The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24

Past''rv-For horses and cattle. j.
\. Gould. 5-22
a number Of fish have beei, caug
the past fe.* days.
Ross Nelson spent Sunday with
friends at St. James.
Gro. Hutd made a business tip to
Rushmore last Tuesday.
Rev. G. A. Caboon went to Hills 90
Tuesday for short visit.
Atty. $. S. Smith made a BUSINESS
rip to Reading on Tuesday.
Fer Sale-Gcod saddle, used oi:y
few Tires. Mrs. G.. W. Wilson.
J. W Hamilton of Route was in
town doing trading last Monday.
The Tourist Club met with Mrs.
VIM. Charey on Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Suddaby have
moved into the G. R. Bishop house.
Editor A. J. Schaeffer of Aurain
was in town on business last Satur-
day.
The fro Mt of Stefen's restaurant
has been greatly improved by coat
of paint
For the best in Wedding invitations
aud other society printing call at the
Advance Office.
Merle Hubert and c.. L. Mozart
ney vert to Minneapolis one day this
week on business.
Editor Chas. Hamstreet of Rush.
mcIe was a business visitor to this
! city on Tuesday.
You will see a good entertainment
at the Masonic hall next Friday even
ing, May 1st. Don't miss it.
A Rust, prominent farmer of
Summit Lake township was in the
city on business last Monday.
Fred Trip, one of the merchant
princes of Round Lake, spent Sunday
with friends at the county seat.
On Thursday F. G. Brace went to
Mankato, to meet a travelling man,
and buy line of fancy china.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hayes returned
on Wednesday from weeks visi with
relatives and friends at Mankato.
Miss Helen Ludlow spent couple
of days at Rushmo ore the first of the
week visiting at the home of her
brother, J. B. Ludlow.
Company F. has won seven out of
8 rifle matches with other compaies in
the state guards, and now hold the
championship in this respect.
VIM. CLANCY bought ten acres of
irrigated land about month ago
at 500 per acre. He has recently
been offered $3.50 per acre for it,
which indicates how rapidly values
Use.
Subscribers on rural telephone lines
are invited to call up the Advance
Office No. 1877, whenever they have
any news to report. This will be
great help in making a better paper
for you all.
Ellsworth has a sensational scandal
on it's hands. A short time ago pro-
minent farmer living near there was
arrested on charge of bastardy, and
now the complaining witness has left
town and the illegitimate offspring
has totally disappeared.
The anniversary sermon for the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows will
be preached at the Congregational
church, Sunday morning, April 26,
by Rev. VIM. Fletcher. The Odd
Fellows will meet at their hall at 10
o'clock that morning and march to
the church in body.
j. c. Salisbury: of Sherburne, gener-
al agent for the American Registry
%. and the Great Eastern Casualty
& Indemnity Co., of Washington, D.
c., was in Worthington Wednesday
renewing the large number of policies
held by local business people.
The officers and degree team of the
Degree of Honor went to Luverne on
Tuesday afternoon, where they con-
ferred the degree on large class of
candidates on Tuesday evening. They
were entertained by the ladies of the
Luverne D. of II. The party included
the following ladies': Mines. R. G..
Leonard w r. Mo1:so, Aiov roo