The Worthington advance., 1905-07-07

Elof Swanon left TNesday night
for Pillager. .,.S h ~ @$2
/: Jack Frink spent Sunday and the
4th in Luverne. I.t$5
:. A. E. Hart moved into the Leistis
co house on 4th ave this week.
Miss Bessie Woodford Of Sioa
Falls, is visiting Miss Georgia Leax.
Miss Grace Snow Of Sioux Fail zig
visiting this week at the Ccughran
home. y ..~G s..=@t y -1@%,...I ls.s. @sl&
y j. q. Christie and daughter Of
Lakeield, are visiting here this
week. IL 5g .s@s & y .[+.r
JEFF Scott resigned his position in
the Citieen's National bank the first
OF the month. r.. .<|
!. Emf; Olson has returned 10 Worth
ington and win probably remain
for the summer. s>lr. ".
Mrs. W.; 81. johnson and child,
left Wednesday for a few weeks Wis
it in Minneapolis.
Miss Blanche s. Runyon, of St.
Paul, is here visiting with her cou-
sin, Miss Flora Buchan. .....
The fall term OF Mankato Com
'mercial College opens Sept. 4. 1t
Will pay to enroll then. *
David Beers and wife, of Luverne
and their /daughter, Mrs.. jack
Finck left Wednesday aight for a
three months visit il Oregon. +
Lou Lidberg Of Albert Lea spent
tho 4th here with friends. He was
formerly employed here as cabinet
maker with Swanson e Anderson
Tuesday morning while putting
|up decorations on his residence, At
torney Town fell from chair and
was quite badly injured but no
bones were broken and he is recov-
ering rapidly.
Mr.. Ulrieh, eldest son of Joe u
rich, returned from Minneapolis a
week ago where he was employed
with the Minneapolis Threshing Ma
chine Co. He owns and will opera
to one of their outfits here and is
thoroly experienced with their ma
Chimes
James S. Ramage returned Tues
day morning from a trip in Califor-
MIA. He intends to return there
sometime this month and engage in
bus mess. A railroad corporation
has been formed in the lumber re-
eion of northern California. Mr..
Ramage is one of the heaviest stock
tholders and will be general superin-
tendent., Sixty miles of standard
guage will be Immediately built for
an outlet of the lumber. His many
friends will hope that the venture
will prove successful. His family
will not be moved out there until
about the. first OF the year. A cou..
pie of parties from here may be as
sociated with him in the enterprise,
their names are not yet mentioned.
The finishing touches on the or
ganization Of the Sheldon Fair AS
sociation have been completed and
Sec'y J. L. MoLaury is busy with
correspondence preparing for the
big show. The premium books are
now in the hand Of the printer and
will be ready IN few days. Among
the special features Of the meeting
this year will be automobile races
for which liberal prizes have; been
offered, together with 2 big $400
harness events for each day. Con-
tracts are being closed with some
of the best side attractions available
and the present prospects are for
the best exhibition ever given on
these grounds. Something over
$4,000 lis offered in premiums and
prize moneys. Aug 30, 81 and Sept
ember 1st are set for the dates, .,@
A special representative OF the
Omaha and County Attorney Grand
all were in town Wednesday inves-
tigating the reported attempt to
wreck the midnight passenger last
Sunday night, in the yards here.
It is possible that such an attempt
was made, but no one, not even the
reresentative Of the railroad COM
pany, believe there is anything in
the story. Monday forenoon N.
O'sullivan, section foreman, tele-