The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-10-25


Miss Arlo Smith = cltrking iil n1ll
Palmer's music store. so3ssaii
DAYS Herline was in from Dewald
township last Monday. -.
Ed Olson of Route2 was in town
Monday doing trading. il
J. Tho last half Of real estate taxes
Will become due Nv. lst.
!. Will CLANCY was on the sick list 9
of-dsys this week. 4. e:
!. John Atkinson of Minneapolis,
spent Saturday here on business. |
D. W.: Chute was down from Sum-
NIT Lake on business Monday add
Tuesday. Fl '," a+@~, ~
Maj. B. F.. Tharbsr, OF. Wilmont,
spent several days here this week on
business. ..,>>. =, j., - a." ~
- Ed. Moberg and Carl Lindstrom Of
Bigelpw township took in the play q:
tho Opera House Monday evening.
g. Miss Stella Moshier- came up from
-Bigelow, where she is teaching, and
;Spent Sunday under tho parensalroof.
Mr.. Cbas. Wetmore of 81. James
v,s : guest at the,residenee Of, A, A.
Goodrich anpmber Of days last week.
E.7 g. Willam.on: and bride returned
81, y sdnssday from their Wedding
zip, spsat' ,ltai.;ios relatives IN Iowa.
,. Miss Lalss Rippberger has accept:
ID position Il MorIsnd' drug store,
ana entered upon her duties last
Monday. @*>>'::;s 20. o. :&< = r. ::
,Mirk> Esblsman was in tho city
yesterday. md ordered bills for an
auction sale TO- DO held Nov. 9Th.
Watch Tor further announcement and
bills, !: /. ,.' 81 - ~
: As an indication that our voting
contest is going to be q big success,
observe the activity of, envious pin.
heads, who have already got busy
with their little hammer. (: (; r.
David c. Bear will sell at public
auction on Thompson's corner Satur.
day AFTERNOON, Oct. 20, some house.
hold goods, nearly new, consisting of
a bedroom set, mattresses, heating
and gasoline stoves, etc. ~
AT the quarterly conference Of the
NJ. E. church held here last Monday
eveningFthe congregation expressed
in u substantial manner their appreci.
alton Of their pastor: Rev.: g. A., g.
hoon, by increasing his salary 500
per anum. 1
James: >Ingerson and. family, form;
Ransom township, spent q;
number Of days:in :.Worthington Last
week, visiting at the homestof F. G.
,Brsca and ". q. Meysrs,rand lott on /
Sunday afternoon for Nebraska, where
they will ma Ike their future,
Alexander Andrews, and Knut Hol.
vorsan, the new blaoksmiths al Read,
ing. were in the city Tuesday. and
made this Office d pleasant call. They
recently took possession of the black
smith shop at Reading, and have a
business card in this issue Of the Ad-
vance. > ~. Il
:, Theworthington Degree Of Honor
was represented at the district CON
vention at Luverne this week by the
following :deleeates: Mines. J. NJ.
Addingotn, Eta Stanton, ". E.
Madison, g. r.. Leonard. i. B.
Leonard, and J. e. Daring, Miss Eva
and Mr.. L. B. Leonard.
The lecture ION Egypt and: the
Holy land" delivered Tuesday even.
ing At the 4; Methodist church BY Dr..
F: BeGowgill, presiding elder IF the
district, was fairly well at.
ended: q, lectl,rst was veryinter:1
,sti9G, full Of: history and description +;
md was wep delivered. s'<i@ :;s;' y ~
Maj. M. g. Diiilie,nback,, "a :w ,;lS;=ih as I
lone such good work training local
;alent in the dramatic art, is going to
branch out as farmer. A couple of
weeks ago he registered at Pierre, s.
,, in . drawing for homesteads on
ract to be opened for settlement, and !:
le secured a low number. He goes 4:
> Pierre today to file on the land. T. !:
Several OF the sharp eyed residents !:
+ this city got q view of the St. Louis I:
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