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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-03-27
Elk Center

The literary in district No. "a closed
for the year on Thursday of this
| week.
Geo. Fellows returned last Satur-
day from the state agricultural school
at Hamilne, where he had finished
6 months course.
J. R. Upton has shipped his house
hold goods from Fulda to Clark
county, S. D., and left for there this
week with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy C. Fellows, old
and highly esteemed residents of Elk,
last Monday evening celebrated the
25th anniversary of their wedding
day, assisted by about forty of their
relatives and friends. They were
made recipients of a large and hand
som collection of silverware as re-
miuder OF the occasion. An elaborate
wedding dinner was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fellows are held in high esteem
by everybody in Elk, in fact by all
who knew them, and all will join in
wishing them many returns of the
day. III s
Con .~DeGuse has moved on farm
near Round Lake, and the place here
vacated by him is now occupied by
Al. Berger. "-. s...
Guy Fellows made a trip to Worth
iDgton Thursday.
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HORSE Thief
CAPTURED
A. ". Nelson. Fran Hand Steals
Team and Buggy to Spite
Former Employer.
Team and Cluprit Located Near
Storden After Days Search.
Admits Offense.

August W. Nelson, whose home is
at Mankato, but who worked for G..
F. Moore several months last year,
undertook to settle d grudge in a
rather dangerous way. Last Mon
day morning between midnightsand 5
o'clock he stole one of Mr:ebre's
teams, rubber tired buggy aad set
of double harness, and started across
country in northeasterly direction.
AS soon as Mr.. Moore discovered his
loss he lost no time in informing
Sheriff Fauskee, who telephoned the
officers in every direction, and sent
out cards describing the outfit and
culprit, who was suspected from the
start. Late Monday evening a tele-
phone message was received from
Storden saying that man and
team answering the description had
been seen near there, and the Storden
marshal was requested to effect the
arrest at once, (which was done. Sher-
if Fauskee went to Storden Monday
night and bought the prisoner home
Tuesday afternoon.
August Nelson is young man 21
years of age, and claims that his home
is in Mankato. Last year he hired out
to work for Mr.. Moore for a certian q
period, but he quit before the time
was up and Mr.. Moore it is alleged re-
tanned as damages part of the wages
due him. Nelson admits that he had
been planning for sometime to get
even with Mr.. Moore, and finally de-
cided to take the team and fight out
intending to leave it at some place
north Of here, aud notify the owner
where to get it. His plain was fairly
we'll conceived and carried out for he
avoided all towns and as far as pos
sible telephone lines, but his calcu.
lations eventually miscarried for he
was met by some one remembering
him on hearing of the case. The Win.
dom Citizen of Wednesday gives the
following account of the CAPTURE:
Just before supper, as Carl Rub
berg was returning to Storden from
the north he met a driver with a
jaded team. The diver turned out
Of the road for him, and as be did SC
he gave the off horse a severe cut
with the whip. This drew Mr.. Rub
berg's attention to him and he motto
d the rubber tires.
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For Sale-Seed Flax No. 25 MINI.
$1.25 per bushel. G.. w. Gale. Alt
We can ues 600 bushels of seed oats
and 200 bushels of seed barley.
Smith Implement Co.
Wanted-Competent girl for house
work, wages $4.00 per week. Apply
at Hart's.
For Sale-Full bloodsd single
comb brown leghorn cockerals at 75c
each. Frank Blixt. 1926
FOR RENT-Good 8O-acre farm,
with good house and barn, 7 miles
from town. Apply to
4-3. John Dunn, City.
WANTED-Cattle to pasture.
Good running water and feed. Ad-
dress J. E. Moberg, Rt. 2, City.
Phone 26, Line 8. tt.
Nor1oE-I will have good grass and
plenty Of water on my pasture, 81
miles northwest of Round Lake.
Bring in your cattle.-R. G.. Davies.
FOR SALE-Good six room house
good cistern, one block from school
house. Also business house on Sec
ond Avenue. Address, Chas. Muir
ply, city.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Good g.
room house, god we'll, and cistern
will be put 10 if rented. Address j.
h. Staubus, agent, or 81. q. Hughes,
Jackson, Mimi, owner. 3-27.
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Spring Term

at the Estherville Business College
will open Monday, April 9Th. Com
mence your course then. School con.
tinues during the summer. Summer
School will begin June 9Th. A
teachers reveiw, and regular Short.
hand and Commercial courses. For
particulars address E. E. Strawn
Estherville, Iowa.
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For Sale

The best stock and grain farm in
this part of the state. Dwelling is
modern and up to date with steam
heat and a good water system; gaso-
line engine and feed mill. Price SIS
per acre, easy terms. 2 miles from
town. F. H. Lyon.
Angus Bulls at hard time prices
for the next 80 days.
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~ Local News. ~.

