The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-10-20

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ed business at the county ssat Tues
day Of this week.
E. J. Wolven left on Tuesday for
Kansas to look after sev eral tracts
Of land he owns there. @
John Bebensee, who has spent the
past summer in Germany, is OK
pected home this week. IL
Robert Black of Dewald was in
the city on business Tuesday and
made this Office pleasant call.
Sam Bede and Pat Barry Of Ellis
worth, attended court this week,
being witnesses before the grand
jury. .
A. L. Wells of Brewster who was
here this week attending court as q
j uror, made the Avdance Office q
pleasant call. =. := .5@ N IS
Service will he held at the Con
gregational church next Sunday
morning and evening. Sermon by
d.. Crawford of Excelsior. z..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Geissel, of
Spirit Lake, Iowa, visited at the
homes Of Nick Anderson and
william Borst during the past week.
Mrs. Frank Johnston, OF Pipe
stone, Mimi, was a guest at the
homes of Calvin Moen and A. ".
Hamlin, the early part of the week.
John McCord of Graceyilles is
taking Christ Hanson's place in
Addington's barber shop during
MIR. Haneon's tuesel with typhoid
fever.
N. M. Sorem and E. A. Paine of
Bigelow were in the city this week
attending court. Mr.. Sorem is one
of the leading merchants of Bige-
low. i e. /.
A large party Of WorthingtOn
young people went to Rushmore
last Saturday evening to attend q
ball given in honor of the basket
ball teams. ia -zz 81
Otis Bowers, of the Bowers
Minstrel Company which appeared
at the opera house here during the
county fair, was arrested at 500
Falls last week on an attachment
proceeding. II :. 49,. a. zs- .z..
The Swedish Mission church SER
vices at the Swedish Mission Taber-
nacle Sunday morning and evening
ut usual hours. Rev. Albert Holm
Of Salem 8. D., will conduct the
evening service. VII. I. \.
IT, ey.sW. J. Robinson of LakeAeld5
drove over Tuesday, and in tie
evening he and Rev. Il. "A. Caho6n
drove to Ruehmore to hear Evange-
lists Honey we'll and Williams, who
are conducting q series Of special
meetings in the opera house there.
Prof. Edwards and tho teachers
Of the high school and upper grades
last Friday evening gave q reception
to their scholars in the high school
room. After short program Of
music and recitations several hours
were spent in social intercourse.
The high school labratory was
flooded with water last Friday, and
but for it's early discovery by those
attending the school reception con
siderable damage might have been
done. During the afternoon some
one had entered the labratory and
finding the water shut off, left the
tap open. ~. . IT,
p The Southern Minnesota Teach
res association meets at Mankato1
Oct. rs, ~ and %. Miss Hyland Of
the 9Th grade of the Worthington
school, will. have paper on the
Grammar School Section" at the
forenoo session::on the 28th. Several
Of the teachers from here will at
tend the meeting. ~
You cannot afford to say to vour
self, ''my old stove or an imitation
stove at q little less price will have
to- do this winter" Other style
stoves and all limitations of this orr
ginal Hot Blast are made with stove
putty joints, and when you stop to
think that $1.0o saved on the first
cost Of the stove often means the
loes of 5000 in fuel, you will I
readily see the advantage Of buying !