The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-07-12

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8Brittanica. Address FL, this Office.
81 Miss Rosedale, Of Mankato,l is g
guest at tho home OF Rev. GA. Ca
noon. u !: 4 ~ N s.t Il III .iSs
Free fare if you attend Mankato
Commercial College. Write for
particulars. 4. 5sz1 VI ~ .g.
Rev. ]. D. Gibbs, Of Rushmore,
has been attending the Chautauqua
here this week. II 4 N
" v. E. Butler came down from
Heron Lake Wednesday to visit his
family which is camping here.
7; For Sale,-A good baby 60 car,
and Graphophone with records,
cheap. Inquire at the Advance office.
Mankato Commercial College
trains more people for 4, business
than any other school. Write for
catalogue. as5 J. =. = >.7...x:. : !.
/. II. T.. Wright, wife and son, of
Pipestone, came down "Wednesday
and spent couple Of days at the
Chautauqua. " %s' i .<.. H.. T. :: = &r
The Round Lake Graphic was
nine years old July 18th. We CON
gratulate Bro. Flint on his lusty
youngster. r.s,, A.,. F,n a. 4.
!. An eclipse Of the moon is sched-
Med for Wednesday evening, July
oath, between eight and nine o.
clock. It will be visible here. 4
John Wind and Anna Storm were
married up at Wilmar the other
day. That locality would seem to
be in for q series of little cyclones.
Jones name is on our awning.
Price & Teeple is the name on our
pianos, ana We get our advertising
from quality and not signs, for all
signs fail. Price & Teep!e pianos.
never fail. Buckle g. Hitchcock.
John Carlson, who is building a
line Of elevators in North Dakota,
came home Monday and renamed
with his fanny until Wednesday. !.
August koshon,v who has. spent
the past year here visiting his sons,
Is. A. and 1. A., left on Tuesday for
Colum bus, O., where he will make
his future home. ,,.1..... I III.
Oue organ, beautiful French plate
mirrors, six cctaves. 4 full sets OF
reeds, ivory keys, ebony sharp with
latest fan trrlnels, golden oaks finish,
original price 1925 been used 2 years
q cap f..rcash At Bucxio & Hit :ncock
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +: Jolley, OF Da-
kota City, Warrington, are here on
10 visit att home Of her sister,
Mrs. A..P. Rose. They will also
visit At points in lows, Illinois and!
Missouri before returning to their
western home. Mr.; Jolley called
at the Advance Office Monday morn
ing and during the conversation
stated that. he had 100 acres in
wheat this year. Quite good sized
wheat field. even for, western
country. -aaS >-pt.=%=D.r2} 7>5$%"i
:.@ A. Oberman, the wlde-awake stock
buyer, reports a steady increase in
his business Since he TOOK it up
again this spring. Mr.. Oberman is
a hustler, and his wide acquaint-
ance with stock raisers and conven
fence for handing stock make him.
an important factor IN the stock
market. Call him up when You
have stock to sell. Phone 11O-J-1.
Myron Allen and wife, of Water.
town, 8. D., who spent several days
here visiting bis parents and other
returned to their home
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Allen was
for 3 time employed 10 the electric
light plant ct Watertown, but at
present e engaged in contracting in
electric wiring. ~. = 3f%.1
L The editor Of this paper would be-
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~ cay a word to hurt the feelings
Of any of it's subscribers or citizens,
especially when the dark winged
messenger Of death has brought sor-
row 10 the home, but from the best
Of motives we desire to call the at
tention Of our readers to the custom
Of publishing card OF thanks. Z It
IL q custom that has OutorOWn its1