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POLICE CAPTAIN
BARRED;; BOXING
BOUTS WENT ON

,'Niav come In and see your en-
tsriuument7" asked Police captain
stephen o'BrIon. She prcssn; Czar OF
the Tcrirrloln. of Lawyer Louis Ls-
vine. counsellor f1r the Ions Acte A.
c.. at the entrance of the club-hou'e
uaero a special boUnE siag Tor ia
members VAS being hcia last night
you may a. a private individual and
] viii have you az my guest but TO
have Won enter the ciUn-h1uFH m tns
capacity or a police on-ial is cnarely
out 90 the question. replied Attorney
Levine
20 would sooner 20 in az a police Of
ncitl aimed tue captain
.Weil then captain. tm rorD %
+'tt--ttr vuH tnat -vuu r7rrJu1t rutFr tho
clubhouse replied Levine
AFTER this remark Capt y brien, vita
one ~ his sefgeants. lett the club house
and walked out in tAr street
-ier~ officer .alrd out lhe captain
to one of hi- pnin-ciothes men. stand
M that dupr and see that no Nrsete
are sold for that boxing stts and n
there are yuu notify me quickly. Thea
capt Ohuen NalheI away.
Although the police tried hard % &c
-ofne evidence az itnst the club on tie
ground that they We're violating the NV
nN selling uekcts thef We're unsuccrss.
fuI. 5s there was not n single uestt
sad In order 60 make sure tnas on.y
hunl-ndt 90 msmbers of the club could Wit
llaag tl.l laa-lslE la-fll ~ llzI LEsell ii
Agke Seawan BAD three men Stationed
~ the door These men kn1. every
mcmaer and those they did n1- recoa-
niEe they refused 90 Jet onter the r,uh.
nruse
Ahout Two hunircd members came 70
rLa=-. aa--t ~ -laeit -tinn-.as Nanaeer
acuzrnlu- AKA ihcI rrre Wi felai1 af
their journey. as they Witnessed SIX
good fast bouts
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CHAUFFEUR IS HELD
ON HOMICIDE CHARGE,
Boy Victim Dies in Hospital and
Auto Driver Is Sent to the
Courets Ohi.e

Fred Ha'ioran. 1--WE ty-siS Years did
chauffeur ilviHs az No lis WAst tnt
ty-second strN~t. arrested On July q In
front " No ls Ry.ng,on stree. Wt.+.
he had run over little David GintA4rr
- 80 700 sun lk street. was b.i1 4,
aNAli i1e action % ire Coroner Boz H.
seH | Market cour, to-day bt. Magi,,ate
Moss
Patr0iHshn Henry. Bf IA. r..,....
Street station. Ah'arrssf@g 49,
Informed Magistrate Mos tnaf * rsg
dled lAsi nirhf ln Gouvrrnetr g,.ar.
Hospital The boy WAS s8nerlns 80,
2 tr9-t 9re % ths base at ihe ssill T.
l1l'uF VAS taken 90 the Cor nrys
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cY SEYMOUR
REBELS; WON'T
BE GIANT YET

Cconurued from first Pattj
vArrinK Narshhil Guhert ttrhsd Bar.
RUNE
NJ ,4ann difd on a SOW ran % phvie.
Devin nied 70 nurcn nMien Ma ikvh
but was tAukit MAPPING m hrkt.
IhompFon ~ GtadN- 40 HUNS
Eighth lnntna.
Burch struck out thRu kitk,d OVER
tne decision art wnw orde+si rN ina
neld by Umpire kitsr tsuH,t Ftt-ark
oui Browne rnuned Mnr'etA a. ara
~ gpt trvt md stIh 4-irrnh Ola tV
walked rhyic nisd - nr-aih1u 50
Runs
Holy went 10 centre f1r m Lluis
Grady g0t dnbvrts groundrr and beat
out ~ Marshall. Bennett ltt AmcRs
grohnitr 81 by him Brfsnahhn forced
AtnNs A. second NO RUNS
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WON HONOR EIGHT TIMES.

