The Worthington advance. [volume], September 20, 1907, Image 5

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G. T. Bulidk ~«u down |rdm
Beading yesterday.
y^- !m MrasW. C. Wyatt Tinted w&ioux
'(t \City the tint of the week.
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Before yoa get' your fall hat see
the flneline.at Gillette and Detop-
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Av,r* I Worthington visitor last Saturday
•n1 made this
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Otis Bigelow left last week for
hie old home in Connecticut,
where he will spend several weeks
Visiting a brother and:, other rela
tiv^s and numerous friends and
acquaintances.
A reoeption will be. tendered to
the teaohern of the public schools
-jE^ezt Friday, evening, Septf- ^Tth,
at the Presbyterian church It
will be given by the. Union Y. P.
Societies of this city, comprising
the societies of the various ohurch
es. All are cordially invited.
~L{)ST---Somewhere- between the
fair grounds and the Allen House,
grey plaid coat, trimmed with green
velvet aud lead colored 'buttons,
one
button
being
LOCAL NEWS
SamLemen, ot heading, was a Attorney F. Flynn made a trip
ojdler pn Monday. toMankato Tuesday."
Sam Plank, of Ocheyedan, wm at] '*Mlw»|«^^ a«»d Martin
tbe fair last week. drove to Fttida
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Mm. A. G. Lindgren, of Adrian,
had business in probat^ oourt here
Tuesday.'
Dan Qupid is accused of playing
havoc with the force of the^ tele­
phone central
M». A. J. Gillette made a trip to
Heron Lake yesterday with a stock
n^Wy.^-'^!, f"
fNels Larson, of Indian Lake,
iwiight a spreader of the Western
Implement Co. this week. :-t
Mark Graves was over from Ad
rian on business Taeeday, having
businss in the probate oourt.
Jas.. flhanks, of Reward, w*s
Tortbington via
office pi
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I). C. May and wife,of Lake Park,
were guests of A. J. Snyder's tmnneias affairs.
ily last week and attended the fair
here.
sold
avenue, whiob he last spring
,,to Chas.'-M.urphy.
Miss A. P. TenBroecV, of Fan
bault, spent a few days here- this
week, visiting her brother, Rev
C. Bi Ten Broeck.
Herb Noreeta, a clerk in Torranoe
and Son's store, while out hunting
the first of the week, was shot in
the hand by the accidental dis­
charge of hisgohl
The Congreg^^ oi: ttie Biptist
church ata medtii^h^dvle^^ ^ee|c'
hy a
Lake, and Harvejr Abbott, of Mil
ford, la., were guests of Dr. and
Mn. L. R. Gholz last week,.and al­
so attended, the fair^|^^,p|^p
*Guy C. Feldwg, ^of Elk, was in
Worthintgon Monday. He said he
had a mare injured so badly in a
Wire fenoe, lihe other day, th»t he
fears he will lose her.
off.
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Size of coat
for 15 year old girl. Finder please
leave at Worthington State Bank.
Kenneth Petiit earner up from
Sturm Lake Saturday to visit his
i]\ parents and numerous friends over
Sunday. Kenneth is now chief
|v clerjc of the .leading hqtel :at iStonn
IS,,' Lake, whichi«owned by-'his 'uncle,
and he. likes his position6quite well.
Pearl Hunt entertained a number central office is takinjg a vacation
of her young playmates last Satur- this Week, and Miss ^Fairfield and
day in honor of her 10th birthday. Miss Mitchell are doing the' day
birthday
young folks had a pleasant
sj.-time and remembered tbeir hostess-,
with Numerous mementoes of the
occasion^*/ Refreshments^
served.- ,.
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assistant
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Miss Clara £rideaux,'
county auditor, accopanied by her
niece, Mi?s Cl«ta j?eathersi of Lis
more, left last Sunday for a visit to
Dolceville,..Wis?.',. Miss Prideaux's
nati vie towrr. They, went by, Way of
Le^ars^'where'tbey will ^isit Miss
Prideaux.'a. sister,. Mrs W, J. Perry.
JMtes Prideaux hus" for several years
ttnd
been most faithful s^rvaut of Nc- tionists is c^dited with, being on
l-blea county, being always at her spree the first of the week. Let „.
post and always courteous and 6blig- Prof, take up another supscrtption
ing Her Yacatioii is well earma and spud
TiiuMday.iv^v,s i-v
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ot Elk, lost" a valu-
able oelt on day last week.
A. McCraoken returned on
Tuesday &om a trip to Montana.
W. T. Judd of Rushmore, was a
Worthington visitor last Sunday.
Sheriff Ffcuskee made a trip to
Duildee on official buisness Monday..
