The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-10-19

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!: Mrs. Damon is again having
quite q siege Of illness.
Miss Hannah Anderson leaves for
Seattle, WASH, next Monday night
W. N. shanks, OF Elk, was in the
city yesterday and made this office
pleasant call.
Dou't miss the play --"Our Starry
Banner. Oct. % and "a, which will
be presented by local talent.
Ole:.Eilingson, was UP from Indian
Lake Monday and stopped to hear
Vice PRECEDENT Fairbanks speech.
For Sale or Exchanee-$40o Net
zow piano. Will take cattle or
horses or $3.50 cash.-Geo. Miller. J
S.B. Bedford and Editor Hamstrect
came over from Rushmore Monday
to see and greet Vice President Fair
banks. 49,. 7
q. W. Smith, OF Summit Lake,
was in the city Monday on bust
ness He made the Advance q pleas
ant call. III
Supt. of Schools 81. S. Kirk, of
Heron Lake, accompanied by Mrs..
Kirk, escorted the basket ball party
from that city to Worthington last
Saturday. ~
For list of lands in q very mild
and pleasant climate, where the
land is cheap and all crops reach
their greatest growth, write Geo. W.
Young, Batesville, Arkansas. -. :;
The ladies' of the Congregational
Church will hold their monthly tea
at the home of MRS. Ned Jones,
Thursday, Oct 25th, from 3 to in
the afternoon. All are cordially
Invited.
| Robt. Hogan, who palyed with the
High School foot blal team at Lu-
verne last Saturday, was quite
severely injured during the game.
but fully recovered in couple of
DAYS. He wasrendered unconscious
for three hours. *...d
Little Merrill oberts. whose serious
illness was noted in last weeks pa
per, died on Sunday at Albert Lea,
Of typhoid fever, aged years and
5 months. The remains we're TAX
on to the home of his parents at
Appleton, Wis, for interment. 3
The Luverne High School foot ball
>. and basket ball teams will play the
Worthington teams at the fair
grounds next Saturday afternoon.
The basket ball game will be called
at 2:15 and the other at @3:15. The
admission to both is only Is cents.
| W. j. Kunz, proprietor of the
Worthington Bottling Works, had
his right forearm badly lacerated
one day this week by the explosion
of a bottle he was filling. A piece
Of the glass cut a cash several
inches in length along the wrist. :.
The district convention of the
Christian Church, which has been
in session here for three days, ad-
journed yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was largely attended and
very successful. During the meeting
the members Of the convention
presented Rev. J. P. Childs with q
purse of $40 as a token Of their ap-
probation of his missionary work
during the past few years. z.~
| A. T. Nc Ginnis, Of Lockport. Ill.
was arrested here Tusday evening
for stealing an overooat out of
Frank Becker's buggy. He also hid
Mic Reisdorfer's overcoat back of
Mauch g saloon and put Barney Es-
ser's top coat out of sight. McGin-
mis- was given hearing before JUS
tice Fitzpatrick Wednesday and SEN
fenced to 80 days in the county Jail.
Adrian Democrat =:
Ellsworth News: While Leonard
Shaw was moving his threshing
outfit over the small bridge on the
road near Tom Lenz's place, last
Friday afternoon, the structure gave
away just as the front wheels Of the
engine reached the opposite side,