The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-05-19
LOCAL NEWS. ..'

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Kelley and 60. are paying ~ ets
for butter fat. h -..... #,5
Mics Myrtle stowell returned
home Wednesday. \ " s.2:& I.
Mrs. Frapck and son, Paul, left
b Wednesday for . visit at st. James.
Samuel Allen is in Canada this
week looking after his farm inter-
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Miss Eunlce Constable arrived
Wednesday from Rushmore to visit
here q few days. NJ s:s ,s s5.5s
Miss Margaret Mackay visited her
friend Miss Mildred Lewis in Viii
mont Saturday. No., w. II. 5.,:...,.
Mr.. Bennett, Of Mason City, was
\ in town this week looking after his
farming interests il Ransom. III .
There will be 4 speoial meeting Of
OE s lodge on Saturday evening to
oonfsr the degrees, all members are,
urged to be present. ~.
- The afternoon tea advertised by
the Congregational church to- be
given at Mrs. Pannells, May 10, will:
be postponed to Wednesday May "a.
The Congregational church have
negotiated for the sale ct their par
sonage, it requiring four weeks to
elapse before the, sale can be CON
sumated. s S =. <. :'s:s> ", <. 81,
Married = Harvey Wilson and
Clara Mindon, of Osceola county,
Iowa, bye W W Dow, Tuesday:
Thegrpom is a son Of I n Wilson Of
this place. ... US. ~ 81: :.s,
The ladies Of W CT u win hold
their meeting on Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock ct the home Of Mrs.
Cakes. All the ladies are cordially
invited to attend s&. .:ss II. 1, T.: /.
The cooking school has been post
poned indefinitely owing the ladies
in charge not feeling capa bic Of as
Stunning the RESPONSE bility and ex-
pense to give the lessons free.
\ Harry Allen, OF Iowa Falls has
been spending the week here with
relatives on his way home from
Sioux City where he attended the
mail carrier convention. He was
elected member Of the executive
committee of that organization.
h The library board held q meeting
Tuesday night and changed the lib.
srary hours which are now from72 80
to 5 80 p. N. and to p. m. Sew
!. eral bills we're allowed and rules for
governing the library were adopted.
The windows in the library will be
fitted. with window shades which
will make; it more pleasant. ! !.
The Tourist Club held their last
meeting Of the year at the home Of
Mrs. G. W. Wilson Tuesday evening,
the following officers were elected
for the coming year: Mrs. Geo. Lin
coin, pres; Mrs A Clark, vice-pres;
Mrs. Moore, Geo and treas; Mrs. Fox,
critic; Mrs. CLANCY, asst. critic.
The club voted to present their
books and magazines for the past
years work to the Carnegie library
The. Netherlands will be studied
next year. = z@ f.. +. ID |s,- T. ]
M The business men of our town met
Wednesday evening in j J K1es Of
flee and decided to celebrate the 4th
this year. s = Smith was elected
chairman and Ira Fox secretary.
Another meeting will be held next
Thursday evening and all commit
tees will report. The following is
the List of committees and their
chairmen: committee on speaker,
s ) Smith; music, Ira Fox; finance.
"a R Alpertus; program and adver-*
Using. J ] Kies; sports and races,
W / Carpenter orating. Jim Mac.
kay; fireworks, Jim Gibson. It is
thought that Judge Jaggard Of tie
supreme court will be the. speaker.
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