The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-23

S0AANos
Miss Clara Searle. formerly Of Gene
va, New York, now of Minneapolis.
visited for . few days with Mrs. p.
Christianson.
If you are in need OF . carpet you
viii and \ new aud excellent sssort-
ment ut Wyckoff's. From Rag car
to y Wilton Velvet. at prices cheaper
than ever before offered.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Brinke.hoff were
the guests of Mr. J. II. Cakes and
family, returning to Chicago on Tues
day. Mr.. Brinkerhoff is a local freight
agent of the Northwestern Railway.
G. l.. Peterson at Round Lake will
receive orders for ]. o. Larson from
those wishing to procure Ehret's Pat
ent Roofing. Samples will be left at
the Round Lake store for inspection.
Mrs. w. u. Stone and wife, their son
Harry, and their daughter Nellie, left
for Detroit, Mich, on Tuesday. They
have been visiting with Mr.. J. II. Cakes
and family.
l.. D. Snyder, Station Agent at Sioux
Falls Junction, resigned and Was re-
lieved on Monday by Mr.: Half from st:
Peter MIMI. Mr.. Snyder went from
there to Belle PLANES to relieye the
Agent there few days.
Mrs. Kiesell has introduced the sum-
luxury of the milk Shake" into our
city, ut considerable expense for the re-.
quisit machinery Mrs. Kissell has pre-.
pared to serve the people with this
metropolitan beverage. Call and try
it. Encourage home enterprise.
mir. H. Stevens, of Adrian, son of F.
A. Stevens. our respected County Clerk
has taken q situation as engineer in
tho Worthintton Mills. lie will enter
mon his duties ut once. Welcome to
Worthington.
Call and examine the Victor Corn
Cultivator for sale hy J. D. Humiston
2w
The NJ. E. Church social on Friday
night utilized the vacant Lewis dwell.
ling. A large and happy company was
gathered. Instead Of vocal exercises
a mum" social was had-those break.
ing silence paying fine for tho prlvi-
lege of speech. Before the evening
was over every one present contributed
to the penal fund. The occasion was
highly enjoyed.
Mr.. AEON Forbes has returned from
Chicago, after torrying month with
Prof. Fares. who practices what ID
termed the "Vital Electric" system,
and NJ. Forbes rejoices in perfectly re-
stored health. lie has had heart dis.
case, and certainly loaks as ii he had
good reason to consider his cure com-
plete. He is now prepared to wait up
on him at his place of business.
A new Drum Corps of twenty men,
bers has been organized. to be under
the drill of Mr.. Fred Heron. It ii
composed Of bright. energetic. public
spit tied young men who will spare nei
Their time nor attention from their I'M
dertaking. We wish them success, and
feel confident they will secure it.
Rev. w. III. Hartzell preached a,
Rushmore on last Sunday, and was tn,
bearer to the Presbyterian church Of e.
beautiful Silver Communion Service
which he presented to them. We ar,
not informed by whose generosity tn
gift came, but it was we'll bestowed
This church Is having = promising
development and growth.
1t would seem that the Walter A
Wood Company have y very attractive
and novel Harvester and Binder t,
offer to their farmer friends this year
judging from the description given i,
their advertisement, and we think j
would be worth any enterprising far
mer's time to investigate in regard t,
the merits of their machines befor
placing their orders. 4O.tf.
| AEON FORBES is the Agent for tn
Walter A. Wood Company, and vii
receive orders for their Harvester an,
Binder, their Reapers, Moving Ma
chimes. and other Farm Manufactures
Frank Martin, of the Globe. tried hi
luck at fishing Mt Round Lake on Sat
urday. He Was rewarded for his skill
and diligence by catch Of four: I'll
size of the fish WIS not reported to US
but we congratulate, our neighbor o.
the acquisition Of good square mes
Of brain nourishing food.
The cases of W. W. Hurd agains
James Matthews, James Maher an
John Butler for forcible entry an
unlawful detainer of a Drug store q
Ellsv orth came before Esq. Bear O
the 9th inst, and the hearing was nd
journed to the 18th inst, when Butte
was dismissed. and Matthews & blahe
were fined ten dollars and costs.
Rev. Holmes and vito, DR.. CIRCLE
and wife; NJ. A. Nichols, Frank Da]
Misses Crandall, Rohrer and Husseltor
with a representative OF the Worth
Ellington ADVANCE in addition, at
tended the district Sunday Scho<
Convention at Luverne whic
WAS u rousinR one, both in size and in
'terrst. TIE Luve5ne people were los
pitab'e and their guests were please
with their reception.
]. y. LARSON, Section 20, India
LIKE township, will M h.npy to Wal
On customers for Ehret's Patent RN,
irg at his residence on every day {
the week hut saturday. That day
his Sabbath, and he makes this On
nnuncrmebt t.. avoid disappointmeu