The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-03-28
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LOCAL..

House to rent inquire or
GEO. o. MOORE.
Robert G. Larson is building new
house in the Clary addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Palm returned
home from Minneapolis on Monday
evening
Call and examine our Oak and Cherry
Lumber ut NAMAKAGoN Co.
Mr.. Thomas Perry, an importer of
horses, spent Sunday at the Worthing"
ton Hotel.
Mrs. J. T. Fisher. of the Worthing-
ton Hotel, is on weeks visit to Man.
kato.
Our fellow-citizen r. r. Miller. came
home from Kansas by the early traiu
on Sunday morning.
Mrs. V. G. Mott, of Heron Lake,
visited over Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. l.. d. Bennett. and returned home
on Tuesday.
seed corn for sale, warranted to
grow. DR.. MOORE.
Headquarters for Easter Cards and
Novelties will be THE year at Mrs.
P..isley's. Call anf inspect them.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
CHI 'rch Will meet tomorrow at 2 P. NJ,
with Mrs. Fuqua.
Chas. Fish, who went to Chicago
few days ago has returned to Wor-
Ellington.
Raw. Mr.. Harrington left Tuesday
evening to attend a ministerial con-
-vention at Luverne, he will return on
Thursday.
One five years old bay mare for sale.
cheap at the Namakagon Lumber Com
p.ny's yard. 32-2t
A free social in the Young Peoples
Christian Association rooms to-
morrow (Friday) evening. All are
cordially invited to be present.
All those who are looking for wagons
should examine the Harrison Wagon
before buying else when for sale by
Namakagon Lumber Co.
DR.. Geo. O Moore on Monday left
for Parkersburg. Ill.,, and returned on
Tuesday evening in time to enjoy the
concert at the Congregational church.
Seed Millet for sale at the Mill. Ex-
anime it. BOW.
P. Hawkinson, and o. Skampson, OF
1ronwood, Mich, have been buying
cattle for shipment, in this county.
They brought four men with them from
Michigan, who are to work on and take
care Of a farm at Indian Lake Of which
they are the owners.
Miss Dora Edwards astudent in the
Worthington schools, is engaged ia
teach 4 school in Jackson county this
summer. She is good scholar. and q
very estimable young lady. She will
bear with her the best wishes of many
friends for her success.
Last Monday evenings lecture on
the "Journeys of Christ" at the Y. F
q. A. Rooms, was we'll attended. The
pastors Of several of the churches were
present. and the illustrated lecture was
full of scriptural instruction.
It's not to be denied that a good
Sewing Machine is one of the most i'm
portant appurtenances of the modern
household.-Buy the NEW HOME.
Mr.. John Pickering and wife from
London Road, Bramamour, England
are now visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. r
Firth, and expect to become citizens al
Mobiles County. MIR. p. is a nephew o.
Mrs. Firth.
The Cedar Rapid Republican is {
spirited and strong political paper
and up to the demands of the times il
its news, its literary character. and II:
devotion to the agricultural and com
mercial demands Of northern Iowa
Samples will be sent to any who wist
to examine the paper.
The St. Paul Globe issues very at
= tractive prospective which will b<
found in our columns this week. Thu
Globe is first class news journal. and
its articles on current events are ver]
ably co 'structed. II is fair in politt =
AMI AL excellent family paper.