locket on
lake shore Tuesday evening. In
qulre this Office.
Miss Lula Lamm Of Adrian, visit
ed with Mise Ethel Dean the fore
part Of the week..
Loren Clark and Joe Kies left last
week to take in Bainum. and Bail
ey's circus at Maukato. a.
Misses Jane and Mamie Jones, Of
Cherokee are visiting this week
with their father, VIM. Jones.
Mr.. Hickman father of F. NJ.
Hickman left last week for his
homein Redwing after q visit here.
It is predicted that those who own
land on the shore line of the lake
will be plating it by another year
for cottages. :
MARRlEG-Royal Fl. Williamson
and Matte M. Joigenson. Miss
Jorgenson is a member Of the Sal
walton Army and has been station
ed here for some time The we'd
ding took place Tuesday evening.
JEFF Scott left Thursday afternoon
for Russell, N. D., where he has q
position in the Russell state bank.
The town is a new one on the 500
road. Mr.. Scott is an excellent
young man of the best Of habits and
character, and his numerous friends
here will wish him success in the
new location.
A few, years ago an attempt to
grow water lilies in the lake was
made by some admirers of these
beautiful flowers, but they did not
thrive because Of low water. 1t has
been suggested that the attempt he
repeated as there is an ideal spot
for lilies at the Inlet and the water
is Of sufficient depth. Il.
The Minneapolis Journal Z. has
again displayed Its enterprise by
sending to Sweden and Norway its
managing editor, W. B. Chamber
lain, who will make study of the
new and interesting political devel-
opments in those countries for the
benefit of the Journal readers. Mr..
Cham berlain is an American, a
trained newspaper man, aQd an in
structive, unbiased discussion Of the
situation in these two countries
may be relied upon.
Gof & Gibson have placed a new
delivery wagon on the streets which
is by far the best rig of it's kind in
town. The wagon was built thru
out by David q. Bear in his shop on
THIRD ave. Mr.. Bear is also an OK
pert horseshoer and having made a
life study of the horse and the diff
erent COMBINATIONS Of it's feet and
peculiarities of it's gaits, is able by
proper shooting to prevent linterfer-
ing, forging, crossfiring, knee bang
ing, etc.. Also to cure corns, quart
or cracks, contraction and such dis
eases of the foot as are caused by
shoeing. J I"
Miss Florence Hovey returned last
Friday from Watonga, Okla, VIII ere
she had been for three weeks visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. w.. Ferrin.
She likes the country very much
O ~ ~ fhox. con 1ionoao of thoip nro
psrty at Wilmont it is probable Mrs.
Hovey and she may move to Okla
homa Miss Hovey reports the Fer
rms as getting along nicely Mr. Fer
rim has not been troubled with the
asthma since going there and the
rest Of the family are. all enjoying
he best Of health. Mr.. Ferrin is do
ng well in the hardware business
md they are all satisfied with con-
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