Your spring suit now ready. Ster-
ling Bros.
Mrs. VIM. Devaney visited her sis
ter at BigeIow Tuesday.
Jas. Chermack of Route did trad
ing in town last Saturday.
a. IL. Lambert one of the pioneers
Of Dewald, was in the city Tuesday.
The SWEETEST hue of suits and over
spring 1908. Sterling Bros.
O. H. Nystrom, of Bigelow town
ship, was in the city Tuesday doing
trading.
Born-On Wednesday, March 25,
1908, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. aagberg,
a daughter.
G. W. and Dave Hutton of Route
were in the city last Saturday doing
trading.
Louis Olson was among the many
Bigelow people in the city last Satur-
day doing traing.
A. S. Firth, one of the prominent
farmers of Lorraine, was a Worthing-
ton visitor Saturday..
Lee Leonard has bought a resi-
dence property on Mcmillan street
and moved in last week.
G: a. Ager, Of Minneapolis, spent
a number Of days here the first of the
week visiting his parents.
Misses Esther and Nellie johnson
of Indian Lake we're in this city last
Saturday on shopping trip.
Dave Herline, the bonanza farmer
of section Z, Worthington township,
was in town Saturday on a trading
trip.
Notice-All parties are hereby eau
toned that no fishing or hunting will
be allowed on my premises, the sci of
section IS, Worthing:on township.
Chas. Anton.
Mrs. Frank Glasgow returned last
week from visit at her old home at
Graceville, this state, and sojourn
in the twin cities and Chicago, where
she studied springand summer styles.
for 1908. She also bought large
stock Of goods for this seasons trade.
H. r. Rockwell of Fairmont was in
the city on business Tuesday. Mr..
Rockwell and his palmer, j. A. Al
berts Of Luverne, have made applica-
ton for saloon license for their old
stand, and we understand Mr.. Rock
we'll expects to move back here ia that,
event. =. "
The Worthington Chapter Of Royal
Arch Masons held a very interesting
session last Monday evening, when.
the Royal Arch degree was conferred
on j r. Ramage Of Spokane, " " ].
Larson Of Wilmont and Newton Faus.
.kee Of this city. The ceremonials were
followed By q banquet at the Worth
.1ngton, which proved q very q eight
=ful affair The fol- lowing out of town
Masons were ia attendance: Az. B.
Williams, Z. a. Fall llgattar, @. ". Bee
ker Wilnlont; NJ. g. " Wyatt. Bigelow'
md p. T. Sisson of Reading.
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s. s. Glass AT Home"

Mrs. Frank Deans Sunday schoo
OF boys gave an "at home'' last Fri
day evening in the parlors of the NJ
b. church, which was attended by
about 100 young people, A numbe'
of contests furnished amusement fo1
the evening, and light refreshments
were served.
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Notice Of Application for LiquorLicense
state cf Minnesota. county 81 Nob1e. WI.

State cf Minnesota, County of Mobiles, VIII
1age Of Worthingto .-ss.l s5 s2sss#.
Notice is hereby given, that application has
been made in writing to the Common Council
Of said Village Of Worthnigton and fled In
my Office, praying for License to sell Intoxi-
eating Liquors for the term commencing on
April 18th, 1905. and terminating on ArpiI
4 18th, 1909, by the following persons, and at
the following places, as stated in said appai-
cations, respectively. to-wit:
8 By j.xF. Bowman in the room on the s
lower floor of the brick store building sit 81
3 rated on Lot &C., Block 10y Of the origi-
4 nal plat of the Village Of Worthingto
#$ Minne5ota. .sssS5.s
Said applications viii be heard and deter
mined by said Common Council Of the Vii
lag of Worthington at the special meeting in
the Village Office in said Village Of Worthing-
ton ~ Mobiles County and State of Mime
sofa. on Saturday the 11th day Of April A.
D. sOs, at O'Clock e. M, of that daY. "a
Witness my hand and seal of Village OF
WortMngton this 26thd day Of March Al. d.
1908. .s
| Richard H. Torrance.
ls1AL1 VII age Recorder.
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Band Concert