CHICAGO. Aux t-krelka ceu.n.
saocesstuly defended his ,ltlr As West.
EN- lawn tennis champion A tho kem-
Haad tA1AasFs- CitiH T1N rnaIItuae
round of the Western championship
tournament hy defeating Nat Emerson
three out m four sKts This IA the
sightb time that collins mas WhH the
honor. ard M now haw tho ttird iFw Tin
the Neatern championship challenge
cup, Tor which ne has contchdcd
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HlGHLANDERS In
HARD GAME
MtTH pE1RotTS

tconnnuea from Flrst PAGE
-w---.----.-Ay.-
hnd NAs out schmidt 10 sehaster
shgttinr,w. sg walked orih tied 70 Jones
Payne xslktd coaxnnn A,rinc.a
ptIh 70 WiIllams Lindsay xrnuu sed 20
tioerfelt PAYNE taking third S-hniidt
4 k'lA'i---s,i- ~, lri--+r+, ~ NJ r. taA;ss
Third Inning.
Conroy famed kerltr MED "a Me.
lnlyrc E.hi rfeld sink.eA tbfttagh thr
nnk lie was safe NJ second on l. nd
NASs ntud oT SclmldCA throw ChaNe
kthunhcd 10 Srhaefst No RUNS
Donovan r "a TO keclNk Jones fan.
nfd EIbsrfcId fumblcd ana Schhefer
E"t on Mclptytc famed NO RUNS
Fourth inning,
taparte singled 90 certrc Wilams
grounded "a Donovan nelehtnty
walked k~Hdw tu into doahlr
nlHy C.,uEhiln to LndSay 10 crAw-
crwi "a nied 10 conroy ruyne
walked CouetilH singled 70 left on
pi~srd ball ne runners advanced
ltrre BOOTED isiudsayA srounder.
{ hmdt "a, ~ orth. VINO. With Kiein-
ON and tauortk. ran down Coukhlin
nn tn line tAport~ getting tht put
hut Lindsay took third and Schmidt
tvcoud Donovan out Ia Chase ONE
RrN.
Fifth inning
0r.h grounded to rouovfn Conroy
e Lindsay and Keeiet 10 ponoyan.
Eittrheid md chhp k5t Icnes.
schAete~ ber,sner ~ kamv WAY Ne.
Intyr# Walked WiNihnA ARD Chase
rot Crt 0fort NO RUSS
Y sixth Inning.
schmidt dropped tAe third AtrKe M
Elberfeld but threw him out AZ nrst
Lindsay booted chaAeA gtouhhcr I'D
P-rts Nnkied 70 centre Chase taklhg
ihird Schaeter fell down on Wlliarnk'a
grnuHder Chass scoring Dslshanty
ftrSsd ana @miSn,s SAs pinSsa A,e''oT ort
sArnnd Schmidt 10 Eha4fet, for
dottlN play ONE Rim
Orih and Chase k1t PAYue ueie.
hantY made circus cAtcl 0n T6uEks
in Lindsay grounded 10 La PORE NO
Seventh Inning.
urth poapn5 90 Lindsay. Conroy
grounded 20 Conghlih Crawford ana
Donovan got Keelsr NO RUNS
schfniit nltd 20 conrpy. Donbvhn
tannei orth threw Jones' out No
RUSS
Eighth Inning.
Elbrrfed filed 90 Jones shaNfeY Ana
SaFsaSfofd ,a.asi 81 Shsss IA Porte flsd to
WILLIAMS and ChAke got BehAHgey
Mclntyre out the SANE wsy Crawford
niNd to Keller No RUNS
Ninth lnhInu.
Williams MAD 10 Jonas. Feo1hbt,-
uarew ISelehAnty out k'slu0N wAIked
oTth nisd 70 Jones NO RUka
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Ninth Inninn

