The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-02
LOCAL.
Books and Stationery at

Books and Stationery at
E. E. WARREN's.
Postmaster Bennett went to Heron
Lake on Friday.
Go aud get Gopher Killer at HUN
lsToNs HARDWARE STORE.
Call at II. 7. Torrance's aud get his
cash prices before buying elsewhere.
Miss Alice Durfee has been elected
erssnist Of the Congregational Choir.
Three Offices to Rent at the Agri-
cultural Depot Inquire of j. D. HUM.
1sTON & Co. 81 If.
J. NJ. Templeman, of Watertown,
Dakota, called ut this Office on Friday
Of last week.
Wall paper new designs at
E. E. WARREN's.
Lake View; G. E. limerick; John
Roberts; W. N. Dow; Frank White;
II. W. North.
Mrs. j. L. Rosenberg came home on
Tuesday from Rock VALLEY, Iowa, where
sbe visited friends and relations.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
W0rthington NJ. E. Church will meet
on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Rose.
J.P. Hammerburg. doing business
for johnson aud Aronsen, of Sioux
City, was In town over Sunday.
He Is always a welcome visitor.
Miss Josie Arnold who has spent
most of the past winter with her Aunt
Mrs. Harrington. left for home on
Monday.
Church goers will please take notice
that all evening services in the
churches will begin at O'Clock until
the Autumn months come on.
1.-THE British Isles," Friday night,
From Ocean to Ocean Saturday night,
ut tho Congregational Church. Tickets
Ut tho door p and Is cts.
Mr. Samuel St. John, of Aurelia
Iowa, was in town on Tuesday. He 10
In tho 5addlery aud Harness trade.
Mrs. A. e. Lamport, of Lake vii.
SOD, Murray Co., accompanied by he,
little daughter, spent part of last weel
with her sister, Mrs. II. J. Harrington.
: G.. A. Fizzell. Of Minneapolis an old
friend and teacher of Rev. Harring.
ton WAS ut the depot on Tuesday, on
bis way home from Missouri.
Mr.: r. Holley and bride, of Mime.
spoits wore ut tho Worthington Hotel
on Monday. They wore on their way to
Sioux Falls to visit Mr.. Alex Holly
and family.
Our spring and summer stock Of dry
goods IL complete, and very cheap for
cash. 37-2t H. E. TORRANCE.
Mr.. Fred Mohl, of Adrian, was in
i. town on Tuesday. He recently neeo-
ti"ted the sale Of Ed. Gaines place in
section ls in Olney, Mobiles Co.
Paints, oils, vanish aud ali kinds of
brushes 1T E. E. WARRENs
Among this weeks guests at tie
Hotels were t3e following; Worthinq
ton; E. Cotton; Theo. Jennings; F. E.
Wsmpie; &. V. Cook and family.
2ol. Hayes Of Window came here to
attend the Centennial Union Service
on Tuesday night. The Colonel is an
old soldier and visitor We are ALWAYS
glad to greet.
We congratulate the President of
the Worthington Bank. Mr.. Geo. D.
Dayton, on the minor arrival at his
home last week. 1t is q girl, healthy
and hearty.
FOUND: On Tuesday morning near
the Presbyterian Church, a Sunday
school song book, entitled "Wond
rous Love-" The owner can get it at
the ADVANCE Office.
Kate Crary's illustrated lecture to.
morrow night. Topic 1.-THE British
Isles" shown by calcium light.
Wehavs no hesitation in pronouncinp
th'" one Of the best entertainments
over given in Algona. Their Photo.
graphs are good, their light is perfect
aud Mrs. Crazy is An entertaining
ea'ker. There is but little difference
!, INERT between these and the Stod-
d'rd lectures. which have for years
b,eD so famous In the eastern cities.
-Algona Iowa Gazette.