The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-02-21

A very pleasant party was gathered
on Friday evening last at the residence
of Mr.. Frank E. Littlefeld. The occa-
sion was the celebration of Mrs. Eva
Littlefield's birthday, occurring on
that day. Mrs. L. is the daughter Of
Mr.. S. A. Hildreth. The company
numbered about Fifteen couple, who
amused themselves as young people
know how to do. Those who were
present sincerely wished the lady many
returns of this anniversary.
The following from the pen of Mr..
l.. p. Bardwell, editor of THE MARION
lOWA) PILOT, will, we believe be of
interest to many of our readers. He
says: 1T is with pleasure that certify
to the real merits Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. have used it in my
family for years and have always found
it most excellent, and especially for
colds. Group and sore throat. It is safe
and effective. For sale by Q. w. Smith.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches of Rushmore began u series
Of union meetings on Sunday last.
The NJ. e. Quarterly meeting was held
on that day and the meetings will be
continued as long as the interest of the
occasion requires. Revs. Hare, Har-
rington, and Hartzell will assist Rev.
Mr.. Goodell, the resident minister,
when their other engagements will per-
NIT.
There was a happy gathering last
night at the residence of Lieut.. II. B.
Plotts, to witness the wedding OF Mr..
w. l. Humiston and Miss Lille Glass.
Rev. g. S. Ware, Rector of the Episco-
pal Church, was the officiating clergy
man. The happy couple are among the
most highly esteemed members of the
young society of Worthington and both
connected with pioneer families. The
oest wishes and most hopeful prophecies
follow them rs they embark on the
voyage of life together.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give an entertainment at the G. A.
r., hall on Thursday the 2lst inst.
There will be music and recitatlons.
Supper with ice cream IS cents. Oys-
tiers and fruit extra. Refreshments
will be served from to II O'Clock p
NJ. The literary and musical enter
ment will begin at o'clock.
On Tuesday of this week, our prede-
cessor on the ADVANCE, Mr.. A. P.
Miller, with his family. left on the Bur-
lington train for Ohio. Mr.. Miller
will spend few days in Chicago; from
thence he will probably 60 to Toledo,
for brief visit among old friends in
that city. His ultimate point is Fair.
field county, o., where his aged mother
resides. His purpose is to re-
turn to Worthington as soon as his
duty to his mother will permit. and
when he returns he expects to engage
in some business in Worthington, AS he
has great faith in the business future
Of the community of which he was one
of the founders. Our people will be
glad to hear from him, and must ever
regard with interest one whose best
years were spent in endeavors to pro-
mote the interests of this country.
Mr.. H. b. Wypne, of Whiteville.
Tenn. IS one Of the many druggists
who recommend Chamberlain's Cogh
Remedy. because they know it is re-
liable. Mr.. Wynne says: II have sold
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
take easure in recommending it to
the general public, as being medi-
cine of great worth and merit. The
manufacturers Of this remedy certainly
have been great benefact"rs to suffer-
ing humanity" 1t does not dry up
cough or cold; but loosens and relieves
it, freeing the system Of all bad effect
of the cold. For sale at 50 cents per
bottle, by O. w. Smith. ILL.,
WANTED A capable girl to do
Homework for family of three. APP
NJ.