The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19
LOCAL.

GRANT MORRISON,
lAgent.
LOCAL.
Stamping done at
MRS. PA1sLEY's.
Judge Wilson was called to Pipe
stone Tuesday on legal business.
A blacksmith Of Adrian was robbed
Of ever $500 one day last week.
A FRENCH CUT GLASS Bottle with
each ounce of Lightner's Qnadruple
Extracts. This ia leader fur the
holiday perfume trade at
G.. W. SMlrH's
Drug, Jewelry and Stationery Store.
DR.. Crigler and Mr.. NJ. a. Fish con-
Quoted religious services at Dewald
Sunday.
Rev. F. l.. Fisk fills up his Sundays
with hard, earnest work. Last Sunday
afternoon he preached in the Stokes
district.
Mr.. Barton Harrington, of Dyson,
Mimi, spent last Friday with his
cousin, Rev. Harrington.
Christmas eve will be observed at the
I'M. E. church, ample preparations are
Ibeing made for good time.
BUY your holiday good at Smiths
Drug, Jewelry and Stationery store.
lRsv. 8. Anderson, Of Waseca, is to
Ebe' the new pastor of the Swedis h
church.
Miss Jessie Mooney. for some time
at the WorthinRton Hotel, left Monday
TO accept position in the Ryan Hotel
at st. Paul.
HARDWOOD CHAMBER SUITS,
with Urge Mirrors. Only $l8
II H. NJ. PALM.
Rov. 8. b. Goetz has been holding
services in the German language every
day at the Congregational church in
the village. and at night in the country.
His letter in another column tells of
his success in these meetings.
Mr.. j. T. Fisher, of the Worthington
House, keeps up with the demands of
tho times. The floor of the hotel office
has been neatly painted, repairs made,
and the handsome and prosperous ap-
;pearance0f the building we'll preserved.
ROCKING HORSES AND HAND
sSj-EDS, cheaper than ever.
u IL. NJ. PALM.
Ihe Presbyterian, Methodist and
Congregational Churches will unite in
observing the "Week of Prayer" The
meetings will be held the first three
days in the Presbyterian church, and
tbs remainder Of the week in the
Methodist church. A more extended
notice will be given hereafter. All are
invited to participate in these meet
ings.
Competent judges say: "Smith's
Drug. Jewelry and Stationery Store is
the place to buy holiday goods.
Rev. Fl. J. Harrington occupied the
novninx hour last Sunday with a we'll
adapted sermon to the children Of his
dock. The little people enjoyed the
accession. and the old folks did too.
They understood it all just rs well as
we'll as il it had been all for grown
%f.,lks..- s*.rz,s 49, - ~, -e.,.
& The report for the month ending
Nov. ~, in District No. II, is as fol-
laws: Number enrolled %; Those
never absent were Lillian Yahn, Ella
Trip, Mary Ruprecht aud Lilly Davis
Cases Of tardiness,4 a..
ANNA MOORE, Teacher,
In making selections for Christmas
presents remember g. F. Shepard has q
full line "f Boots. Shoes, Slips, Gloves,
Harness, Saddles, Lap-robes. Whips.
Trunks. Valises, any Of these articles
would make good present for friend.
SILVERWARE, Finest Line in the
city ut 1876. F. H. DAYS.
The annual meeting of the Mobiles
County Agricultural Society for the
hearing Of reports and the election of
officers, will beheld at the Court House
in WOrthington, at l O'Clock P. ~, on
Saturday Dec. %.
r. r. MILLER, r. H. MATsON.
Secretary. President.
A souvenIrto, each person who buys
goods to the amount Of 81 or more at
MRS. PAISLEY's.
One of Il L.. Polk & Co.'S agents is
now in this place taking information
and business for the Minnesota Da-
.k0ta and Montana Gazetteer, the
Eight Edition Of which is to appear
ea,ly in 1890 II is . valuable book,
and is receiving a:liberal patronage.
Booklets, = specially for Sunday
scM,ol classes ut Smith = Drug. Jewelry
aud Stationery store. lS-1t-
n, greater triumph in medicine or
has been recorded than
lI.ll,s II ia ssn. wer to revivify and
rsstyls gray :h,,tr Il the color of youth. /