G1nleX -fanled n-Ii- 10 -Casas- Rlt~i----
Nngied gibsoa singled. Rlteh n rSa -h-
~ s"11nd Don ~"hr 1Uf Old 4 d0U11e
pAN blns1u beIng rlcsht betNeen drrt
frd sern.1 and On J1rdan's throw ~
so RUNS
f.umity singled Ic~tan hr tne aAli
Tor iNn bases sr1rrg Lumlsv Amer
Z an kAcrihceh. lsach 70 Sealon Al.
.CFtlY sinKi~d a-6Iuf J6iusu. rWO
EUNs
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Eighth Inning

Clarke bounced ono &, scanion and
Wet out Wagner e-1Ns a low nv 40
Mc'Artht Bergen Eo' Netlof iy
Bergen pu' a. hrst o. siov - order
10 Richey wagner fanHiei rr5 s an-
Ion Eot 10 nrst Naio1sv INT - i.yr.-1
who threw - Wacnef. ''f Ing SCI nu
a. a.! send Casey isi 3ut % Rh-aty.
The evening world., 1906-08-03

TSsrEAp Of answering the queries %
my correspondents Few davs ego,
put IN q query myself Tho fol-
loving answer hHs the bin better than
any OF The 0tiIers feceive1 WITH thaukE
20 a Yorkshircman. ! take pleasure
N pubishlnE his letter. which. being
written BY an Eng,ishman who has no.
besn here lonr enough TO lmbise our
national prcludices gives an unbiased
--s== q the nghting game across the
water
The evening world., 1906-08-03

Nno cane trorn fAr RACK ana beat
t4ittfe Nrult 2nrun
Anglers Sixth Straight.
: Sailor Bov RACED n tht front III the
f0ufiA and forced mar nAtk. uh.cl
a,sroNsd - Ghrhish pRrlV. AAEiet ttfn
iaok second pluce are FiNhuniB clos
INK oh Sailor 70, nailed him n tho
stretch. winning lie sixth ftralFhI racf
IVY O. Ncani lrnEth SNiNr Bov VA
erhi iTnEths IN front NJ Cnrrlsan
Belle OF Peauem Easily
tn tht f,th Mollc DhnoAhe and The
Clown raced had khd hkad fo- nalt
4 nls Then Belle of Pt Icsi w~nt T.
th. fr0ri a1d MON tsNliv bv rlgtt
an1 nsf from Thr Clown wha hrht
Mni't bprohue fir lengths for mo
nlAsT
10 TO Shot Takes sixth.
IN the last reee AltA FarolA " h
chanee. went 70 ihA 'front.' a the statt.
nice 1ll the running ana w0n by a
tngM. from sna IN. WhA-a bhat KAstrai
{. le1i fof TIE V'see TAastas Hoy Ana
sAlly II fell NJ N" stAtt The boys
WIRE nat hurt
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MAY SUTTON WINS ABROAD.

NEwcAsTLE~uN.TY%E. Aug A.
1u thk N1fthhnberlanh ttnnis cham
p.Dnship sdh. slts to-day May sutton.
n California aeht Mlks EYerard lu
the Acrnl-hnal ~ thA ladies' singles Dy
GO C-i
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sz7-rTrHs --aan
II -i r'ii hts 1-rysrrtrT ~ 1~'--rufua. is7Hu-
no dld the same thing No Rt-NS
Alperman reached FIRST on Warner-s
low throw 20 Nealnn M-Carthy lined
~ % Lean. who with Ncaf "a
doubled W Alpsrmin. Lewis out on
sfrIkrs No RIMS
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4O-IO.l SHOT WINS SIXTH
RACE AT BRIGHTON TRACK
l.onilnned- dom Flrtt Pare. J


