The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-07-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCAL NEWS
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H. G.. Kuehne of Elk was in the
city last Saturday doing trading.
A. r. Beilkey, the Reading mer-
chant was in the city last Monday.
John Wilson returned yesterday
from bis trip to Spokane and Seattle.
Miss McCue, of Belle PLANES, has
taken position in Hart and Co.'S
store.
Miss Minnie Kiel, of Chicago is
visiting her sister, Mrs. 81. G. Kuehne
in Elk.
Stewart Hart is making a trip
through Iowa buying wool for the
Hart Commission Co.
Banker R. J. Jones of Reading
transacted business at the county seat
between trains, last Monday.
Rev. W. A. Dennis and family of
Luverne, arrived the first of the week
to 60 into camp for the Chautauqua.
B. B. Austin, of Des Moines, a., is
a guest at the Smallwood home. Mr.
Austin is a nephew of Mrs. Small
wood.
Mrs. Theo Bahls and daughter, Of
Round Lake, passed through Worth
ington, Saturday on their way up to
Minneapolis.
F. A. Trip the Round Lake mer-
chant passed through town Tuesday
on his way to St. Paul to attend the
state convention.
Mr.. Frank W. Hill, Mr.. Jack G. Hill
and Mrs. R. Mailing were called
home on account Of the serious i'll
ness of their father Mr.. G.. W. Hill.
Did you sec the eclipse of the sun
Sunday forenoon? The moon passed
across the lower half of the sun OBJ
securing about fifth of the luminary
Tomorrow is the glorious Fourth,
and it's observance in Worthington
will be marked by the opening of the
Chautauqua, which continues until
the 18th.
There will be special service in
St. Johns Episcopal Church Sunday
morning at half past nine, Rev. W.
A. Dennis and Rev. W. II. Pond will
oficiate.
Remember the great musical at
traction of the coming Chautauqua
is the two concerts by the lines great
orchestral band on July 9th. Don't
miss them. Single admission for the
day will be so cents.
Chas. Pannell of Drinkwater, Can.
is home on a visit to his parents, anc
will remain until after the Chautau-
qua. Mr.. Pannell IS enga ged in the
implement business at Drinkwater II
partnership with his brother Clark.
Laurence Essa, the Ellsworth hote
man, was sent to the county Jail fol
rinety days for drunkenness few
weeks ago, was bailed out last week
on condition that he take the Keely
cure.
County Superintendent Abbott
went to Rushmore Saturday to confer
with the school board in regard tt
making the temple of learning grad
ed school. It will open up as sucl
next fall.
Geo. Wiedman, wife and daughter
returned on Tuesday from the ir visit
at Peoria. The head camp Of the
Modern Woodmen was in session al
Peoria last week, and Mr.. Wiedman
took in part of the meetings and the
attending festivities.
The coming Worthington Chautau
qua promises to set a new mark ir
several respects. The program costs
so percent more than last year and
the attendance will correspond. The
outlook for splendid session is very
flattering.
Tuesday July 9TH will be Order O
Eastern Star day at the Chautauqu;
grounds, All members and thei
families are expected to report at O
E. S. headquarters with filled basket
where basket dinner and suppe
will be served. By the secretary.
On July list the Worthipgton Post
office was made second class offic
the salary went to $4,000, and Post
master Coughran is given an assist
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