Miss Mabel Judd, of Rushmore,
was a Worthington visitor Monday.
See the nice line of ready-to-wear
and pattern hats at Gillette and
Dempsey.
A. R. Albertus and family moved
into the Stanley Moote residence on
3rd avenue.
Tour board will ooet you $2 a
week if you attend Mankato Com
meroial College.
Miss Lillian Garmuan, of West
brook, is the night operator at the
telephone centraL
Postmaster C.W. Becker, of Wil
mont. was a guest at the Worth­
ington Saturday.,
C. T.Tupper ia spening a few days
Mtos Anna Johnson, of the Mar­
tin* mercantile store spent Sunday
with her parents, near Lake Uchee
da.
Jas. F. Edwards, of Minot, N.
The L«tz Bros., of Bigelow town.
acorn binder of the
Werten^iEmplement Company last
BtiwwyiS
Henry Onken^ ..Bloom townehyj
took, out aspreader from the Wes-:
lurasuusu1U4ip«iy fondly
afternoon.
Jack Cashell, who has been tour
ing the west the past six weeks, is
expected home the latter partT of
this week.-
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Veltum, and
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Veltum, of St.
James, registered at the Worthinir
toh last Monday.
Rev G. 0. Schmidt left the first
of the week for Redwood/Falls to
attend the annual conference of
the German Evangelical, church
E. F. Prideaux, of Elgin, III.,
was a j^uest of his uncle, Richard, a
few days the first of the week. Mr.
Pj^d^aux was on hit way to Omaha.
Ivan Erickson returned last! Sat­
urday from his trip to tbe Pacific
Coast, He. Visited" several ooast
points and reports a pleasant tup.
Owing
here visiting friends and looking tol, la., Visited Henry Stevens and
family this week.
Beer is reported to be 8 cenitr
glass at Brewster. That's what,
comes of the high price of barley.'
Miss 'Pearl Snyder, of Fulda
Dub. last week wm h»w over Bandw TiritiBg ber
Rev. C. O. Swan spent se
days at Tracy, thesfirst of the week,
conducting miiasibnary meetings.
has succeeded A. J. Brennazf as nesday to take in the races.^ From
manager of the depot lunch coun- there he went to Minneapolis to en
ter the State U.
to the heavy showers on
Sunday night threshing was abMi
doneid tn Monday, and many of the
threshers came to town for the day.
Next Sunday is the last of confer­
ence year in the M. E. Church, and
Rev. Cahoon will leave on Monday
next to attend the annual confer­
ence'. p#-\A
Will Schraeder has bought the P.
H. Brown residence on 3rd avenue.
Will evidently believes in ^e adage
*Get the cage ahd the bir^ will
come to it"
Alma Connor, of* the telephone
Miss Mitchell
Mrs. G. W. Wilson returned last
were Saturday from- a visit with rela
Baiuroaynom vw
ports
Wis
a very enjoyable trip
The official paper of the Prohibi
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her many friends hope she take tne Keeley cure. Where was pire Cream Separator
will have a a pleasant vist at her Marshall Roshon when the furni-'and Cor bin's Dehorning Penmls,
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Corrected to Sept: 5
We-toitc
Flax,......:r....... 11.08 toll.06
Cprn. a« 44cto Bio
Barley. .1..... ,i 6 9 7 8
Wheat, 27o. 2... •*... 64c to 90o
Egge* •, .13c
Batter _•••••• ..... 90c
Hogs..*... ...I5.00-f6.95
Hay tame.. ....... $7.00*^,00
Hay-w^ld. v.............. KS.50-i7.00
Cows and Heiferi. ... .$2.0048.00
StookeM and Feeders*...92.75-98.80
Fred Dring was in from Lorain'
tfoeeday....,'- j,
C. W. Johnsuon^ of Orii:, was in
town Tuesday.
Clurist Peterson and wife, of Wil
mont, were in the city Tuesday do­
ing trading.'
Mrs W. B. Connelly, from Bris-
J. M. Scri^en, of Seward, and J.
R. Tipton, of, Elk, took in the races
at Adrian Wednesday and Thursday
Sam and Wm.Shaw. of Little Rock,
were at the county seat Monday,
having business in the probate
court. '-v.,-
Ed. Lawton went to Adrian Wed-
Lt, Stelle 8. Smith went to Du
luth Sunday afternoon to attend a:
business meetibg OftheState. jNat:
idnal-'Gi^d'^eikicia^oh^-^.^^
^ie vi%p ofitfnoif heldlSSf'
was allowing ^number of billisi.