N.hn r-aA-thlra- ssA a slAteerth ~
NILE bsh.n1 the leaders at one tIta+.
Iaeuuin Jukt Bresked,
IN tho nrst ract Iakdun went tb the
front soon after ths start. INSIDE al the
ruuning and NOn k1k.ly hy fon lcnEths
f~1fn NOVena. who closed strt - In the
nnai sixteenth and hNst Belle Of Port
lard a lenFth and half FOR thu place
Judges Made 4 elunder
DuirineA raced to INV front In the Aec-
9hd rat, hnJ made thv ~Arly funning.
followed hy Botahlkt Laura a and
Fantastic Tecy ran TINS way untii near
I'M stretch where Fantastic moved w
on the outside very ktrohk Dulcihta
fied on the way home and Buianist
NTni 10 tH= Seat. winning BY hhN A
length from Fantastic. who heat Laura
A. hctd Tor tnF place Tht Judges
made oue % their blunders In thk race
lhd passed Laura A. second and Fan
iatuc third.
Ancestor Couldn't Laht.
Anctsier iAced tp the frohl gnd
made fhe running for the nrst half fol-
uNNd b. Sr Russell and silver skNn-
Near fhv fas turn rir nuAhril N@ut 20
the front ana made the running 20
sf--r+f-fY = s.Ai-sir -ssfA '--'a'4s
ma Belle closed The latter Wcnt 20
- front on the run home. auu Won
~ frNWTr .trr1 = t1"rif tryy"rt f-rt"s
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PIRATES LOSE
At END OF A
CLOSE GAME
Ccanenued from First ras,)


Ganley. Casey rolled a slow one 90
htchey ana died at nrst no RUNS
Fourth Inning.
Clarke rot a pass Wagner Put up a
nuni ~ and srAIlon uurposelY let the
eIl dtop and then rev Clarke out
N'alou was hit with an inshoot and
went TO nrst Wagner moving 40 TO
s-..nl lh 49, MalnncN Ent GanleY's nY.
kitchey walked nlllng the bases Gib.
son raised one to Mccarthy. No RUNS
i.ufnieN 'inet one 90 centre Jordan
s.Ht ~ 80 Beaumont Alrsrrr .1,s q
srounder forced Lumley 90 second
RUNS
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Lynch struck out ielcA strollef
be ,pmont smashed the ball 20 RANT for
~ oAses advancing Leath 10 third
Cnrke was retired hv Atperrnar NM
ass-s'ed LEACH scoring. while Re1u.
mont reached third WaEner. fieI 40
Mccarthy. ONE RUN
l.'Ns was quickly q sposcd ~ by
Lynch and Ne4'on. B,rEei famed
Scanlon niod 70 Wagner 40 Runs
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b. nAAehall Polo ofauhdk, To- ha,. "A ~ A.
N'Aei' SNAmns. w NJ Louu Ada sot -
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Sixth Inning.

