The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-08-23

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Oliver Thompson was u from
Indian Lake last Saturday.
Henry James left yesterday for
Church, Ia, to visit friends.
X Isaac Taylor, Of Summit Lake,
was in the city Saturday dong trad
ing. y q" n3.I FRI; . 2'.@ %>' :. >'@.1@
D. r. Jones, of Round Lake, reg
istered at the Worthington Satur-
day. d. q, H.. 4. s....-.... =.
Mrs. G.. A. Fairfield went to st.
Paul Saturday evening to visit Mr..
fairfield for a few days. >
Banker and Mrs. J.>S. Tolverson
drove down from Fulda Sunday to
visit Worthington friends.
Richard Prideaux on Monday &C.
companied his grandson Richard III,
70 the latter's home at Rushmore.
~ DR.. W. T. DeCoster, of Window,
cam 9 down on Wednesday to assist
DR.. Geyerman ina bronchial opera
ton. "'
N Mr. and Mrs. Hastings, of Chilli
cothe, Ill, arrived last Saturday to
visit their brother, William Hast
lngs j. 4 i i. ~. Sa2%i
= G. M. Crandall of this city has
been appointed as official starter on
the race tracks in the American Tro:
ting Association. sssss.s .1:.,s9.;s =,
The Roman Bros have shipped
over 20 car loads of hay 80 far this
summer, and look for a very active
season in this commodity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pendergast,
of Jasper, formerly residents Of
Worthington, left Tuesday for a
three weeks trip in the east.
Mankato Commercial College
employs experienced teachers, has
thoro courses Of study and perfect
management Send for catalog. H.,
Miss Carrie Newkirk and Mrs. J..
Kloss, of Corona, CAL, are here Wis
iting relatives and friends. Mrs.
.Kloss was formerly Miss Mary
Goodrich. ........,...,. ."
\ Mr. and. Mrs. Amos Birkholder,
Of Sterling, ILL.,, are visiting at the
home of P. "a. Erickson, on the Di-
agonal3 road, for a few, days. Mrs.
Birkholdersand Mrs. Erickson are
sisters. -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. E. Thompson, and
Miss Emma Nelson, all of Rush.
more, were guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Putnam last
Sunday.
Il. NJ. Bailey, Am. Sunday
School Missionary, will preach in
the Congregational Church next
morning at the !usual hour
of services, in the absence of the
pastor Oh his vacation. 49,
Miss Marie Anstrom, who had
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Hell
en- Anstrom, of Bigelow, for some
weeks, returned on Monday to St.
Paul, where she is employed in a
large department store.
Peter Cedargren and family, who
had been spending several weeks on
his farm in Bigeow township, re-
turned to Boone, Ia, on Monday.
Mr.. Cedsrgreen is an engineer in
he employ of the Omaha lire, with
headquarters at Doom.
Harry Hawley, formerly of this
,ity, passed through Warrington
asst Sunday night on his way to
Denver, where he went to seek pro-
essional employment. Mr.. aawley
s now a tull fledged civil engineer,
laving graduated from that course
t the State University last spring.
Fulda Republican: 6. W. P+tter-
on aud J.-P. Will. of Worthiugtcn,
othJarge land owners, were III this
lace Tuesday to euperintend ~tbet
of ten cars of tile which
hey are having put in their. farms
80 miles south OF town. Mr.. Pat:er-
on is the superintendent IF the house
apartment of the State Fair and just
ow is one cftbe busiest men in the
tate. E%" -: ...,~ T.. ii
The Wor,hinpton District Fair will