The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-30

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iting friends and relatives here. q
i :. Mrs. f. C. Turner is visiting her
husband in Canada this summer. w
Our syrups are made from the
true fruit-Hickman g drug store, 2
Mrs p Ill Glasgow of4Adrian, has
been aguest Of Worthington friends
this week. - >,"@> r
Miss Dessa Yates left Monday for
a months visit with her parents
in Dodge 90. l
Geo. W. Wilson and S. s. Smith
left Wednesday for Fairmont on To-
gal business. 49,.
Ed. Wolven and family returned
Wednesday night from a weeks
outing at Okoboji. &::a@s u. -, s:=
Bert Wilmer is again at work in
Hickman g drugstore after months
vacation spent in Redwing.
All next week we shall sell bread
at the wholesale price, 81 cents
loaf. Get all you want. W "
Loveless. 6
Miss Stella Anderson closed her
school near Adrian last Friday
returning home in Worthington
Saturday.
Mrs. M. E. Lawton and sons,
Lynn and Sterling, returned Tues.
day from a trip to Chicago and
Champagne, Ill. ",-< nj -:{
George job, nephew of Miss Net
tie job, returned to his home at Be-
lott, Kansas, Tuesday, after visit
of several weeks.
Mrs Jennie Towsley, Of Ellsworth
was taken to st. Peter last Saturday
by Sheriff Faukee on account Of her.
demented condition
Miss Sadie VanValkenberg of st.
James and Miss Durham, of Ames,
Ia, visited here Wednesday on their
way to Hartford S. D. - >.
Boys come to good dance 4th Of
July evening If you want to make
the hit of your::lives with your girls
-Maccabee hall-Addingvon's Or
chestra.. q
We shall have an extra supply of
ell kinds Of bakery goods on Satur-
day which we shall sell at retail
for the wholesale price. W W.
Loveless.
The Edison Famous Life Motion.
Pictures at Maccabee hall; Many;
far off scenes Of distant lands
brought home to us. Clear, large,
bright. Don't miss them. ), +
The Rev. ". F. Knowlton, Arch
deacon for Southwestern Minnesota,
will hold service and preach in st.
Johns church, Worthington. Sun
day July 2nd at 8 p. m. Every one
is cordially invited.
The camp meeting services con-
tinue Notwithstanding upfavorable
weather. The Sunday services were
largely attended and helpful. DR..
Doran will be present for the re-
mainder of the service.
Bernie Jagar brought a comp
laint against Michael O'Sullivan be-
fore Justice Dow this week. O'Sull-
ivan is charged with pulling a gun
on Jagars and he was convicted and
fined but will appeal the case. At
torney Crandall for the state and
Town and Jones for defense.
The Southwestern Minnesota Med
ical Society met June ~ at the office
Of DR.. H Neill at .Sibley. A program
Of papers was given, one being by
DR. q r Curran OF MankatO. The
latter part of the'program was his
torical and reminiscent in character,
consisting Of talks by old physicians
who had practiced twenty to thirty
years in this district. About thirty
of the profession were pre-
sent and the president, DR.. F. NJ
Manson, reports a very enjoyable
meeting.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Paine in Jersey was the scene Of
pretty wedding Last Thursday after
noon at three O'Clock. At that time
heir daughter, Cora Patience was
united in marriage with William L.
aansberger. The bridal party ent-
red to the strains of wedding