The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-30
LOCAL..

books ana Stationery ~
E. E. WARREN's.
Mr.. Geo. Curtis 10 quite sick.
Mr.. Henry Holmes Of Seward was in
Sewn on Monday.
Bargain days ut Mrs. Paisley's on
Fridays and Saturdays. Aft.
Arthur, tho seven months old son Of
Sheriff Anderson, is quite i'll.
.Alabastine and Gypsine. for calsom-
ining at E. E. WARREN's.
Miss Sadie May, of Window, is in
town on visit to MISS Effie Coon.
For RENT-Two rooms over my
store. +. +. WARREN.
Mica Browns at l5c per double roll
1T Kiudlund & Samuelson. 1t.
Rev H. H, Hart, of St. Paul, was
one of our callers on Wednesday morn.
ing.
General Claim Agent E. L. Poole, of
the Omaha railway, WAS here on Mon
DAY.
DR.. Crig,er spends part Of this week
practising his profession at Jackson,
Mimi.
1000 double rolls of wallpaper latest
designs just received at Kindlund Il
Hsmuelson. 1t.
The Ladies Aid society of the N. E,
church meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. 4. NJ. Forbes.
Tho Lottie Holmes colored combina'
ton, ten in number, stopped at the
Worthtngton House.
Miss Mary Lewis Sundayed at home
and returned to KAvaranzt Monday
where she is still teaching.
Miss Gertrude Young, of Nevada,
Ohio. . sister Of Mrs. Prof. Hobbs, is
On . visit In Worthington.
M. Joseph Ware il now in Worth
inston on visit to his mother and his
Asothos, Rev. C. ). Ware.
Mr.. Thomas Rogers. Of Bainbridge.
n. r., . brother to Mrs. T. l.. Mitchell,
10 on visit in Worthington.
Mrs. &. r. Porter, of Sioux City,
Sundayed here with her husband and
friends and returned to Sioux City
Monday.
Hurd and Do W of have put in a new
counter in their store room, and made
their market look very neat aud at
trIctive.
Mis-: 8. H. IIildreth returned home
on W ednesday from Sioux Falls. where
she; has been visiting her daughter
:.tMrs.: Littleheld.
a,iSi1s. Paisley was at Spirit lake on
Last Saturday on business trip, and
.xbes tn Esterville next Saturday with
xsppply of elegant fancy goods for the
people Of that vicinity.
The Worthington Mill Company
have added another man to their force,
Charles Burr, :from Wisconsin. He is
Impractical miller. having worked ut
tie, trade since = boy. =
we had the pleasure; OF short inter.
Vtaw with Eiitor Miller. of the Lu-
verne Herald on Mondav morning.
Ills onice and paper give signs of enter:
prise and PROSPERITY.
?, The work of grazing the Fifth Nv.
:s:enue. Of the city Of Worthington il
:pregressing finely. When the work IL
Home the avenue will be one Of the best
dtiveways in the town.
:. Mr.. q. Afford has bought the boat
f:house and its ont6t Of small boats from
%*its Lite proprietor Mr.. Loyeless.~ HI
will l'o happy to wait upon all whit
): Wish 10 take recreation on the water.
:: The la.lies Of the NJ. E. church arr
preparing in tho near future to give NJ
- establishment representing the dds.
',trtct school Of fifty years ago." II
promises to be one OF the funniest
things Of the season.
j. o.. LARSON, Section 20, Indiav
3. Lake township, will he happy to wai
on customers for Ehret's Patent Roof
ling NJ his residence on every day o,
the week hrt Saturday. That day il
],ia sabbath, and he makes this an.
nomncement to avoid disappointment
!. ofn oallsrs not acquainted with his Gus.
ON Is keeping the seventh, day. 5
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