The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-16

tied Wednesday with Harry Lear.
f. "A. Stevens attended the en-
campment in St. Paul this week. I'D
W. IS Lewis. left Tuesday night
to visit his daughter in Gilmore, T..
Fred Mason, wife and two child
rem, of Minneapolis visited here;
this week. 4 4 3s t$8:s ~:
Lee Leonard is maEing extensive
improvements on his farm six miles
west Of town. III ~:
e. T. Topper will attend q con-
vention next week Of the Minneso-
ia bankers to be held at Mime
tonka. .~ , ....,2 .5s M
R. Prideaux is visiting his dapgh-
ter Mrs. Vim. Parry, in LeMars this
week. ii Il "a Nh ..s3 l:s.s
II seems to some peO..
pie pleasure TO ture.
down our big sn e signs
but we have put new
ones in their places.
A. n. SegerstrOff,.
LOST-A pair Of valuable glasses
m1les west Of Round Lake village
or past the church and one half
mile. west, return to Nystrom Bros.
chop for reward ss ]. II,
Henry. Humiston and wife, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, are here visiting
with his brother, E. r. Aumiston.
They are former residents here
and left here about rs years ago.
MARRIED. Drank Duba and
Mollie Harthune were married We'd
nesday in this city. They will make
their home IN Brewster where he
is in the hardware business. M y
The Yeomen held a social meeting
at the Homestead hall Tuesday even
ing June Is. Ice cream and cake
were served and all those present
enjoyed very pleasant time. .
Sheriff Fauskee received two pri-
soners from Sanborn last week who
are suspected of being mixed up in
tie hardware robbery. He also re-
ceived some Of the stolen goods
from the sheriff at Hanska.
DR.. and Mrs. g. R. Curran left
this afternoon for Northfleld, whore
they will attend the annual alumni
banquet and reunion at Carleton
College. Or. Cur1an will be award
ed q masters degree for work done
ia this country. and Europe since
graduating in medicine. Mankato
Free Press. s5.5s. ,.. -
The Methodist Sunday school held
q picnic Friday il the beautiful
grove Of Eilert Miller. Abundance
Of good things to eat were provided
and q most enjoYa BILE day was spent.
A large number awaited themselves
of the opportunity to spend q restful
and delightful day out Of doors and
Mr.. Miller's spacious grounds were
thoroughly appreciated.
A concert will be given by the
college quartet of<Gustavus Adol-
plus college of st Peter, Mimi, in
the Swedish Lutheran church
Thurday June %, 1905 at 8 p. m.
Admission CSC, tickets on sale at
Office Of Peter Thompson. The
quartet comes hiehly recommend
ed and promises to give us good
entertainments. ea@. %>a.&.
Reserve your seats for
the TrOubadours at
M0r1and's. ,.s'.s ID. I'D. y
The Troubadou String Quartet
will givea concert here next Tues
day evening, June 30, under the
auspices Of the. Worthington dane
ing club. Some q ON: citizens may
remember that this company played
here about two years ago. This
is one Of the finest companies that |
ever appeared in this town and a
large attendance iss desired. The
quartet consists Of . harp. two
violins and q flute. They are &C.
companied BY Miss Murray who:.is |
4 very clever and amusing speaker.
A report has been received from
Chicago to the effect that the Mil
waukee railroad would boycott
Lake Okoboji and all it's attrac-
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