The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-07-14
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,ss s. Kindlund insures threshing
machines while in operation.
Will Fagerstron is spending a
weeks vacation in Gowrie. Ia.
s. B. Bedford and wife ot Rush
more, passed thru here Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Norgard, Of Canton,
S. D., visited here last week with
friends. .*s u. srf y. sz z52
Miss Grace Doolittle of 500 Falls,
passed thru here Tu,slay enroute to
st. Paul. .s,3ssGs.s II ssa :s,:... !.
Miss xMinnie> Ecklund went to
Mankato Tuesd ay to visit Mrs. A.
g. Hedberg.-. =: ~
Miss Ada Montgomery, of Will
mont, is visiting here this week
with friends a.zc- ...,s-,. q 3. -
Miss Minnie Olson. Of Beresford,
s. D., is visiting Miss Helma Nelson
Of Indian Lake this week. =. <.
Mrs. Sterling, sister OF John sahl-
bonn, left Tuesday for her home in
= Pillager after q visit here. g
:: Frank Cronsell Of Chicago visited
at the home of Nels NJ. Nelson of
Indian Lake Sunday and Monday.
y A school with national reputation
ii for thoroughness is Mankato Com
mercat College. Write for catalog.
The feminine window smasher
passed thru here Wednesday,: She
was. watched while here by the
sheriff who sent her out of town on
the morning train.
<Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Fauskee, Friday, July 9TH, daugh.
ter. It was not q son because the
present sheriff is good enough ;
therefore another is not needed.
:, The annual village school meeting
will be held in the high school room
Saturday evening July 18th at 7:s0
o'clock for the election of officers
and such other business as may be
presented.
:. Wesley Hawkins, brother of Otis
Hawkins, of Ewington, and of Mrs.
Chris Hoffmeister, was operated up
on for appendicitis at St. Francis
Hospital in Burlington, Ia, last Fri
day, and expects to be moved to the
homesof q brother In Ottumwa ato-
day, having made a. very rapid re-
.covery. The young man left here
last spring, and has since been work
ing ON farm near Mt. Pleasant,
wa.-Brewster Tribune. II s r.
: L. L. McCartney's dog, Trix, and
Harry Hobson's dog were poisoned
last Sunday. The person .distribut-
ing the poison had better be careful
for ''Mao' says there will be some-
thing doing when he finds the gull
ty one. In our opinion, the poison
ing Of a dog is one of the J. dirtiest,
low down, tricks that a human be-
ing can stoop to and we fail to un-
derstand how any person can be
capable Of such a trick. BY doing
go, he becomes lower than the beast
itself. If you must get rid of dog,
be a man and shoot it. -.. =.
"A delightful sailing party and pic
snic supper was enjoyed by thirty
five young people last Friday even
ing. The party left the dock about
six O'Clock and went to Foelschow' g
in the ''Harlou" and "Flirt" and
one Of the launches. Supper was
eaten on the beautiful lawn and af-
ter an hour or two spent in playing
various games, the party embarked
and landed at Cherry Point where
large fire was built. About ten the
boats were again boarded and the
home trip was made in the pale
moonlight and the freshening
breeze, just in7tjme to catch part Of
the light shower Of rain. The young
people appreciate Mr.. Foelschow's
hospitality in permitting them to
use his grounds. ~. -
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