The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-01-02
LOCAL..

LOCAL.
Books and Stationery at
+. E. WARRBN's.
Rev. F.. j.. Fisk left on Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis.
Mr. NJ. Crandall of Ellsworth.
was one of Que callers on Monday.
CLYDE Humiston "f Heron Lake, is
visiting his many friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Rohrer entertained
q party Of friends 10 a most elegant
manner on New Years Day.
Mr.. Robert Bratlen is visiting his
brother in-law, Mr.. Jos. Loveless, this
week.
The mill has just shipped two car
loads Of -four to New England and is
now getting out several CIR loads for
southern Chic.
. Nrs. D. W. Chute left on Tuesday
Tor Elderville, H., to visit her parents
She expects to b. absent two months.
Miss Minnie Russell returned to this
place on Saturday from Sibley, where
shs had been visiting.
The Annual Meeting IF the Congre'
national Church and Society will be
held at the Church on Monday Jan.
eth 1t 2: 80 p. NJ.
Ifthat lady at the lecture the Other
night only knew how nicely Halls
Hair Isenewer would remove dandruff
and improve the hair she would buy
bottle.
Rev. l.. e. Woodford, pastor of the
Methodist church of Estherville Ia,
was In the city Saturday.
GOODS SOLD FOR COST AT
Colt MRS. $. BCLLIS'S.
Rick County Herald: Miss Bartho-
1omew, OF Warrington, spent Sunday
with Miss Ellie <;ront, at Luvern.
There will he no Chautauqua Circle
next Monday evening on acco u f
the Union Meetings, but the circle will
meet 10 usual on the following Mon
day.
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Day, Of Minneapolis,
Is visiting his sous &. J. and F. E. Day
of this place. His daughter, a student
OF Carleton College, accompanies him.
TIL, Worthington Band under the
command of Mr.. SAville appeared on
til. streets on New Years day, and
% do some splendid music. May the
IA Il lave thu best prosperity in 1890.
i,e Annual Exhibit of the
Minnesota I."an and Investment
Company shows financial condition
ofprogress aud Prosperity. The pros
perity of our fiscal institutions is a
ALTERING align Of increasing business
in the community.
On sunday Mr.. Thos. J. johnson
an ! Miss Hannah johnson were mar
r'rdat Heron Lake by Rev. Hignus.
Mr.. Johnson has lived in Worthington
for sversl years. and Mrs. johnson
formerly lived III the family Of Mr.. A.
p. Miller. Succ+ss to them as they
unite their life's fortune together.
The Concert and Shipper ut the Con-
gregation"l Church last night was fine
in spite Of the influenza attacking some
Of 1he ringers. Rre~ipts OYER So.
q ~ fs.ltswiog u No roster of Off
csss recsntly mistakes y the Lodge of
Fee and Accepted Nnsons for the
eonins year: ". II. G. W. Smith.
e. ". F. L. Humiston. J. W. F. II.
g)urfes. Treas. 3. F. Johnson. Sec.
frank Lewis. =. u. W. s. Webb. ]. D,
=. l.. Durfee. Chap. D. Il. Kenyon.
x. i. F. A. Torrance. J. S. John D.
3umiston; Tyler. W. NJ. Bear.
Jamestown dress goods at 10 cents
s,%r yard ut H. e. ToRRANcE's.
OUR friend. Mr.. Will Humiston, feels
vory Ane 1T the close of 1850, as he is
low the father of = good looking and
healthy son, who came to his home on
Aonday. May the boy live to the end
O. the 10Th century.
Tho lt0ck County Teachers are dis
:,ussing the question of how to reach
{ .f;ractical results in the teaching OF
s..elling, A good way is to restore the
oil custom vt "spelling down' at least
;,ia afternoon in'eaeh week, The re-
ss,t alton Of scholarship is not equal to
si4,.t nj cast days In the art of spelling.
Thu spread of in flusnza in the cities
NYtb sides of the ocean is quite ala.m-
lag. ITS symptoms are cold, lassitude,
feelings. often turning into
,slsss urisy or pneumonia. In Paris and
5ilin many deaths have occurred.
/; ash = sseming epidemic makes people
9s.sxiOuy. While such disease is no
RS p cter of persons, yet it is true that
s'sr person, who constantly observes
B tbs laws Ut health and discards things
sls.t ARE gradually undermining the
9o,,stttptlon, will haze great advan-
s.,.e III resisting llis-sse or enduring,
SEA = yi,Aent aud prolonasd: attack
sl.s tho line 0fthis Thought. Coughs
sIaet words, In \ pi,ys,cal sense. are ap-
e rc,si. !. = J! oans Nam. Keep your