The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-30

separator for sale. 5. NJ. Stewart.
Mrs. HI. s. Hobson on last Satur-
day evening entertained the Whist
! Club. <s.@ sSSSfrx .a -"
For Sale 7..young O. I. z. bears,
eligible to record.-O. E. slifer.
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Judge q. M. Cory made q business
trip to Bigelow last Monday after
noon. ,.&EA .a.
W. M. Evans and son Lind spent
Thanksgiving with his mother at
Gowrie, Ia: s>gg*< 8 4.
Fl Position wanted az clark in store.
No. 1911, srd ave-, Miss 81. Myers
Warrington. 4-,.. 80 :: 80 # I ::
Wanted-10Oo bushels Of ear corn.
Alex Wilson, two miles northeast OF
Worthington. .s. 1870.
Northwest corner of block %,
for $4,000, if taken soon. Three
houses. D. W. Chute. ~. 12-1
County Superintendent Of Schools
L. W. Abbott has spent most of his
time lately visiting schools.
Misses Emma and Edith Seine,
went to Sioux Falls last Saturday,
where they have secured employ
menS.3 4EZTF E5}E&5 II
Mrs. Stanley Moore left on Mon
day for the. twin cities where she
spent few days visiting and shop
ping. Z,
+ a.. b. Lam bert, prominent .pio-
neer Of Dewald township, transact
ed business in Worthington last Sat-
urday.1 b .~'-' r.
Judge Robert E. Free of Elk was
IN II the. city last Saturday doing trad
ing and shaking hands with his
many friends.
i Z Archdeacon .Knowlton and Rev.
G. R. TenBroech went to Wilmont
last Monday, where. they held SER
vices that evening. .J@ F.
| Mrs. W. M. Evans will leave in
about the middle of December for
California to care for her father
who is advanced in years and is in
poor health.
Mrs. A. R.. Albertus last Satur-
day afternoon entertained q large
party Of lady friends at euchre. Six
tables, were filled. Refreshments
| We're served A.lsluAl esi.s ! %
4: Mrs. Thompson, the travelling re-
preventative Of the Orphans Home
finding society, was in the city Mon
day and Tuesday soliciting funds
for the institution.
The Christi1slKii church .s=.,c cottage
prayer meeting was held at the
nome. or Mr..Gis and saiiM Mrs. Henry
Stevens on "wednesday evening.
Thsse meetings afea increasing in
Interest and attendance.
The railroad instruction car of
the Scranton, Pa.,, Correspondence
school was stationed here = number
of dayathe first ofths week, when
the railroad employees we're given
instructions in various appliances.
/ *Arcdeacon W. Il. KnowltonS as
sisted Rev. TenBroech in the: SER
vices at St, Johns Episcopal church
last Sunday evening, when holy
communion was celebrated. Instead
of the sermon Rev. KnowltOn gave
report Of the missionary conference
of the curch recently held at Mime
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Ii Last / Saturday night about II
8 'clocksone otsthe large boilers at
the city power house sprung leak
and Chad toEbep put outaof t<:qmmier
(sion, After Y short delay the sman
boiler was tired up and the lights
We f. Turned a, again. One OF the
large Boilers Aed been laid up for
repairs fortaome days and since the
accident last Saturday the power has
been Enthusiastically the small boiler
which il crowded to the safety limit ii Il
with the large load it has to carry,
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