The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-31
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II. $50. r. iy5, as. sS Az. fasSa N.
. Alumni; please take notice that
there will be big doings here June 8.
: "A. Wheeler, Of Chicago, spent
Sunday With his cousin. IL IL J. Kies.
Miss Flora Buchan left saturday
for u few days visit with friends at
RushmOre. H.. .5s.y} i e;e.A
A large and complete line Of dress
aud street hats at johnson aud
Kindlund 3. -..., 1922. -: -. H.
E. H. Nicholas left Monday to
spend the week attending grand
opera at Minneapolis. -. "a. a :,
Miss Rose Dobner returned Tues
day from Ellsworth where hes visit
ed with her sister Mary. 81 " -
: Andrew Gustafson is now employ
ed in the work shop Of Swanson and
Anderson g furniture store.
: Don't fail to call in and see the
easter bonnets on display at John
SON and Klndland's Millinery Store.
F. Mrs, WIN. Evan left last week for
Los Angeles, Cal. Her children are
visiting with their grandmother at
Gowrie, Ia.
The electric light plant ie having
considerable trouble lately and
church had to be held Sunday night
by lamp light.
The past weeks weather has been
exceedingly peasant and if it con-
tinues, many farmers will be in the
field this week.
Mrs. Adams, national superin-
tendent of purity work for the W. q
T. u, will speak at the Baptist
church on April 10th and 18th.
( The ". R. g: will give supper
and hold:a sale: of::difierent articles
g. A. r. hall on Saturday evening,
April %. All are cordially invited.
; The ladies of the VIC. T.U. will
hold their mother's meeting on Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Hedberg: Let there be-a good at:
tendance. - = sxy * Wy
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1t has been suggested that an arr
light would be a good thing for the
library corner. The suggestion is
good and one worthy of due consid-
GRAFTON by our council.
Cha riley Anderson, who is employ
ed on Ramage's dray line speared q
90 pound pickerel Sunday night.
Many eople1are az toniahed to hear
that pickerel of such size excited in
our lake. :: =. - ,&=.@ T I
ss Par6dises 81. the Pacihc or Land
OF the Afternoon Sun - Entertain
ment on the Hawaiian Islands by
Major Alfred Harris, Illustrated by
over one hundred and fifty lantern
slides giving vivid desert ptions OF
the people and their mode Of living,
beautiful sugar plantations, living
active volcanoes and also several il
Illustrated songs, on Friday, April 9TH
at the Salvation Army Hall. The
major has lived on the islands aud
travelled them extensively, and the
picture shown were taken with bis
own camera. Adults, Is cents;
children 10 cents. -
Our council is composed of men,
principally.,.who were members last
year and their work has demontrat-
ed that they are men who do some
thing, and it is hoped that during
the year they will persuade the
Rock Island road to erect a passeng-
or depot sulta BILE for town Of this
kind. When the right of way was
coded along the lake shore, we were
promised grass plots, flower beds,
boulevards and a. depot equal or
superior to tie Omaha. Sufficient
time has elapsed now, let's wake
up and lot the Rock Island know
these improvement are due, want.
ed, and would be appreciated. The
lake shore is all cut up now with
tracks and it does not appear that
it would be wisdom to prevent the
erection Of a depot there to protect
the convenience Or beauty, any
Longer. II the company want ground
| there let them have it. E,
THE MALIGNED AUTOMOBILE.
Th;u 70 hlo ah0Ua how little real