Nealon foul flied 10 BerEen. Gan,ey
Nas retired a. hrst Rlichev was dead
headed. o. son flied out 10 M-Carfhv
No HI-Ng
Haf1huf fir,d III yvsshef. casey ann
hled. Lumiey OUT Ritchey 10 Nsai1n.
Ascy reaching second Ganley- got
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NEW YORK CITY. july a. 1914.
- EAR Mr.. EDGREN, In your last
niEht.s- snnEtins -ealssaH- s..,s--ss
sons recently arrived EngiRh-
man % give YOU little informn ton
abous the nrht-we.ght fighters ~ Eng
land ! am a recent arrival IN thls
country and. ~ follower OF the box.
tng game. can pcrhhps put you wise o
few things you have not previously
heard
AhhouEh never put foo, IN M.
g i'saa11zs ffsstsur- % flis t1an 0. uf fune
yei ] have been a reader q your CO..
umn this past three years. having had
a friend send me your valuable paper
through the mail I have often noticed
: h~--yur- i-Evv -rporrrr ssfE1rfrEfJ- o. me
4 einerset heazeA-s ~ EsaiisA -n-os,e
- rnafsy tiftrEs ! navy not arrrrd with
you; but when you say that the nght-
tnE gams IA down and out in England.
ycu certainly hit the truth There Is
not one nEhter 81 present In that eoun-
try vho would rank aS third -rater In
this country. The heavy. middle. light.
feather and bantam weights uhat Il.
the Wnols loD, are a thing OF the past
Oven Norm Is about the only feather.
-e-sht who cou-u come over here and
hand out whipping 70 mosS Of the
Ansriean feather weights
The otner i've onrs are at present Ia
tbs country trying 20 make a little
AeaAh and Ike Bradley or the two
former lightweiEhts Frcd Welsh is b.
-. the better man. / cannot say that
Jabez White ever ran away from him.
yet ef tire same time White kne " thai
should ks-Arss -hsHe-f fsfAft--l ri--1
twenfy-round battle. Welsh would beaf
Ssm- u would be repetition Of the
nelson Britt anAir, where the fghfer
tcat the boxer. Welsh the nEhter and
White the boxer Iabe1 has been A
vrry steady boz and hAs taved ~
esfninkt ~ The ring, Until to-day hc
neh nice hun-r~s ~ his own ara tells
his ftiendh NJ prefers % look after h.A
strN S1t1rtKF interests Than 10 look M
tsy h'n rinG rAreAr
Tf N rIfv that m game M. faiitr
4 thropvh IN England bit th~n TIM
reasph ~ casily feen No pnrsea
clfered N the wonid-be fighters They
ere nnt Eivtn the slightest encourage.
tnrht Within ,hiM past five ytafs tnete
have hreu MIME Kood men. Nho sprhns
w like mushrooms but n,ao disAppsli -ed l
1dft Al utirkly. There N-As iiFht. l
weight b. sht name Of Fred Gage
London hhy Who wak Oh. or thk raost
trivntine boxers ever SAW With a pair
tf Efov*s eH Ht 10 1rht number n.
small BATTLES around Londou and al I
Ways got eway with the verdict He
ku1istkd M Colonial foros and Weat J
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BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES

Csp.ciM 70 rr,S Eveh,ns worNl
BRtGHr5N. y. y. Aus 5.-!Ths en-
frlts Tor saturday. aug.
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EVENING NOTWITHSTANDING CHART
Aug. g. Twenty-first Day at Brighton Track Muddy

HAsa9 't9ss s '''ss;' WAN, 'H' E.s % Z t''s' % % s
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Fourth inning.


0r.h grounded to Dcuovfr. Conroy
"a Lindsay and KfNTt 10 Douogau.
SD Runs
frit srhcid md chase EJt Jones.
Schaefa~ ber.aNer fhr katnv WAY Me
lntyr# walked WiNihmA ard chase
rrot Crh NfrrN No nj Ms
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lcantlnueA - - 80
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tconnnusa from FIRST Pkks ,
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LYCEUMa.ss..' gss s t''iI Z s. a.. "a. I. siS sis
'SSSs 75suEF EIAF I THE LION ri 4ST MOUSE
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n.Ssse.S s. ". w Ra... Van. aa Tts Br.s s.-.. WI
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A tNe present time there arr
= xearyr - Yeaas Eaaa 'at -
Britain who. n nroreriy trained.
could give .,r,e - t1c present Amer
~,n ehanuions good run for their
money. nut there = nosody 20 trsir
Them and nobody 70 ave 'hen' Anv 49,
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wnh4ms MAD TO Ionsh couknlt
oTth hlsd 70 Jones No KUkI "'"e'
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Seventh Innlna.

urth poapn3 20 Lindsay. Conroy
Donovan Got Keelsr. NO RUNS.
srhniit nitd 90 CbnrpY Donovan
lannci orth threw Jones' out NO
nILAIA
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cHURcHEs As FORT A.
ND Eosopssn Edinces Fortified Againsa
a.; Attack.

