The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-17

To Let-50 acres of breaking, for
fax. B. F. Young, Reading.
Co. Supt. L. W. Abbott visited
schools in Elk township last week.
Lynn Evans was on the sick list
couple Of days the first of the week.
Suits for spring, in all the new
shades of the season. Sterling Bros.
Albert Hactor of Indian Lake was
in Worthington last Friday on bust
ness.
Editor Cbas. Hamstreet OF Rush
more was Worthlngton visitor Tues.
day.
Arthur and Chas. FIentje of Round
Lake, visited in Worthipgton on We'd
nesdav.
S. Wilcox one of the pioneers of
Elk township was in the city Monday
doing trading.
County Attorney E. j. Jones made
trip to st. Paul Monday on legal and
other business.
Rev. F. B. Cowgirl, of Redwood
Fal'e, was an overnight guest at Wor-
Ellington Tuesday.
Christ Cramer and wife, of Bloom
township, were in the city Wednes
day on trading trip.
Fred Vollman and Chas. Antriter,
Of Round Lake, were Worthington
visitors on Wednesday.
Ben Schwartiug, the famous long
shoreman of Round Lake. was at the
equity seat Wednesday.
Loren Clark made trip to Apple
ton, this state, to look after his inter-
est in farm he owns there.
Gus Selberg, one of the substantial
farmers of Ransom township, trans
acted business at the county seat last
Friday.
| 81. r. Schwartwood will leave next
Monday for Rapid CITY, S. D., to look
over business proposition he has
under consideration.
Jos. Mackay came over from Lu-
verne on Wednesday, and left in the
evening for Mankato TO join Mays or.
cbestra for a trip On the road:
| Miss Anna Flentje, who has been
employed in the register of deeds Of
fee fer some weeks, returned to hel
no me at Round Lake on Tuesday.
| Col. J.. A. Town went to St, Pau
Sunday night, where he attended a
case before the supreme court on Mon
day. From there he went to Ovation
pa to visit friends.
| DR.. w. P. TenBroeck of Faribault
preached splendid sermon at the
Episcopal church last Sunday even
ing. The doctor was accompanied Oh
the trip by Mrs. TenBroeck, who re
manned until Tuesday, the guest of
her SOD, Rev. R. c.. TenBroeck.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. A. Cohoon re-
turned last Friday from Blue Earth
City, where they had been called to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Cohoou's
father. The old gentleman died very
suddenly, having been i'll only few
hours. He had reached the advanced
age of rs years.
B. F. Young came down from Elk
on Wednesday looking for a wife,
having kept bachelors hall since the
first of February, when he returned
from California. Mrs. Young accom-
panied him on the trip and remained
there until this week. Mrs. Young
failed to arrive on the afternoon train,
and Mr.. Young felt rather blue over
the prospects of having to return
home alone.
No place like home. and no home
like your own home. MIR. Renter go
west and buy quarter or half section
of land at $500 to $500 per acre on
easy terms, where you have coal at
I.00 per ton, pure spring water, soil,
a black loan with clay cub soil. One
crop will clear the land the first year.
No investment SO absolutely sure as
land. See the Western Land Secu-
rites Co.'S representative, A. NJ.
1Gregerson. Next excursion May 5th.
Cattle wanted to Pasture-I have a
pasture of about 900 acres, all fenced
with three and four wires, known as
/ the a bbott pasture. in Indian lake.