The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-07-19
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IN. D. ?. schec,her was in from Elk on
Monday. n, sa.. r.: IL: ~. \. ~ .@..t
A Kirk Of Elk was in the city Tues
/ day doing trading. ....1~.@.>.e..ss
81. Editor Clover of Bieelow came up
Sunday 20 take 10 the Cha:auqua. +
j. E. Long. OF Dewald, was in the
city yesterday doing trading.
Z. j. Paine, OF He.sey, was a
Wvrthingtou visitor yesterday.
L. M. Austin came up from Round
Lake Wednesday for couple Of
J weeks visit. n i
= II Miss Myrtle Stowell, of Sioux
!. Falls, visited friends here the lat
ter part Of last week. 49," 49,
= Fall term of the Mankato Com
mercial College opens Sept. 8 En-
roll then and get ten weeks tuition
free.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Voak, Of
Brewster, spent several days at
the Chautauqua the latter part Of
y last week. !: -.
Editor Hamstreet of. Rushn ore
came over Sunday to bear. Dolliver,
and visit Rushmore people at the
Chatauqua.
Arthur Kumler and Joe Hilyard
on Wednesday operated the saw
mill in the yard of the Colman
Lumber Co.
Mrs. Able Elliott, of Estherv1lle,
Ia, is here on y visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E.A. Trip, and son, N. Il.
Elliott, of Dewald.
E. P. and E. J. McEvoy, Of EN-
metsburg, a., are here looking az
ter farming interests in the eastern
part Of the county. .
E. A. Little of Elk township was
in the city on business Wednesday.
He reports that crops in his sectien
are doing exceedingly we'll.
r. 81. Torrance went to Sioux
Falls on Monday to>take in the Bar.
mum and Bailey circus and spend q
few days visiting friends. @...:
Ernest Anderson is driving tho
delivery rig for Torrance and Son.
Ole Noren, the former driver, has
been promoted to q clerkship. =
4. o. Hattenhauer.the blacksmith,
has given up his shop: here and tax
en- position at Chamberlain, s. D.
His family will soon follow hm. :
Mrs.. Reilly and daughter, of
Sioux Falls, who had been visiting
at the residence of her brother,
Mayor E. A. Trip, returned home
on Wednesday,.
81. Peter Lewis, the manager of
the Benson-Cabot store at Will
mont, attended the Chautauqua on
Sunday. His family were camped
here most OF the session.
+ A Luve.nes lad who had been re-
leased from the reform school at
Red Wing, ION parole, was taken
back to the school on Wednesday,
having again got into mischief.
P. W. Ledine, of B1gelow TOWN.
ship, was IN the city Tuesday
transacting business. He says that
crops Of all kinds are now locking
as we'll as any other year at this
time, =
A Would you like a positions Send
for our catalog. We guarantee po-
sitions. 5Ooonow employed. Fall
term begins Sept. $. Tolaud Bust
ness School, Mankato, MINI. rs
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Write to the Toland- Business
School. Mankato, Mimi, and secure
free tuition. They guarantee you .
position. More than 5000 graduates
now employed. Cata?og free. Fall
term Sept. 8. t-rI', =, - 26
The directors OF the Bath House
held q meeting on We'd
nesday evening and transacted rou-
the business. The association is
ii fine financial condition, being QUIT
Of debt and having about 800 in
the treasury. -, #".
4 81. ". Eggleston made our Office
> pleasant call Wednesday, paid
his subscription, and upon being
asked why that big smile on his