!
ND Eosopesn Ediaces Fortified Agains
~, ~ Attack. -.
2. The Fortified Church of the Old Be
levers at Komareff, Russia, probabl,
was. and still is. the strongest fortl'
led church in Europe. This sect wal
| Tor q long time cruelty prosecuted, and
ut Intervals something approaching
civil war was waged. They had several
churches, and these were forti.
ned and turned into castles
says London Tid-Bits. Several
times we're the ch1rches besieged
cut IN every case they successfully re-
sisted the attempts ut the Cars troops
20 capture them. With the exception
OF the Komar,ff church. the fortdca-
lions have been allowed to fall into
decay. but this place is still maintain
ca In such manner as to resist siege,
large guns being mounted at points OF
vantage and ammunition being kept
within the walls. The fortress church
O. Luz, In the French department OF
Aautes-Pyrenees,, is surrounded by a
thick wall fifteen feet in height, having
strong battlements on the top and
loopholes through which shots or mis-
siles could be hurled against the enc
my. Large guns were placed in posi-
tlon on tho roof, while inside the
church waN store Of rifles. pistols.
cutlasses, etc. This church, which be-
longed to the knights Templar, was
placed at Luz to guard the frontier.
and formed an outpost of Christians
against the Saracens at first and after.
wards against the Spaniards.
1t is rumored that Ringing Bros.
circus is headed this way.
Geo. Jones of Reading was a
Worthington visitor Friday.
: A. Oberman made a trip to
Nebraska the first of the week.
FOR RENT Two houses for
rent. Inquire of E. J. Wolven. 7-13
For rent-Furniehed rooms. En-
quire of Mrs. e. M. Corey, 8 doors
west of P. O. If
For Sale-A brand new piano
and also house plants
Mrs. George Miller.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Foster Moore,
R. F.. D. 5, City.
Banker W. P. Rempel of st.
James, transacted business in
Worthington Friday.
One shetland pony for sale,
weight about 400 lbs. Sound and
gentle. Will Oliver.
Mankato Commercial College, will
enroll 300 students Sept. 8. Will
you be one more Send for catalog.
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4 81 'S4A1vAA0 = AASA SH~ssNS a~.'-'G
Vinegar for pickliag, ask Harry
Lewis about it. T.@% b. ,
Smoke the QuaKty cigar. Box
tsade a speciality. -" ."'f :F.A
Fred Trip has bought W. I.
Capenters' gas launch.
The Roman Bros. shipped car of
cattle to Sioux City on Tuesday.
County ditch No. 6, which drains
east lake, was finished this week. =,
John Swanson Of Rushmore was
a guest at the Western last Sunday.
W. E. Madison on Tuesday
shipped::a Car OF hogs to Chicago.
Clifford Lovelese made a trip to
Minneapolis the first of the week.
F. Landin of Adrian transacted
business at tn county seat last Fri
day.
Il. A. Nichols of Estherville, Ia,
was registered at the Western last
Saturday. 49,
W. M. Cline Of Summit Lake
transacted business in Worthington
Friday last.
Miss Irene Coster Of Hawarden,
Ia, 'is here on visit at the resi-
dence of j. Roman.
Have you seen that Glassware
assortment in Harry Lewis window
they 80 at 10 cents.
Quality and Middle West are the
most popular 80 cigars in Worth
iugto0. Smoke no others.
j. M. Kimmell Of Reading was
in the city Wednesday laying in a
supply Of building twine, etc.
Thos. Roman and wife of
Hawarden Ia, are here on a visit
to their sons. the Ronan brothers.
Cashier Ned Jones of the State
Bank made trip into the country
Tuesday. He reports that crops Of
all kinds look fine.
G.. F. Warner of Faulkon S. D.,
spent few days here last week
looking up Prospective investors in
South Dakota lands.
Hon. Gilbert Gutterson stopped
off between trains yesterday. He
was o n his way to Magnolia, VIII ere
he is to deliver an address today
at a farmers picnic.
Rev. P. A. Schwarz z, Jr., of Win
dom, preached at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening. The
morning sermon was preached by
Rev. l.. F. Badger Of Mankato.
Miss Nettie Fitch returned on
Saturday from Minott, N. d.,
where she has spent several months.
Miss Fitch has taken a claim in
that section and will return there
in the fall.
Prof. g. K. Warne, Of Waterloo,
Ia, who had spent a couple of
weeks here looking after matters
pertaining to our Chautauqua, left
last Saturday for Charles City,
where he is interested in another
Chautauqua.
Miss Lottie, youngest aughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Jenkins, and Mr.
Frank Nienkerk, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nienkerk, were
united in marriage at Worthington
last Thursday. The contracting
parties are both residents of Little
Rock township
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Z LOCAL NEWS :
1~~~~,>>~~~~ - %~~%~&>9