Jet Smallwood went to Minneap
olis Monday to resume his studies
in the dental college at the State
University.
Ned Jones, of the State Bank,
went to Humbolt, la., last Satur­
day, where he spent a fe sr days vis­
iting, his iarents.
O. W. Tupper, son of'C. T. Tup
per,has entered the State University
at Minneapolis, to take a course in
^mining engineering.
Albert Schmidt aod family and E.
Ml Schwartz and family attended a
mission feist at tbe German Lutheran
church at Brewster Sunday
Floyd Matheson sent one of his
four threshing rigs to Heron Lake
on Tuesday to assist in finishing up
the threshing: in that neighborhood.
Rev. and Mrs J. E. Evans re­
turned last week Iroin northern Wis
con^on. where they spent Mr. Evans'
vacation very pleasantly, visiting old
fnends and scenw^^^-f
Court Reporter J. W. Harper
passed through town Tuesday on
his way from his home at Minne­
apolis to Luverae to attend the
fall term ot court. Mr. Harpe
was a guest of F. t. Huihiston
Several hours between trains.
Tbcf Western Implement Co. had
afine exhibit of gasoline engins,
farm machinery fund vehicles at the
fair last week, and several experts
were on the grounds to show up the
good qualities of the various ma­
The following Worthington. peo­
ple took in the raoes at Adrian Wed
C.
M. Ciandall E. J. Jones, iJ. F.
jB'lynn, Jas. Macbay, C. M. Cory, H.
seeday
tivee and friends in St. Paul, Bosco- oiandall E. J. Jones, .J.
belle and Janesvill, Wis. She re
iSiff .,
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M. T. Rneenberg, of Wilmont* Palmer, Dr. J. N. Gould, Ivan' Er
Worthihgton last ic^son, Albe^rt Levine, Albert Die­
trich, I. F. Relley, J. W. MoBride,
Sunday: on his way to. Peola, N. .. ..
D., to make some improvements Ira Misbler, C. W. W. DowK
on his claim there, preparatwy to Alberts, Thos. Dnfveiy, Jos
moving on the same.
afternoon: J, A. Town,
Humiston,
R.' Tripp, F. L. Humiston, T. A.
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Wm. Dwyer,of Lorain, was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Chas. Haggard has entered the
State Universty this year.
A. E. Hyde, of Bigelow, was in
the city on business Saturday.
Rev. d*Argent, of Reading, was
a Worthington visitor Saturday.
Pat Boyle took three horses over
to the Adrian rapes the first of the
wee*.
Frank Bulick, of Reading, was
registered at tbe Allen House last
Sunday. 'Aj :W~
For Sale—Heating stove, larife
size, for hard or soft ooal. Enquire
of H. B. Lewis.
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less, Will Boddy, David Tripp.
G. B. Hildyard,local manager for
the Ffcirmont Creamery Co., wants
your cream, eggs, pouitr^, fur-,
Hides, iron, copper, brass, lead, rub
up to Minneapolis to ber, and rags. Agent for. the Em-
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The Selling End
Pla ds aod Fancy Dress Goods,
per yard 50( 57C 75C Sf SfiSfl
Plain Panama Dress Goods*
per yard. •, 58C $1 Sl*25 S1.50
Plain Serge Dress Goods.
per yard JOc SI SliS912 09
And a large
sell at per ywrd
If it be an
New fall and winter waists are Here in
endless variety® Plaids and checks in
wool and Wash goods
$1.50 to $3.00
You can buy sKirts cheaper than you
can have them made. Just received "a
lot of the better grade skirts*
as well as he buying part of a business is the most important. But fo
salw, profitable sates, Sales that will satisfy and hold the customers, the rigttttner*
cbapdiB" is absolutely essential. We anticipated a scarcity in. merchandise^ hence
we placed our orders for fall early and are receiving our Fall Goods early.
.have recently received a new line of Fall Dress Goods and Waistings.
HIIB ERCANTILE CO
404 Tenth Street.
Plain Black Kersef Dress Goods,
per yard..
Plain Waistings,
per yard.
F?ake Tricot Waistings,
per yard ... »•..•.. 39(
of Dress Goods to
Auction Bill, remember we turn them out as cheaply
give you a free notice. The nbtice, haviuga largi? circulation, is worth
the bills.
If it be Wedtfing Invitations or Announcementc), RecepfciOii Cards, Calling Cards' or
Private Stationary, the Advance.1has the p.ropet type a«d stock for Wojng- the workl,
to conform to the latest styles.
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If it be Business stationery of auy kind, bear in mind that our stock aud assortment
of type is the largest in the county aud we wijl.guarantee to pl^a-p you on wevj job'.
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