The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15

y, +" Flynn returned Htnas Weok
from hia TIP f. e c ere dha;;4a5I s a@
Rev: E:w. tLanhamswas al Mime
a1pjolis several days this week. t N;
Sunday was one q; those ideal
June days thatspoets sing abont.""s
5A.i E, Halt made business trir
to- Tyler, Mimi, the. first of the
week. 'ts..I 7di NJ -H'T III .5:'o, Z
Mrs. L. W. Abbott went to Pipe
stone Tuesday for short visit with
friends =. .:.".': T.. 5~'. 'n~ '"'5,:"
John Mier, of Brewster was .
welcome visitor at this Office on
Saturday last, .'." ,r.'':
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. P1ideaux
drove to Rushmore last Sunday to
visit their son. 49,. a. r...5
There will be an Ice cream social
at the Presbyterian church on Fri
day night June 18th. Il: ~,
Come in, the water is fine.
Bathing suits at Sterling Bros
Mrs. G. A. Engbretson departed
Tuesday for Bvloit, Iowa where
she will visit for some time. - ,..,
Mrs. A.v. Hamlin has. been enjoy
ing a visit from her mother, Mrs.
Howard of Pipestone this week.
"A. M. Hagerman, assessor OF
Lorraine township, transacted bust
ness ut the county capital Monday.
:. Mrs. g. H. Saulpaugh OF .Mankato
spent Sunday here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Allen.
One shetland pony for " sale,
weight about 400 lbs. Sound and
gentle. Will Oliver. -
VIM. Featherstone, an electrician
of Wallace, Idaho, has been visiting
friends in the city several days this
week. ., -. ...". 49,.
Court Reporter J. H. Harper
came over from Luverne to spend
Sunday with Clerk Of Court Fred
Humiston. III:
Mrs. Calvin M0en returned on
Saturday last from a weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Heron
Lake and Pipestone. -. -:
State -, Bank Examiner W. +.
O'Hearn of Minneapolis, spent a
couple of days here the latter part OF
last week guest of J. A. Cashel.
. The big steam ditcher reached east
Okabena lake the fist of the week.
This is great machine and it is
worth a trip out to see it in op-
Grafton. 3D.: .:
George and Kenneth Butler. OF
Heron Lake are visiting their cousin
-. Marion Fairfield. =" They accom-
panied him home from that village
last Saturday.. 'l:': -,:.;.:.% !,tl,.-,:
=. Mrs. C.. M. Palmer Of Cornnnh,
!. Michigan, who has. been Yisitin
her daughter Mrs. a.: A. :, Pullman
for past two weeks returned to her
home the first Of the week. .:'1:
<. A.aH.= Freers &C., H.; Humiston'
Morton ".W.r2 Smith, attorney
Dieeon, DIR. Stevens and H:wG.
stumm were part, Of the Heron
Lake delegation which saw the
elephant at this place last Saturday.
Mrs. G q. Cabot and Mrs.. Blink
y iron, of Heron Lake, with their
daughters, were guests at the home
of G., A.. Fairfield last Saturday
afternoon and evening" Or course
they did not come down Ito see the
circus, <r,.il :: .jIs;',.0 -'~}.t,i'
Chas. Murdoch, who had spent
a week here looking after property
interests, left on: Monday for his
boyhood home at Waterloo, Ia,
where. he will spend few days be-
fore returning to his home at Clark:
ton, Wash..t.;.: ::rE5oT - n1i.I5 =
-, County Treasurer Smith reports
that the taxes: for last year; are all
in and that: it was the. largest collec=
etion1n THE history OF the county.
by about $4,000. ~: %The June 3, settle cit
ment with township treasurers is
now being nade:erl TIN
Operator christensen is again on
duty at the Omaha depot, after
5lwas'skss 81 absence 7y visiting.his family
and getting acquainted with; that
NEW son. at the Lake Crystal home.