The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-09-06
LOCAL NEWS
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~ p. simp.oD, op.ican, here Sept,
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v. "A A. Cloud attended, the state
fair. IN; ..s@ < gs nj. i. ''7r .s:. tss., a !.
Come to'the big pumpkin show in
Worthlngton next week. ~
Fred Knapp and wife are taking
in the state fair this week. -.
n b. J. Ludlow's new house on the
lake shore is nearing completion.
Louis Meier, Of Bigelow, was in
the city marketing grain Tuesday.
ts@} Dr.. and Mrs. ". J. Dodge are
camping at Round Lake for a few
days. - = .<.e.,
W. S. Lewis left Tuesday night
tor the twin cities to take in the
state fair. A 81 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carncross left
on Wednesday to visit friends in
southern Iowa. a% TX. ~
I Miss Alma Jelly, Of Mitchell, was
a guest of Blanch and Gertrude Nc.
Gowan over Sunday: =. 49,
:. !. B. Leonard and Fred Dolheim
left on Tuesday for Hamllne to at
tend the state fair. ss.@ ~. .~.
!. Ex-Mayor Madison is having q
basement constructed under his res
idence, On srd avenue "a Il
~ JIG. Williamson and wife, Of Lo-
rain, left for the twin cities Monday
to attend in the state fair. .'',T
h: Joe Ullrich, of Worthlngton town.
ship, joined the crowds headed for
? the state fair, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Mitchell went
to the twin cities Sunday afternoon
and will spend several days at the
tair. st > I'd, 49,.
L. II: Beckley went to Minnea-
polls Monday night to visit his son
Harvey and take in the state pump
kin show.
Misses Edith Glasgow and Anna
Marie aorrigan went to Man
kato on Tuesday to visit an aunt OF.
the former. u:# = y = {. ~ Z &
: DR.. j. N. Gould went to Hamilne
Sunday night to assume his duties
as official veterinary for the horse
department at the state fair.
MN Misses Prue and Julia and Mr..
Robert Town are spending the
week in Minneapolis visiting rela-
tives and taking in the state fair.
The Birthday Club was enter
tanned on Tuesday by Mrs. P. H.
Brown, when very enjoyable ses'
sion was held. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. F.Glasgow returned on Sun.
day from trip to the twin cities,
Milwaukee and Chicago, where she
inspected styles in millinery and
bought her fall stock. i
!. F. Kelley returned on Tuesday
from his trip through Iowa and ILL.,
>in6is in the interest of his firm. He
reports that the outlook in the real
estate line il promising. II: @.3"s ..:@.
MissMattie Hastings was rendered
q pleasant surprise party by her
Sunday School class at the home Of
Miss. Florencne Wood, Friday even
ing. Watermellons were the re-
freshments. e ~ i
W. T. Parker and wife, OF Oma-
harvested at the home Of his grand
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Thompson, this week. Mr.. Parker
is a son of one OF the Oldest conduc-
tors on the Omaha line who runs
between Eau Claire and Duluth.
E. F. Swenson, Of Luverne, repre-
senting the State Tax Commission,
was at the court house q few days
this week securing data on real e.
tate values for the commission. He
takes the assessed valuation and the |
selling price, which is used BY the
commisslonin determining the basis
for just assessment. t. 4. "a, Il
Down in. Iowa they say, the corn
grew so rapidly last Friday and
Saturday that it shocked the grain,