The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-01-24
LOCAL..

Call and examine our Oak and Cherry
Lumber ut NAMAKAGON Co.
Look out for the new advertisement
Of the Railway companies.
All those wishing to buy lumber, call
at the NAMAKAaoN COMPANY.
Geo. ". Wilson and L. NJ. LANCE are
in st. Paul on business before Gov.
Merriam.
Tie pay car passed through WORTH
jngton on Tuesday and made the rail-
road boys happy.
The Ladies Aid Society of the n. E.
church will meet with Mrs. Taylor on
Friday, at 2 Pm.
One Hundred and fifty gallons Of
paint at THE NAMAKAaoN. the old
stand of A. &. Shepard & Co.
Land dealers are keeping Walter
Aagaard pretty busy looking 1T land In
various parts Of Mobiles county.
Nr. Andrew Hamilton, OF Graham
Lakes, was in the city on Tuesday on
business at the Worthington Mill Co.
Mrs. Holley, OF Sioux Falls, came
homo Wednesday to spend a few days
with her parents. She returned Satur.
day.
Lake View House: O. W. Freeman,
Nelson Scott. ]. F. Cass, William Craw.
Icy, James Baird, G. T. Buick, 8. N.
Wilson.
Mr.. Peter Becker, conductor on the
"nx Falls passenger, is laying off on
account Of i'll health. Mr.. Vos-
burg takes his place.
Mr.. Fred Mohl. wide awake real es-
tate man of Adrian, paid our sanctum
visit last week. He means business,
and has the push to make it 90.
Messrs. Kindlund and Samuelson
received their stock of Wall Paper,
Borders, and Decorations Inst Tues
day. Give them a call. % lit
Worthington Hotel: G. G. Grand
all and wife; Miss Nellie McMa1tin, R.
W. Rossiter, g. E. Lee, J. H. Denton,
f. W. Butler, H. E. Grooves, B. F..
Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D.Sanborn, of Alton
Iowa, were the guests of the family of
Aug. Peterson this week. Mr.. San-
born is telegraph operator at that
place.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and
Northern Railway advertise a trip to
Gen. Harrison's Inauguration for one
fare. See Mr.. Hannegan's advertise
ment.
Mr.. Merry, passenger agent of the
Illinois Central, calls ATTENTION to New
orleans as a comfortable place in win
tor and offers liberal rates to those
wishing to go there.
The subject of the Union meeting at
the Congregational Church on Wed
nesday, Jan, 3Oth is Prayer for Colleges
and other Schools Of Learning. This
day will be observed all over the land
Arthur Clayton Anderson, was the
name pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Franzen,
pastor Of the Lutheran church, at the
baptism of Sheriff Anderson's youngest
son, which took place at the Sheriff's
residence last Sunday. Success to the
boy.
At the M. E. church on last Sunday
eleven were received on probation,
twelve were baptized and two received
in full connection. The pastor desires
all who were received and those who in.
tend uniting with the church to be pre-.
sent next Sunday.
The following members of the G.. 4.
r. went to st. Paul ON an earlykrain on
Wednesday to attend the encampment
to begin there on their arrival: Frank
Glasgow, r. r. Miller, l.. B. Bennett,
J. A. Town. l.. N. Tango, Jno. III.
Scott, DR.. Barber and August Peterson.
Rev. L. Stapf, a minister of the
Evangelical Association, is holding
religious meetings every day at one
o'clock, P. NJ, at the Hall Of the
Young Peoples Christian Association.
Mr.. s. breaches in the German Ian.
xuaee, and all who can understand
a; i'm are cordially invited to attend.
The service on next Sunday will be at
10 so A. N.
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