The concert given last Friday even
ing by the Worthington Cornet band
in the anex to the Lutheran church
wasa splendid success. The band
selections were beautifully rendered
and we'll received, as were number
OF songs and recitations. The pro-
ceeds were S42.25.
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Final Came,

The final basket ball game of the
season will be played at the pavilion
in the park tomorrow night by the
Heron Lake and Worthington high
school boys teams. A great game is
promised. Don't miss it.
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Thos. Hutton was in from Route 3
Tuesday doing trading.
Banker G. r. West of Brewster was
a business visitor At the county seat
yesterday.
Paper hanging, cleaning and paint
ing. Leave orders at CLANCY & Mac
kay's. Fred Moll. Al
For the man that cares, Hirsh
Wickwire hand tailored clothes 1903
styles. Sterling Bros.
S. A. Voss one of the solid farmers
of Bigelow township did trading at
the county seat Tuesday.
Hats, all the latest of the season,
ask to see the new pan-telescope for
young men. Sterling Bros.
strayed-About March |, red 2
year old heifer, red spots. Finder
please notify Clyde Williams, Rt. 8,
City. ...s...--. 4-s
| Mrs. J. P: Bfltgen went 70 Bigelow
last Saturday afternoon and visited
her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Salstrom
over Sunday.
Geo. W. Allen and family, of Fort
bod ge, Ia., are here on a visit to his
parents, Col. and Mrs. Allen of the
Lakeveiw house.
Geo. W. Beam and family left on
Wednesday for their home at Spo.
kane. after visit of three weeks at
the home of John A. Atkinson.
Albert Amondson has moved into
one Of the Darling cottages on Hum
iston avenue. Bert Thurber has NOV
ed into the dwelling he vacated.
F5rSale-seed timothy, thoroughly
cleaned. Mimi. No. 25 Seed fax.
Good seed barley.
Mrs. Fl. A. Bassett,
Rushmore, MINI.
The Advance has been requested
to call attention to the fact that the
outer doors of the Masonic hall open
inwards, which is contrary to law.
The change should be made before
any accident occurs.
Vic Anderson returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he marketed
two carloads of fat cattle which
brought the fancy price of $6.25 per
cwt. Mr.. Anderson claims the palm
for high prices for this section.
The Patterson-Erickson Co. this
week sold three of their high grade
registered Percheron stations. One
to A. P. Voight, of Window, for
$1,000, another to Andrew Anderson,
Of Bigelow, for about the Same price,
and another to Alex Wilson,
Strayed-A bay mare about S yrs.
old, with email white spot on fore
head, one white hind foot, weighing
about $50 lbs. Had on buck-skin
halter when last seen. Finder please
notify 81. $. Meyers, Worthington,
Minn. ;. 8. 81. III.
Peter and Albert Swanson, Henning
Grand and Clyde Williams returned
last Monday from Bowman county,
n. D. where they took homesteads.
The boys are favorably impressed
with that section and think they have
struck good thing. We hope II will
pan out we'll for them.
will hold my grand opening Of
spring milliner on Saturday, March
l28. and will show nice display OF
Imported and domestic pattern hats;
Ialso fine line Of spring milli-
merry novelties. All the ladies Of Wor-
Itbington and vicinity are invited.
Mrs. Frank Glasgl low.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
Married Al Princeton.

Sunday afternoon in the psrlors Of
the Princeton Hotel a double wed
ding occurred in which Mr.. W. T.
Patterson and Miss Lille Eberle,
Mr. James Morrow and Miss Pearl
Avis, We're the principals, says the
Princeton Leader. Rev. j. T. Stub
blefeld, of the Princeton Methodist
church was the officiating clergyman.
The home of the brides is Salem,
Livingston county, while the grooms
reside at Wheatcroft, Webster coun-
ty. The brides are cousins and the
grooms are fast friends.
The young people came to Prince
ton over the Evansville division Of
the | C., on the noon train, and
after the marriage left on The 2:40
train for Wheatcroft, where the
young men are engaged in the min
ming business. Princeton Leader.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
MODERN WOODMEN
ELECT OFFICERS.

