The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-07-27

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~. J. Killpatsok Of Adrian was
in the city Monday. @a,n .1,y .lt,-t;a
Nv. E. Nsdiscn tlast Saturday
shipped carload of'hogs to Chicago.
Marshal N. Einne1ty Of Ellsworth
was q visitor at the county seat last
Friday. r.. .rc.@..&s.G%s> e.
Miss May stookslager of Boone,
Ia, is a guest ct Hrs. 81. W. Lear
for u few days. .-...
Mrs. J.. =. seeley Sf'Round Lake
on Tuesday bought = driving horse
from "A. Oher,1an. s$ #
I Attorney T.. h. 'Canheld of
Luverne had legal business in
Worthington Monday.
A. Oberman held an auction sale
Of western y horses fast Saturday at
the Omaha stock yards.
The ladies of Worthington and
vicinity are invited to attend the
: clearance sale OF hats at Miss Fahy's.
J. W. People, Of the train dis
patcher's Office at st. James, spent
few hours here Sunday visiting
his parents.
The Rock Island road will give
an excursion to Spirit Lake next
Sunday. The fare for the round
trip from Worthingten'is only Csc.
Hundreds of people will take their
outing by camping at the Chau-
tauqua grounds darfng the as
sembly. 1t will makevas good an
outing as one could wish for.
A. M. Renner, manager of the
Western Implement Co., returned
ON Sunday from his trip'to Boston.
much improved in health. He says
The had very enjoyable "trip.
Miss Fahy is having clearance
sale of summer hats and Is offering
some great bargains. Prices have
been greatly reduced to clean up
the stock. Don't miss tlois sale. ::
LA. Fancher, the genial manager
OF the Colman Lumber Co.'s, yard
at Reading was in the city Monday
arranging for accommodations for
himself and family at the coming
Chautauqua. &.
Mrs. A. G. Dickens, of Heron Lake
was the guest Of Mrs. Calvin Moen
Monday. Mr.. Dickens is q brake
man on the Sioux Falls line and
is arranging to move his family to
his place soon.
DR.. G. @. Moore, president OF the
Worthington State Bank, makes
gardening something of a hobby,
and usually has one of the best
gardens in tine city. He recently
picked a tomatoe which measured
Is inches in circumference.
j. D. Wood manager of the
Peavy elevator made a trip into
tFa country Tuesday. He says he
drove a long way, an never saw
small grain looking better. A fine
hay crop has been secured and corn
is coming on in good shape.
PC. Miller, of Sioux City was
in the city yesterday in the interest
of the Interstate Fair, to be held
there Sept. 10 to Is. He says they
are going to have a bigger and
better fair than ever before. The
entries IN the live stock exhibit will
be larger than ever.
The Misses Salmonson, who have
been visiting with relatives and
friends in this city for the past
three, weeks returned totheir home
at Laporte City, Iowa, Tuesday.
They were former residents OF
Worthington and greatly enjoyed
their visit among old scenes. The
Advance acknowledges a very
pleasant call.
At a meeting of the building CON-
mittee Of the city council held last
Saturday night the contract for the
erection of the new city hall was
awarded to Sam Allen, whose bids
were as follows: For building with
tin root, s57o7; with single roof,
$500. 25. The committee has not
vat decided which kind of roof will