L~~~~|
,. Henry studebaker WAS in tfson
Elk Wednesday.
f. I. Hendriok of Wilnont wat
in the city Sunday.
Miss Julia Hyland is visiting in
Chicago for q few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Gholz visited
at Spirit Lake over Sunday.
Sterling Lawton made a trip to
Sheldon the first Of the week.
VIM Fowler of Brewster was q
Worthingten visitor Sunday.
D. s. Morris Of LAGRANGE, ILL.,, is
a new addition to Bridge Sqpt.
GlasgowS force.
Harry Hodges of Sheldon, line
man for the Western Union, was q
visitor here tuesday.
d. E. Harvey, Ole Wicklund and
Geo. Olund of Brewster weue bust
ness visitors Tuesday.
Ice cream, made from pure cream
is retailed at sec per gallon by the
Worthington>Creamery Go.
Jas. Fadden Of Ocheydaa on " ed
nesday shipped.a carload of horses
from here to South Dakota.
Mark GRAVES the hustling real
estate dealer of Lismore transacted
business at the. county capital Nxes-
day.
Miss Rae Leveuieh returned to her
home at Mankato Monday after a
weeks visit with friends at this
place.
Ed. Jones and family left Wed
;nesday for Adrian where they will
spend a week with Mr.. 10 nes"
parents.
Hiss Myrtle Walter who has been
guest at the home Of M. P.Mann;
returned to her home at Esther
vile, Ia, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Salstrom of
Bigelow, are spending a couple Of
weeks in Chicago on a visit with
relatives and friends.
Mra. j. H. Wickman, and chill
dren, and Mrs. Oscar Sterling aud
children are visiting relatives at
Gowrie, Iowa. this week.
Marshal A. Anderson and family
returned on Tuesday night from
Madison Lake, where they spent
several days visiting at the home
Of his parents.
E. L. Ecker of Heron Lake, who
has the contract for the stone work
on the new Congregational church,
arrived Monday and began opera
tons on the job.
Bids will be received up to 8 p.
m. July 81, for the construction Of
a City Hall as per plans and speci-
tications, bids to be filed with W. E.
Madison, chairman of building
committee.
The Congregational Aid Society
will hold Market at the old
post Office room on Sd ave. July
21st, commencing at 2 o'clock p. m.
and continuing through tie even
ing. Ice cream will also be ser we'd
during those hours.
Judge Quinn this week handed
down two decisions in the matter
of County Ditch No. 6, which drains
east lake. The decisions are in
favorof the county in each instance.
The appellants we're, Elizabeth
Anton in one action, and Geo.
Doeden in the other.
Division Supt. Chas. Wilson of
the C.R.I.& P. >Ry., was in the city |
Wednesday on official business.
Mr.. Wilson was at on time operator
for tho Omaha at this place, but
has made rapid advances in life
until he now fills the position of
division superintendent. His home
is now at Estherville, Ia.
John Ramage recently bought a
new driving horse. On Wednesday
evening the animal was frightened
by On automobile and ran away. It
was hitched to road cart and Mr..
Ramage was driving. The horse
started from the lake shore and ran
up 2nd avenue, Mr.. Ramage was