The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-26
LOCAL..


Lemons twenty cents per dozen at
10 MCMANUs 4 BLY's.
Judge Geo W. Wilson is in Chicago
attending t" legal business.
Prof. Hobbs and family make . Va
cnti"n visit to Minneapolis.
Rev. ! W. Lewis spent Christmas
with his family in Warrington.
Mrs. l.nmp'rt. Of Avoca. il visiting
Rev. Mrs. Harrington this we<k.
Mrs. f. l.. Gillette left on Monday
for visit iu Toledo, Ohio.
A little Boy come to stay on last
Sunday 1t Mr. Mannings.
Mrs G.. r. Porter from Sioux City
was guest 1t tho Lake View House
last Sunday.
Oranges thirty cents per dozen at
10 MCMANUs BLY's.
A faded or gray board may b color
a . Beautiful and natural brown or
black, 1t viii. nv using Buckingham
Dye for the Whiskers.
Mrs. win Buch.n came home on
Monday from long visit among
friends.
Sterling Palm, son Of Mr.. H. n.
Palm, has been seriously III for several
weeks.
Mr.. Mccoy has returned home from
3's business in Minneapolis to spend
Christmas with his family in this place.
60 To F. H. DAYS and sec til
entirely Now Designs in Silverware.
Mia. Eta aud Gertte Torrance are
home from Hamline College to spend
Christmas.
Mr.. Reed, of the Minnesota Loan
and Investment Company, spent Tues
day and Wednesday at St. Paul.
Mrs. Alex. Holley and son arc here
visiting her father, Sheriff Anderson,
over Christmas.
Rev. q. :. Ware, will hold services
At the 1t. Johns Episcopal Church in
Warrington GU next Sunday at the
usual hours. All are invited.
Fr strengthening and bilitatine
tho diarstive organs there Ia no better
ls.ilicine than LaxadOr. At all drug
gists. PEice only rs cents.
Mr. F. q. Stone, Of st. Peter, is sup
plying the Swedish church until the
nrwly elected pastor comes to take
Charge.
Two persons, u husband and wife,
were received into thu NJ. E. church on
Sunday morning. receiving baptism
from the pastor, Rev. H. Harrington.
Mr.. T.. NJ. Brooks and family left on
Monday moving for Cedar Rapids
Lava where they will reside los the
present.
Mr. Orlo Hecox LETT for Denver Colo.
4 Qu,,tl.y afternoon wlaoro bis brother
Charles Is located. ---
Tho Misses Hylsnd. Van Lnven
Minnie B"oth. and Ritchi~ Maxwell
ryo homo from M~nkato Normal
School until after the holidays.
Henery Clews. who is vouched to,
> ~ very conservative observer. H. d.
-tl,e con'litinnpt trade nnnsllx}ly auspi-
c,.,,,s, and p,omisineGto be sti,I more
% ~ the winter advances. That is the
kind Of prophet to have.
The special quality of Ayers Hair
Vigor is that It restores the natural
growth, c,lor, and follieles, removes
dsndrufE, and heals telling hnmors In
the scalp. In chs respect, II surpasses
oil similar preparations.
R~v. ). B. Goetz will preach In the
y q. A rooms next Sunday morn.
ing at 1880 O'Clock. The services Y II
be in German.
A Sc: III load. consisting Of NS
Rus IN :pard, and Miss Fish, win
Wright and Miss White, Henry Stevens
aud Misc Wright. left on Tuesday for
s,syton, to visit friends over Christmas
day.
Mr.. Byron Wn'|ing, who has been
s working for J. j.. Rosenberg for some
/ time. lsft for Lous Rock. Wisconsin,
& h.s former residence, on Monday sfter-
nom.
On Saturday last Rev. q. b.. Goetz
+ candursad the services At tho funeral
4 AZ y little child It Mr.. snd Mira. b. r.
Knirse. who live uine miles west OF
Worthinet0n. - e
Mra Chas. W.. Smith has returned
from Penn and New York. She waa
anco.up .ni.d from Minneapolis BY her
! bratl4r. Mr., Dean. ot that plaoe. 80.
Miss Mfvths R.jn snd Nist Mary
srjs. from Albert le. Presbyterian
a'sg., M s,,epdine NE h,aidays With
III Chss, Newton su9 ", F:4.Cvpe