The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-05-25
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Dick Olson Of Reading was in the
city Monday. @=~
Colfax by glass bottle, or case.
At Hickmans. -.:.
EFF. spielman of Indian Lake, was
in the city last Friday.
VIM. Crowley OF Fulda, was
Worthington visitor Monday. ~: .
W. A. Wright OF Luverne, was a
Worthington visitor Sunday. .,.>
:. We have 2o0,o 900 lbs. Waukegan
Barb wire for sale. W. E. Noses.
q. E.Yost, of Round Lake, trans
acted businss n Worthington Tues.
day. s-~S.s.
Banker G. T. Topper and son
Orvil made a trip to Fu1da last
week. ......, ~" .....
County Surveyor M. =. Smith had
official business at Round Lake last
Monday.
Rev. Edwin W. Lanham made
trip to Minneapolis the latter part
of last week.
Ice cream made by the Milton
Dairy Co., of St. Paul at Hickman q.
G. F. Pfander of White Plains,
N. Y was here this week looking
after farming interests.
A. J. KAnnal has received an
order from the Omaha Ry. Go. for
q large number Of signs.
n. A. Charles Of st. Paul, well
known to Worthington people. was
here this week on business.
j. A. Walstrom of the Fairmont
Creamery Co., was here Tues day
looking after business matters.
Editor Weinandt and little
daughter were the guests Of Brew
ster relatives Sunday afternoon.
Farmers-The Fairmont creamery
wants your cream and is willing to
pay the price that will get it.
Banker W. M. Evans made q bust
ness trip to Round Lake Monday.
He got caught in the rain and re-
ceived a good wettipg.
Ole and Belle Fauske, of Sioux
Falls, S. D., were here last week on
a visit 1.-THE. home of their cousin
Sheriff Faaskee, and other relatives.
T. A. Palmer has had the dwell
ing house on the north side Of his
residence moved from the frontage
on 9Th street to frontage on 3rd
avenue.
Senator w. p: Whipple Of vinton,
H., accompanied by his brother S.
T. was here the, first Of the week
looking after some real estate
interest. l.
!. Undersheriff David Anderson has
q handsome new rubber tired buggy,
and at present is popular with a
large number Of young ladies who
:likesto ride. - -. Z. o.
\ Mrs. futile and Miss Thomas of
the teachers corps. were given a
farewell party Last Friday afternoon
by the pupils in their rooms. Ice
cream and cake were served. ~-%
Millions Dairy Co.'S ice cream is
conceded to be the finest and best
ice cream in the Twin Cities. For
sale at Hickman's Drug store. Fl.
Chas. Anderson was arrested last
Friday on a charge Of drunk and
disorderly. He plead guilty and
wae given his choice Of fine of 40
or 40 days in Jail. He paid the fine
and costs. !
William J. McNair, a veteran of
the Civil War and an old resident of
Heron. Lake, died last Saturday
afternoon following long sickness.
He was a brother to D. w. McNair
of this city. 1855. .....
Rev. Edwin W. Lanham will
preach in the Presbyterian church |
at Brewster next Sunday morning.
In the afternoon he will preach at
Reading, and in the evening at Will
mont. s,..' I
A party Of Royal Arch Masons in
Guiding e. Hawley, A. r. Albertus,
Jas. Durfee and e. C. Pannel went
to jackson last Saturday to assist in
the institution OF a Royal Arch
Chapter at that place. They report
q pleasant trip. ;, -. II