Marion Camp No. 1876 Modern
Woodmen of America, met at Odd
Fellows Hall in regular session.
Tuesday night December first Off
GERS for the ensueing year were elect
ed and future work of the order was
planned.
The year part has been most
prosperous one, and the ensueing
year promises to be more prosper
GUS
Following are officers elected for
the ensuing year:
U. G. HUGHES, Past Consul,
j. W. FLYNN. Consul,
CLEVELAND STONE, Adviser,
f. A. BUTLER, Banker,
W +. MINER Clerk.
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LESLIE BlBB. Escort.
l. q. TAi LOR, Wrchmsp,
A VI HENRY. sentry
ROBERT HOpG rs, Chief fos
.or
fREDONlA.

One oi the pretticst home wedding
ever witnessed IN this vicinity was
the marriage Of Miss Ruby Rice to
d.. Broekmeycr. at the home Of
Walter Young. near Bethel Church
Wednesday at high noon, only a fcs
OF the most eminent friends and rel.
auves OF the popular young couple
were present. The ceremony was
performed by Rev NJ. T.. Miller, Of
Marion. aud the happy couple lef, a,
once for Sturgis the home Of the
home.
Mrs. Ophclia Dorroh and baby Of
California, were visiting friends and
relatives here last week DR.. Dorroh
moved from this place to Csliforni.
about one year ago.
The meeting at the PrcsbyterIsn
church which has been in progres for
sometime closed Sunday.
To save money on Flour and Meal
buy Of Of ;. &. Bennett q Son
W. 7. Oliver shipped a carload Of
cattle from here Saturday.
W. ;. Rice and wife spent Sunday
with relatives IN Princeton.
The meeting at New Bethel church
closed Sunday with bap,ising there
we're fourteen bapt,sed.
W. =. Spicard and wife will leave
this week for CALIFORNIA for the bens.
ut OF Mrs. Spichards health.
Owen Boar, Of Dycusburg, was
here Wednesday.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10

oerulesn than were her feelings
when, in her fathers care, she start.
ed homeward.
Ella reached union station alone
and commenced watching incoming
trains with many inquiries and much
evidence Of anxiety. Policeean
Weaver noticed her blue SUIT and hat
aud questioscd her She told him
man was coming from Osensboro.
Ky, to marry her. She admitted
having left home without her parents
snowledge. Weaver decided the
best place for the gIrl was with Ma
tron Hunter Ella unwilling went
to the matron's room ADD was there
when her father, Elmer Sander,on.
of/Paducah. arrived on an evening
train. Inquiring for her.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Devotional Meeting To Be Held Al
n. {. Church, Dec. 18Th,
1908.

Subject, "What the spirit saith
unto the churches. Rev. 2: 7, II,
II, 80. 3: 6, l3, 90.
Leader, Miss Marcia King.
Opening song.
Responsive Psalm %
Sentence Prayers concluding with
the Lords Prayer.
Scripture Lesson.
1.-The spirits message to the
church to-day" by the Leader.
Quartet, by Misses Lawson, Suth-
erland, Pickens and Bernice Driskill.
The Offices Of the spirit" by the
pastor.
"How does the Spirit speak to the
churches today2" by Miss Daisy
Smart.
Song.
Voluntary talks.
Announcements.
Benediction.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
Leases Fine Farm.

The Lexington correspondent Of
the Courier journal says:
"lrvin II. Wheatcroft, a Canadian
millionaire, who owns the St. James
Stable, now racing at Los Angeles.
and who recently bought the stations
Cosarious and Imp Yorkshire Lad,
and about one hundred thorough
bred brood mares at the sales here,
has leased 300 acres of the famous
Wood burn farm. in Woodford county,
and will establish his stud there.
Mr.. Wheatcroft had at first intended
to ship the stock to his farm on ST.
James Island, in British Columbia,
but as he has leased Woodburn farm
for year, they will remain in Ken.
lucky at least that long
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
W. 0. W.
Monday Night, Dec. a.
Election OF OFFICERS.

Sovereign w. II. Clark is
now Consul Commander of
Rosewood Camp, No. -. He
has been Consul Commander,
of the Marion Camp. for a
number of years, has caused
to be erected. five monuments
in the New Cemetery in Mar
ion, to mark well" the last
resting place of true woodmen.
has lead hundreds through the
mystic Forest of Woodcraft,
throughout Western Kentucky
He is Chairman Of the Law
Committee on Bylaws and
Constitution for tn e Head
Camp-at-l large. for the State
of Kentucky. During the past
eighteen months, Rosewood
Camp has lead ninety strang
ers thru Forest and has issued
in this t i m e, One Hundred
Thousand 600. OO0) Dollars
Of insurance. This Camp now
has a membership Of 1873.
IL r.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
VIM. ADAMS, ST., DEAD
Aged Citizen, OF The Chapel Hill
Section, Crosses The Dark
River.

