The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-07-19
Do you hear the corn grows

Brewster Jesterday. a.E H.. :. %@S& X
DR.. and Mrs. Saxon are visiting in
Indian Lake for few weeks. 55i n.
T. FOR SALE-Set Of Encyclopedias
BRITANNICA. Address Ell, this office.
Miss Josephine Dayton, of Mime.
spoIis, is i guest of Mise Florence
Webb. ~. ..... ..' r.. ~
Miss Rosedale, of Mankato, is q
guest at the home of Rev. Il. A. Ca
hoon. ,e. ~~ $".,
Born-On Saturday, July 10, to
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Darling, of Elk
township, son.
r. L. MorIaud ia in St. Paul this
week attending meeting OF the state
board Of pharmacy.
Ord Fairfield and family, of Man
kato, are here on a visit to his moth
or, Mrs. G. A. Fairfield.
WANTED-Positlon to do house.
work, in the country.-Hattie Mey-!
ers. 1t.
Miss Bertha Noble, who had been
a guest Of Miss Lillian Darling, left
for her home in Window Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Torrance left Thurs
dav morning for WlnOna where she
will be joined by cousin on trip to
81. Lou S.
MIS-. E. J. Helmick and sen Lloyd,
loft OF Monday fo' Il visit with rel
a ives n, Mussegon, Mich, to be alb
sent several Weeks.
offer for sale my home in Clary
addition, cheap, if sold soon. Good
terms.
+. L. Nance.
Mrs. Frank Seeley, who had been
visiting in Wisconsin for the past
six months, returned home the lat.
ter part OF last week.
A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil, strongest, cheapest lin
ament ever devised. A household
remedy in America for Is years.
The ladies OF the Christian AID
Society will give tea at the home
of Mrs. q. NJ. Walker, on Thursday,
July 25th. Ice cream and cake will
also be served.
Two new dynamos are being in:
stalled in the power house, tauk to
supply lake water to the boilers, and
other improvements are
being made at the power house to
improve the electric light service
John Benson, the furniture man,
will be- out the use of an eye for
some time He tried to- stop one
Of those patent boomerangs with it,
with rather disastrous results. For
tunately; he will not lose the use
Of it altogethea. .> i
DR.. Cowgirl, who has recently COM
plesed tour through Africa, Eu-
rope and the holy Land, has reach
ed home, and will now impart to,
Marshall District come Of the bene-, !!
tits and blessings he has received
from his travels and experiences in:
those countries. . 4
A magnificent hand-pained punch
bowl was on exhibition at Braces
jeweIry store this week, which at
a great deal OF attention and
admiration. The painting was the
= ork Of Miss Nellie Crever, and dis
plays remarkable degree Of skill |
md talent in that young lady. Miss
Crever is perfecting herself in this
work, and her many friends hope
some day to sec her rank among the
oest artists in this line OF work in
lie country.
j. q. Scott, of Calvin, NJ Oak,
arrived On Thursday of last week
:or a weeks visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Scott, of this
,lty, and other relatives IN THE
MIR. Scott has been In the
Employ of the Union Investment
70. the past two years, and for
nearly a year past has been station
d at CALVIN. He was formerly
ssistant cashier Of the Citizens
National Bank.
Luverne journal: A large mum.
er Of Luverne sportsmen are plan
ing togo to Worthington on the ::
5th and goth to attend the first an
ual tournament Of the Worthing- i: