The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-06-09
e. DIN. Quarter section
tut 06II choice timothy
hay land close to town. hobson's
Land Office.
LOCAL NEWS.

! FOR RENT-Pleasant room'
Mrs Myers, 1911 srd ave. II
j. D. Matteson is again operating
the flour mill.
Jim Roach of Luverne was in tow1
here last week.
A. G. Moritz went to Heron Lake
to spend Sunday.
James Wood is now employed il
the West Hotel in Minneapolis.
II. q. Hawley came down from
Minneapolis Saturday night.
Regular Yeomen meeting at A I
u W hall Tuesday evening, June I;
1906. Il
Roy Wakefield, clertk in the ON
aha roadmaster's Office, spent Sun
day in Mankato. n, - .
Willard Crever, wife and child O.
st. Paul, arrived Friday to attent
tue graduating exercises.
Mrs. Peters of st Paul is visiting
with here son, E. s. Peters, who il
boilermaker in the Omaha round
house. --4A>z.-'
Miss Blanche l.. Matteson return
ed Friday afternoon from q week Is
visit in Minneapolis with relatives
and friends.
Reuben Cakes is now night oper-
ator at the telephone exchange. tax
ing the place made vacant BY the
resignation of George 8. Wyckof.
Misses Herman, Janney and
Tucker, teacher in or school, LETT
Saturday for their lone, Minneap-
oils to spend their summer vacation.
Wilmont defeated Adrian at base
ball last Sunday at Adrian by a
score of to 2. Several enthusiasts
from here went over to witness the
game. :.t..% 10
Caro!us Peteron had one of tho
large fingers of the right hand jam
med 40 hard by a falling window of
the Mission church that amputation
was necessary. 7@ %t.2ssssss
The jury in the matter Of Mis-.
Klasy repairing a building within
the fire limits contrary of the ordi-
nance, rendered a verdict in favor
Of the defendant.
Jet r. Smallwood returned FRI
lay from the university where he
graduated from the college of sci
once, literature and arts with the de-
gree of bachelor of arts. II
Charles Kendlen, son of J. J.
Kendlen, left Minneapolis for Port
land, Ore, where he has a position
IN one of the large hotels during the
which opened the first Of I
his month. I'll
Mrs. ]. L. Jones, form erly Of this
,ity, passed thru here Saturday on
here way home to Mitchell, s. D.,
rom Saltwater, where she visited
! few days with her son, Arthur,
and family. III
Miss McCale, a trained nurse,
from Mankato, is visiting with rel
atives at the home of Frank
Glasgow. She will leave for Spirit
Lake where she has been summoned
for professional service. II
Don Carlos Dow returned Fridayl
from the university to spend his j
vacation. He graduated
with tho degree of bachelor of arts,
but will probably return in the fall
4
to resume his law course. 4 4
Miss Mccoy and Miss Pratt.
teachers in our school, left SATURDAY.
Tor the latter's home in Elkton, ST.
D., where Miss Mccoy will spend al
lew weeks before leaving for her
home in Usage, Iowa. Later in the
summer Miss Pratt will go west. i
WANTED-Bright, honest youngI
nan over 10 from Worthington toll
prepare for position. in Government
service good pay and chance for
immediately
v. Box one, Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The Presbyterian church Sunday5l
school will .hold their annual picnic
It Arnold's Park on Lake OkobojiI
Friday, June 10th. Special train
caves Worthington $3.50 q. NJ, re-
urning the boat leaves park about