The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-09-06

! 1916. It. s. ! >.
~. ". +Deland, Of Org, was in
town On business Wednesday.
". E. Proper, OF Reading, was in
the city on business Tuesday.
Ed. Baxter on Monday joined the
crowd headed for the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Brace attend.
ed the Chautauqua ut Luverne last
Sunday. s..
DR.. and Mrs. L. X. Gholz took in
the Chautauqua at Luverne last
Sunday.
Mrs. 81. Peter Lewis, of Wilmont,
visited in Worthington the late,
part of last week.
For Sale-Heating stove, large
size, for hard or soft coal. Enquire
of 81. B. Lewis. Il
Banker W. M. Evans spent 8
number Of days in the, country thil
week, on businesses.
The Smith Implement Co. have
received seven carloads OF wagons
during the past ten days.
Mines. Stanton, Brace and Chan.
| ey givea series of at-homes on
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
WI. Davidson, former agent TO,
tho Singer Sewing Maching 20. al
this place, was in town on business
this week. ss'&a ' ~ . >'.,5 ' '..'', r..
Landlord and Mrs. Ostrom, 'o1
Bigelow, came up on Wednesday te
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Lolita
Brayton..
Court Commissioner Frank Stew.
ems is spending the week in Mime
apolis visiting and taking in the
state fair .s..s \: ,.: L.
Fl. Peter Lewis, manager of the
Benson Cabot Mer. Co.'S. store at
Wilmont, was at the county seat on
business Tuesday. -
T. 4. Palmer, secretary of the
Worthington fair, was in Rock Rap
ids: W ednesday looking UP entries
for the races. next week.
The Misses Jennie and Mabel
Clark took il the Luverne Chautau-
qua Sunday. They report that the
days program was Of great merit. =
\ Rev. II. NJ. Hancock, Of Adrian,
came over Tuesday to take an OK.
animation before Rev. GA. Cahoon
IN studies connected with his call
ing. < "
Mr.. Snyder, Of the firm of Schmid
and Snyder, went to the twin cities
Sunday afternoon, where he spent
several days taking in the state fair
and buying goods for the fall trade.
s.. Kindlund and family are set-
tied in their new home. Mr.. Kind
lund says he finds the house just as
convenient as he could wish for
without the slightest remodelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knapp and Mr..
and Mrs. j. z. Williamon, OF Lo-
rain, left Tuesday morning for the
twin cities where they will spend a
few days visiting the state fair and
other attractions.
Fl Rev. G. M. Bailey and family left
on Tuesday for Hoover, Wash,
where they will take up their resi-
dence. The Advance was misin-
formed last week as to Mr.. Bailey's
intended work. He will take rest
for some months, after which he ex-
poets to again take up the work for
the American Sunday School Union
having the state Of Washington for
territory. @.s'E g.: II III
. A bulletin issued from the game
warden 8 Office among other infor-.
nation presents this maxim "A
true sDortsman will never shoot a
game bird except on the wing"
This does not apply to tame ducks
as they peacefully swim about the
placid waters in the barn yard.
They never take to the wing to give
q man a chance, hence must be MUIR
dsred where they lay, in cold blood.
i. TO the renters of Mobiles County:
me your rent money and I
will guarantee you the best invest
ment you ever made. Who're one
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