The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-01-03
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Market Report
Corrected to Dec. 10.

Geo. Hacker of Elk was caller
yesterday.
VIM. Dryer of Lorraine township
vas caller yesterday.
Geo. S. Racket of Lorraine was in
he city on business yesterday. i
Hjalmer Teelander, of Bigelow
was in the city Monday.
For Sale-Red boars. DBehrens,
3 miss northwest Of Worthington.
A. Oberman shipped a car of hogs
On Thursday ard a car Of cattle last
Monday. Il
Miss Rixie Mckenzie and Ida Roll
of Adrian spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
G. T. Adolphson and M. P. Mullin
returned last Saturday from trip TO
Sioux Falls.
Jay Wolven returned on Sunday
from Chicago, where he spent Christ
mas with friends.
Misses Ethel Patterson and Clara
Alderman went to the twin cities
Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. G. E. Boldly of Rushmore VIZ
tied relatives and friends and did
shopping here last Saturday.
Miss Dehlia Wood, who is en-
ployed i: the telephone Office at Win
dom, spent New Years at home.
G. L. Newman, of St. James, visit
ed at the'home of Victor Anderson
in Bigelow township, this week
A. Oberman has a carload of wood
and will soon have several carloads
of lum Der to dispose of at reasonable
prices.
Max Slade of Adrian passed through
Worthington Wednesday on his way
to Rochester to visit his sister, Mrs.
Schuster.
j. M. Scriven came down from
Seward last Saturday to meet
nephew, n. Miller, Of St. Joseph,
Mo-, who is making him visit.
| A. E. Eshleman and daughter,
| Miss Zetta, left yesterday for Chero-
kee, Ia, W here they will visit his father
and other relatives for few days.
F. S. Burrows of Indian Lake Gays
that the turkey shoot he held on New
Years day was very successful af-
fair, but Worthington sportsmen
were conspicuous for their absence,
Emil Olson, the popular salesman
in the Smith Implement Co.'S. machin-
cry Emporium, is taking a vacation,
and will visit relatives at Fergus Falls
and other points in the state for
week or two.
The Christian Endeaver Society, of
the Christian church gave a very
pleasant social Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Will
Hanson, east of town. All present
had good time.
M. K. Dewitt of Hersey was in
the city yesterday ordering bills for
an auction which be will hold on the
18th to dispose of his personal prop
erty. He intends to leave shortly
for Montrose, Colorado, where he has
invested in irrigated land.
The t=1n city dailies have in
creased their subscription prices
80 per cent on account of the raise in
the price of paper. Many country
papers have done likewise and it
looks as if all would have to follow
suit. Now is the time to subscribe.
The rural carriers request US to call
attention to the rule of the Postofice
Department which requires each pat
ron on the routes to see that the road
along his farm is kept open during
the winter months. They are required
to turn out after each storm to look
after the roads.
WANTED Local representative
for Worthington and vicinity to look
after renewals and increase subscrip-
tioa list of prominent monthly mag
azine, on a salary and commission
basis. Experience desirable, but not
necessary. Good opportunity for
right person. Address Publishers
Box s., Station 0, New York: !. r..
The 10th Century and Tourist
Clubs are eudeavoring TO secure
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