The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-08-21
LOCAL.

Agent.
LOCAL.
King CACTUS Oi! for barbed wire cuts
NJ Smiths Drug Store.
Editor Frank Martin was at Lu'
verne Saturday.
G. NJ, Doughty, Of Horcn Lake. is
visiting in Worthington.
Bonnet Social at G.. A. r. Hall on
Wednesday evening next:
Judge Wilson leaves to-day, Thurs
DAY, for St. Croix on business. i
County Attorney DALEY left Monday
for Ellsworth on business.
Mr. u.s. McManns and wife spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ms father at Rush
more.
TIE. Quinlan. Of Dubuque. 1a.. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James h. Man
ming.
Mrs. NJ. E. Fis:, returned home last
Saturday after several weeks visit In
Illinois.
Mr.. John Heavy and family, of
Fulda, are visiting at the family OF
Mr.. T. Keavey over Sunday.
Mr.. Maxwell, of Whiteside county,
Ill.,, is visiting with his son, jill.
Maxwell OF De valid township.
O. G.. Gruudsten, president of the
Swedish Mercantile company, spent
Saturday in Sioux City.
Mr.. Jesse Gibson, telegraph oper'
ator at Oakland, OAK, came home
Sunday to pay his parents avisit.
Mr.. G. Swanberg. Of the Swedish
Mercantile Co., Is at St. Paul on bust
ness. Will be back on Saturday.
Mrs. c. E. Myers, Of Atlantic. Ia,
IS in town visiting her son, Mr.. O. NJ.
Meyers, the jeweler at G. ". Smiths.
Miss Bessie SoderberR, of Miuneap-
oils. cousin of Mr.. John Hammerberg,
Is visiting relatives and friends in this
place.
The Misses Cooley and Farmbach,
Of Madella. are visiting Mrs. J. T.
Fisher at the woEthington Hotel this
week.
Mr.. James Crandall went to Albert
Lea, Tuesday. where no has accepted q
position as clerk in one of the leading
h,tels.
Mr.. N. Healy, representing the
Singer Manufacturing company. OF
Milwaukee, WAS On agreeable caller in
our town hast Monday.
E. B. Paul, OF Indian Lake, brought
to the ADVANCE specimens Of Mobiles
county apples Of the crop Of 1890, nice
and good.
Miss Dora Anderson, daughter OF
Sheriff Anderson. returned home from
Sioux Falls Friday, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex Holley.
Sheriff Anderson, accompanied by
DR.. Moore. Of the Minnesota Loan and
Investment Company, was at the west
end OF the county on business this
week.
The Young People 8 Endeavor Soci-
ETY. of the Congregational Church will
hold Social in the church parlors, one
week from next Friday. More ample
notice will be given next week.
Leon Carr, proprietor of the print
ing office at Beaver Creek. expects to
move his material to Sioux Center, in
Iowa. and publish paper there.
Mrs Helen Paisley. who WAS serious.
" hurt, while getting of the cars at
this station, is still suffering intense
pain, and is unable to leave her room.
The Night Blooming Cereus At Mrs
O. BiRelow's is expected to be in bloom
two or three nights hence. with FIVE or
six flowers on the stalk. Mrs. b. has a
rare display Of plants and developes
them with much skill.
Rev. M. Swartz. OF Sioux City, was
in town last Friday and returned
back Saturday evening. His family is
in Worthington. Mrs. Swartz is in
poor health.
Gang and Sulky. Ole Olson, Norwe.
Rian. and Dubuque Flows, going rap
idly. Come early and select from the
large stock at the Agricultural Depot
of Mrs. Anna Davis.
Mr.. Frank Day VISITED the Sunday
school at Rushmore last Sunday and
also the school of which Mr.. Simons is
: the superintendent, three miles west
of Rushmore. He reports a pleasant
time. He took part In the school ex-
ercises, and spoke words of encour.
agemept to both teachers and pupils.