IN. Adams, one Of the county
most respected citizens and oldes
men died Monday, Dec, 7th, at tn,
home of Mr.. Forest Oliver, neal
Fran ces, where be was visiting, he
having gone there to attend q meet
ing at Oliver school house conducted
by his pastor, Rev. A j Thompson
assisted by Rev. Jas. +, Price. Mr.,
Adams and his good wife were both
in good health when they left their
home three miles south OF Marion
last Saturday to attend meeting and
spend few days with friends near
Frances, at Oliver School House.
He was taken i'll that night at church
and rapidly grew worse until relieved
OF his suffering by death Monday.
The funeral and interment took
place Tuesday at Chapel Hill and
we're conducted by Rev. A. j.
Thompson, the pastor, and was at
tended by large concourse Of friends
Mr.. Adams was born in Robertson
county, Tennessee, Nov. Bird, 1923.
he came to this county in early man
hood and was married to Miss Man
lena Hill, daughter of the late
James l.. Hill. Sne with four sons
survive him, j. &; W. &C A and
J. 7. Adams, four of Crttenden
'ountv's representative farmer be-
ng his sons.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10

Jerry Porter, Of Clinton. Ky orig
inator Of Porter's "ruf Glass lamp
chimneys, which have a national
fame in their merits is now putting
on the market. Porter's "Tuf Steel
Razors, each razor bearing Mr. Port
er's name on the blade, and he is
advertising it as the best Razor made
and the people are going to believe
just what Jerry Porter says about
il. ~ It
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10

The subscription price of the
CRITTENDEN RECORD. Press is land
has been since the consolidation Of
the two pspers,) $3.50 per annum,
however, to subscribers who renew
for 1909 (and pay up all arrears we
will give the 81. 90 rate until Christ
mas.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10

are not paid right away, | will be
compelled to instruct my deputies to
levy as they 90. | have been as
kind and lenieut with all as posi-
bly, can. have given YOU repeated
warnings, and now the time has
come when | must close up the years
business.
Hoping that You will take time by
the forelock and come at once and
settle your taxes, and save yourselves
cost. and myself modification.
Yours Respectfully,
2S 81 J. +. FLASARY.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
Change In Date Of COun.
~ Union Equity Meeting.

On account Of the state convention
Of the American Society Of Equity
meeting to be held on Jan. 18th,
1909 the county will meet on the
first Saturday in Jan. instead of the
second Saturday. All local unions
ale requested to send delegate to this
county union meeting.
A. 7. WOLFE, Pres.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
PaduCah Maiden ThWarted
By Her Father

st. Louis, Mo, Dec. 4 Fila
Sanderson, II years of age, Of Padu-
cab, KY, all in blue, saw her ro-
nance fade when her father reached
St. Louis ahead of the man she ex-
pected to marry. The hue feather
on her blue hat was not deeper
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
Obituary charges.

Twenty lines free if subjects fami-
ly aresubscribers. II not sent in
by subscriber, 5 cents a line for
each line. To regular subscribers 8
cents Inc for all over twenty lines.
In each and every case, cash to ac-
company the copy, no exceptions.
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TIL URSDAY, Dec, 10 1908.

No man is as good as he might be
il he does not strive each day to be
better than he is.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
Tax Payers Of Critten.
den Co, Take Warning.

To all who have not settled their
taxes for the ysar 1905, you will
kindly take warning that this is my
last notice to be given. Ifyo1r taxes
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10
WANTED, Furs, Hides and Ginseng.

will be in Marion, Ky, every
Saturday and pay top prices in cash.
W. B. STENBRIDGE.
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Notice TO NOn- Residents
And Other Tax PAYERS,

All persons. or corporations know.
ing themselves liable for taxes in
this county and those whe have been
called on, aud also those knoglng
them to bs tax payers are notified 20
call on me at once at Marion. Ky.,
and list all property, and failing to
do 10, your names will be handed to
the board Of tax supervisors which
meets lst Monday in Jan. 1909
j. A DAVIDSON,
II Assessor of Crittendcn Go.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-12-10

ANTED--I Hustler in each coun.
ty as agent for good line of lubricat.
ing goods and paints. Liberal com
mission to reliable men.
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Cleveland, D.