The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19
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LII LIS HERE!
HAHs ROY SEEN IT!
The Finest Line Of Dress Goods and
Goods, such Is SILK Handker
chiefs, Scarfs, Numbers, Neubiss, and
! large quantity Of articles that would
make nice Christmas Presents. Very
Cheap. IA. H. e. ToRRANcE.
Lemons Is cents a dozen at The
Brick Grocery.
A Plush Album for 50 cents at
Drug, Jewelry. and Stationery
Store. 18-1t - 49,.
Fer Newest Designs and Lowest
Prices, goto II F. H. DAY.
Some reckless person threw a lighted
cigar along the. road side in Lorain
township last Sunday afternoon which
set Dire to the dry grass aud weeds.
The flames spread rapidly over many
acres of ground in the direction of
stacks of hay and barns, but happily
none were burned. Farmers were
kept busy trying to save their stock all
Sunday afternoon.
Christmas cards to suit both old and
young, at Smiths Drug, Jewelry and
Stationery Store. lSlt
Nearly all colds are slight, at. first,
but their tendency is to SO lower the
system that tho sufferer becomes
ready victim to any prevalent disease.
The use Of Ayers Cherry Pector*l, in
the beginning OF a cold, would guard
against this danger.
Celluloid and other holiday novelties
at MRS. PA1sLRf's.
: "A pleasant wedding party gathered
at the Swedish Lu'heran church on last
Tuesday eueDing to witness the mar
riage of Mr.. Samuel Towe, of Brewster
and Miss Amanda loren, of Lora,n.
Rev. $. g. Franzen performed the cere-
mony very impressively. A reception
was held 1T Mr.. .Franzan's residence
after the ceremony. This couple be-
gin their welded life with every token
of prosperity and happiness appearing
on their behalf. May they live long
and be happy.
OAK CENTER TABLES for 81. so.
II H. NJ. PALM.
On Monday of this week brakeman
on the Omaha road had lis hand
caught while coupling some freight
cars. II name is F. G. Derring' and
has his home and family at Sioux
Falls. His hand was badly mashed,
but after treatment by DR.. Webb the
physician for the Omaha road here,
lie went to his home. Because If some
mistake in signalling his hand was
caught between the bumpers.
GO TO F. II. DAYS and see til
entirely New Designs in Silverware.
Rev. 5. G. Franzen closed his labors
with the Swedish Lutheran Church
last Sunday, and removed with his
family to Mankato this week. W.
part with Mr., Franzen with the
severest regret. He is u cultured
faithful Christian minister, of whose
manner Of life no complaint can be
made Mrs. Frarz"n's departure will
also be a loss to the social life to this
community. Our best wishes follow
this excellent family to their new feld
of labor.
PLUSH PARLOR SUIT5-Five
Pieces for thirty dollars.
II II. NJ. PALM.
Rev. Mr.. FranZ'n aud wife were
made the recipients of Il surprise party
by number of the members of his
church and other friends on Tuesday
euening Of last week to the number of
one hundred. The company enjoyed
themselves until after the midnight
honr, eating the supper they brought
with them and visiting with their for
mer pastor. Mr.. Peter Thompson
made AL address in English and Mr..
Z. Nelson one in the Swedish language
leaving in Mr.. Franzen's hands $50 in
cash, and expressing to him the wishes
of his friends for his flture prosperity.
The seventeenth day of December
WAS the twenty. 1rst birthday of Mr..
James Ramage, and large surprise
party imposed their presence upon him
on the evening Of that day, mostly his
young friends, who. had a hearty re-
ception and enjoyed good time. Not
least among the pleasant occurrences
was the. gift to Mr.. r. of an ele-
CANT gold watch, furpished him from
the store of Mr.. F. II. Day, by his
father-iG-law, Mr.. Azrm Forbes. We
hope Mr.. Kamage and wife may live
to see his huncreth birthday, and
every year he filed with joy.
Ladies 60 to Mrs. Baker and get you
a trimmed hat at your own price.
The Chapel Of the High Sshool was
we'll filed with people assembled TO
hear u lecture from Prof. Kirk, Assis-
tant State Super intendent of Public
Instruction, on "'The Homes of Men Of
Letters in England aud. Scotland"
The lecture was elegant and scholarly
in diction, and was handsomely de-
livered. It abounded in fine descrip.
ti0ns of the different places visited
The audience was told many pleasant
things about the places where Words
worth, Shelley, ColeridRe. Southey,
Carlisle, Burns, Scott and Shakespeare
lived and did the literary work which
immortalized the names and their
dwelling places. Some Of the heavy
weights in the audience found the