The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-02

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cd to a new coat OF paint. 49,.
Miss Myrtle Walter spent Sunday
here with Mrs. M. P. Mann.
Miss Francis Clark sis visiting IN
Hastings with Prof. Porter and
family. ~ r.
The tobogan slide is now being
constructed. Get your bathing suit
ready.
Miss Pearl Luehr left Tuesday to
visit several days with Miss Angie
Erie in Kinbrae.
Lester Franks paid MIR. Bartlett
fifty dollars for shooting one of the
latters hounds recently.
| Rev Cahoon will preach the uni
| versity sermon t. the graduating
class at Hamline this year.
Clyde Walburn left Wednesday
for the vicinitya round jackson to
buy wool for Hart and Co.
Art Lundgren left Wednesday on
! the Rock Island for Kenneth where
he. will buy wool for Hart ana Co.
Mrs. Fl. c. Frank and two sons,
Joe and Paul, left Tuesday afternoon
for a two weeks. visit in Pierre
S.D.
If you have any trouble with your
eyes or need glasses, be sure and see
DR.. Simpson at Braces, June 9, 10,
and IL. :%~' =
Mrs. VIM. Geswender, OF Spokane,
WASH, is here for a months visit
with her parents, Chas. Wilkinson
and wife of Clary Addition.
The regents and faculty Of the state
university at Moscow Idaho, have
appointed Rev. Wilson Aull, pastor
of tho list Presbyterian church the q
| to deliver the baccalaureate address
on June 4th.
|. Supt E. l.. Porter will 60 out to
Mortified on Friday to act as one OF
the judges in the Carlton College
debate, that determines representa-
tives for the inter collegiate debate
between Carleton and Belolt. Hast
ings Democrat.
I One merchant in an Iowa town
has taken hold of.the right end OF
the shovel by ADVERTISING full page
in the local weekly and he can out,
bid, outsell and Guido any catalogue
house in Chicago. Mankato Free
Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Crane an6
children arrived from Breckenridge
today. Mr.. Crane will remain
few days and his family will spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George 81. Clark. Man
kato Free Press. a..
The club dance held last Friday
night was not attended as we'll al
usual but those present reported 8
} fine. time. This is probably the last
time that the Ainsworth orchestrs
can be secured this summer and
some other orchestra will have tc
be secured for the next dances.
The Spencer Business University
doubled it's attendance this year and
Pres. Straw is trying hard do the
same thing next year. He is offer'
ing $50 scholarship free for a list
Of prospective students. For partic.
ular address, Spencer Business I'm.
diversity, Box 145, Spencer Iowa.
| Miss Robinette Scheier, q Is year
old girl, of Adrian, ran away from
home few days ago with the in
tentioh Of joining theatrical troup
IN Omaha. A young man accom-
panied her to this place to look af-
ter her baggage but this was un-
necessary as the girl was sent back
home after getting this far on her
journey.
Az result of a severe examine
ton in military tactics, Lewis A.
Jones, formerly of this city and
graduate Of our high school, but now
of Mitchell, $. D. was promoted to
cadet quartermaster sergeant, E
company, End battalion, University
Of Minnesota corps of cadets. Har-
ry q. Hawley was promoted to cap
tain of E company -.