The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-11
House to rent inquire Of
GEO. o. MOORE.

House to rent inquire Of
G1o. o. MOORE.
Farmer john and other welcome
contributors came little too late for
this week. Their fxvers will appear
next week.
A pleasant tea party Of about twenty
persons assembled 10 test the elegant
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Lew
10 on Tuesday evening.
The "Whittier Enter tainment" by |
members Of tho Teachers Institute,
will be given on Thursday evening 1t !
tho Congregational Church. All are
invited and the admission is free, ~ |
Some more changes were made in
clerkships 1t the depot this week. Mr..
G. NJ. Bowen, OF Eau Clair, Wis.,, takes
J. Durlee's place as Bill Clerk and &c.
Durfee takes his old place a. CAR Clerk.
Jesse People being relieved.
Call and examine our Oak and Cherry
Lumber at NAxAKAaoN Co.
H. w. Lewis and wife, Of O watonna.
Minn., spent = few days here this week.
visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
Lewis is . son Of Rev. J. W. Lewis,
| and bookkecper in the State Orphans
Home. which position he has held for .
number Of years.
| Mrs. H. Kissell has removed her
restaurant and ice cream saloon to the
brick building lately occupied by Mr..
Mcdowell. She will have on hand ice
Cream. oysters in their season, oranges,
lemons, bananas and other fruits.
Fresh bread, cakes, and candies.
Mr.. H. NJ. Palm has bought the
Ware house In Clary Addition, and Ii
now renovating it, preparatory to oc-
cupying 1t. There seems to be a good
deal of activity in real estate in that
part of the town. and some Of our best
citizens are locating there.
Messers. Shirk and Savill have re-.
eeived their supplies, and have com.
menced work In their Cigar Manufac-
tory. They are industrious and enter.
prising and strictly attentive TO bust
ness. With these qualifications they
commend themselves to the good viii
of all who deal in their line Of manu-
lectures.
For Wall Paper, Window Shades
Fixtures, and Paint. call at Kindlunt
Il Samuelson's Paint Store. Every
thing ut bottom prices. The store il
open every hour of the day. 32-3w.
Mr.. Charles Sweet, lately with Dr.
Barber in the Drug Store, goes thi
week to Minneapolis to attend th
School Of Pharmacy. MIR. Sweet ha
had q good practical preparation fe
his school course in his service with d.
j Barber, and we have no doubt he vii
be proficient and successful student
and return to his practical work We
furnished for its responsibilities.
Il A full stock of Ingram Carpets a
}. the FURNITURE STORE. Fresh Good
v /
Mr.. J. s. Nc Manus has bought O,
= the Feed Store of Mr.. S. Mclean, bot
q the stock and the building. He wi
keep on hand everything III that line
!, business. Mr.. McManus enjoys Il
prospect of again being actively e
gagged in business, aud We hope lie m
:. find it profitable as we'll as pleasant. "
70 understand Mr.. Mclean expects to 9
10 to the new state OF Washington.
Full line of Paints and Oils at
-. WAnnEN's Drug Store.
@ Report for the first month of scho
in District No. 8: Pupils enrolled
," Average attendance 1910. Hours 10
II" by hardness 2. Names of pupils wi
have not been absent nor tardy duri,
10 tho month: May Wilkinson, Char
10 Wilkinson, Albert Ericsson, Gus.
Ericsson, Jennie Hendy, Elmer Hen
E. aud May Kirk.
l., ANNIE NJ. GIBSON, Teacher,
We trust the people of Mobiles Cou
ty will not forget to prepare for Arb
Day, which is April Goth. 1t might
y well to hold preliminary meetings
~ every town and neighborhood, to
on cure q general interest, and conc'
Of action among all interested. Negl'
ev will be moro general than observan
"a. unless some such consultations be h;
The Sunday School Board of the
sit E. Church met on Tuesday event
to and elected officers for the ensui
year:
Sup't.-Frank Lewis.
LIST Asst Sup't-Dr. D. L. Keuy'
=. 2nd Asst Sup't-Jane 1Iusselton.
Sec'y-Lizzis Hansbergsr.
Asst Sec'y-Chas. Lewis.
Treasurer-Lydia J. Husselton,
CO. Librarian-Geo. uusselton.
~ LIST Ass't-Minnie Mcdowell.
2nd Ass't-Ferne Bulls.
!" Those wishing to purchase wage
w. should examine before buying ell
where the handsome wagons for s
'ur by tue NAMAKAeoN LBR. Go
.o' We are sorry to learn that Rev.
I've II. Hartzell has resigned the pastor
Of the Presbyterian church in Wor
'ut ington. The resignation is to take