The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-04-21

our prices. Kelly & Co.
Rev. Bronson has rented the Myer
place formerly occupied by James
Ramage. '@% " .
Miss Lulu Thompson Of Sioux
Falls, has been visiting with friends
here the past week.
The u A r has donated their
Naval History and other books to
the public library.
Mrs. Giant Morrison returned
last week from California where
she spent the winter.
The children of the Swedish Luth-
eran church will have charge OF the
Easter. evening service.
Miss Ada Montgomery, of Will
mont, visited here few days this
week with Miss Smallwood. .
A. C.Hedberg intends to move bit
family to Mankato before the first
of next month and has rented his
residence to j. G.. Mitchell
Arthur NORTH, stenographer for
G. M. Crandall, left Friday night
for visit in st. Paul. He returned
here again Wednesday.
! James Ramage has erected boat
house in Carpenters bay and will
keep a canoe and rowboat there.
Hail insurance in Old line or Nut
ual Company, alse agent for the Will
mont Mutual Farm ms. Co. and the
Farmers Home Mutual Tornado ms.
leo. S. Kiudlund. tt
Mrs. C. j. Small wood received
word this week that her cousin,
samuel Gibson, WAS dead. He for
merly resided here but was living
at Northbranch at the time OF mis-
death.
Morman and Clyde stock horses at
private sale at the Peter Thompson
farm. known as the old Day place, l
mile west of Worthiagton, one four
year old mare, weight 1860; one
three year cid mare, weight, ITO;
six three year old geldings weigh
ing from .114O to 1910. Must be seen
to be appreciated. z st.
The Worthingron high ball team
defeated the Worthington town
team Wednesday afternoon by u
score of II to 2. Mott pitched for
the high and Kaynor al d Smith for
the scrubs. The game was full of
interest and fun but was not very
happy.
Miss Pearl Drake, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A II Drake, former
residents Of Worthlugton, but now
residing at Poll Willow Ave Min
neapolis, was married Thursday
evening, April 9Th to Leonard B
! Mason, also of Minneapolis. They
will be at home after May LIST, 1905,
at Wheeling West Virginia.
An opportunity to get free land
that will soon he thing Of the past
$50, 600 acres to select from. We
furnish teams and locate you on
100 acres for $35 You cannot make
money faster than to go with US at
or CO and get your choice. Adjoin-
ing lands selling IS to SIS per acre.
E. L. Schwartz, Local Agent.
Mr.. e. M. Adams, Lecturer Nat
ional Purity Association Lectured
Monday and Tuesday evening of last
week at the Baptist Church. Her
lecture on Monday evening was the
'Ideal Home. Mrs. Adams has
marked individuality. Her ideas
are fresh and logical, her illutra-
tions are apt, her oratory and
rhetoric excellent> Her subjects are
complete and cover the entire pur-
ity field. She possesses the happy
faculty OF pleasing her audience
while she intructs them. On Tues
day evening her subject was Mary
H. Hunt Supt. of Scientific Temper
ence IN the schools. She gave the
history of her work in an able man
ner showing what one noble woman
can do in the face Of many difficult
ties. Mrs. Adams afternoon meet
ing for mothers was also very help
ful. 1t is to 10 regretted that many
neglected to attentd these lectures
for Mrs. Adams is one of the most
capable and best qualified purity
lecturers.