The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-11-01
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q. F. Hastings went to Northern
Wisconsin las last week to look up
farm lands.
The International Live Stock Ex-
position at Chicago will be held Nov.
3Oth to Dec. 18th.
The ladies of St. Johns Guild will
tie comfortels for so cents each. Or.
ders solicited.
Miss Emily Case was operated on
for appendicitis at the Worthington
hospital Monday.
Elsewhere in thus issue sac the
notice IF Mark Eshle,nan's auction,
to DO held Nov. 9TH.
Mrs. Ed. Leischer OF Luverne visit
ed at the home of her sister, Mre. j.
s. Frink. this week.
Who will get the $500 cash plize
given at tie first count next week, in
our voting contest?
The Worthington High School foot
ball team defeated the Sheldon team
last Saturday by a score of % to 0.
For Sale-3-year old. thorough
bred Short Horn bull, fine animal.
11.8 A. Woodford
For Sale-35 Barred Plymouth
Rock cockerels, of the 200:egg strain.
A. Harlow
Wanted-2girls for kitchen work,
good pay. J. P. Biltgen & Co.
City Restaurant
The city was in darkness a ehort
time Tuesday evening owing to the
breaking of a belt at the power house.
E. F. Buchan went to St. Paul on
Tuesday night to buy a new belt and
other supplies for the electric light
plant.
Ernest Nordbers, cousin of John
Benson, who has spent a couple OF
days visiting him, left on Wednes-
day for Chicago.
Rev. Henry B, Sutherland, of Du'
luth will occupy the pulpit of the
PRESBYTERIAN church next Sunday
morning and evening. Tot.
David 6. Bear conducted an auc.
ton sale on Peter Thompson's corner
last Saturday afternoon. Everything
was disposed of at good price.
Gerald Sharp was in from Elk last
Saturday. He has finished his tbresh'
ing for this season and hauled in his
rig. He expects to leave in few
weeks for the Pacific coast.
Burton T. Sel1y and Miss Ida L.
Peterson were married at Reno, Neva'
da, Sept. 28th. Mr.. Selby is a brother
of j. r. Selby of Jersey township,
and formerly lived in this county.
Henry Nelson of Reading, will
hold an auction sale on Nov. 18th,
notice of which appears elsewhere in
this issue. Mr.. Nelson will move to
Hinckly. this state, where he has
bought tract of land.
NJ. L. 4olbrook, of Lema-s, Ia, was
W3rthington visitor on Monday.
He is conducting large panitorium
at that place, and is doing fine busl-
ness. He will make regular visits to
Worthington hereafter to take orders
for work.
J. J. Filbrun and family left on
Tuesday for Wanatchee, Washington,
where they will make their home for
the winter, and will probably locate
permanently. They have "a host OF
friends in Mobiles county whose best
wishes will follow them to their new
home.
Oliver W. Stewart, of Chicago, and
W. G.. Calderwood, of Minneapolis,
are to address a temperance rally at
the Methodist church next Tuesday
at 2 p. m. These men are two of the
ablest speakers On this subject in the
country. Let all hear tht m. Good
music by local talept.
. Rev. A. II. Utzinger, of Mankato,
will preach in the Evangelical church
on Sunday morning and conduct a
communion service. In the evening
he will, speak on: "A trip 10 the
coast and observations in Salt Lake
City," The morning serT' ~" will ne
oorrpu and the even5nGs zee Hug-