The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-01-16
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+. E. WARREN's.
County Attorney Daley has gone to
attend his: yrotle. s wedding in illinois.
F. II. ROseberry, An attorney of
lemars, Iowa, was in WOrthlngtOn
on Friday last on legal business.
Simon Anderson of Sioux Co., Iowa
was In town on Saturday. lie is pre-
pairing to build on his farm in Summit
Lake township in tie spring.
Misses Sadie and Ruey Curie, Addie,
Minnie, and Alma McMillen. all of
Sheldon, Iowa, are visiting with Messrs
King and Curie of this place
The attendance at the Wortl,ington
churches was somewhat limited on
Sunday on account of the prevalent
influenza, andtIe severely cold weather.
Mr. Will Saxon, who has been con-
nected with the Swedish Mercantile
Co. for several months, has resigned to
accept position AS teacher in Bigelow
Township.
All scalp and skin diseases, dandruff,
falling o. the hair, fray or faded hair,
may be cured by using that natures
true remedy, Halls Hair Remover.
On Monday the train from Sioux
City was mlate,l several hours owing
to 4 broken bridge between Lemars
and Sioux City. The repair was
promptly made and the night train
went through on time.
On Saturday evening very pleasant
little surprise party was given to Mr..
Guy Covey. by his young friends. \
very enjoyable evening WAS spent in
congratnlating Guy on the attainment
of bis 2lst birthday, aud in various
amusements.
jamestown dress goods at 10 cents
per yard at II. Z. TonRANCE's.
In our account Of the election Of
officers Of the Congregational church
the following items were omitted:
Desconesses: Mrs. &. o. Moore, and
Mrs. H. J. Ludlow. Church Commit.
tee: The Pastor, D.ac"ps, Deaconesses
and H. J. Ludlow, N. p. Mann, and
J. ". Crigler.
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promptness and efficacy than to their
coating Of sugar and freedom from any
injurious effects. Children take them
readily. See Ayers Almanac for this
year. just out.
Weak eyes and inflamed lids indi-
cate an impure condition of the blood.
The best remedy. is Ayers Sarsapar-
lila. 1t vitalzes the blond, regulates
the secretions. III, expels Ill scrofu-
l"us humors from the system. Try it.
Price 81. Worth S5a bottle.
Buggies, harne and cutters to let,
or for sale, by l.. G. Oliver, 81, Main
stre.t near Fifth Avenue. lO-tf.
On Friday evening Jan. 10th, y new
Presbyterian church was organized at
Kim6rae, III this county. Tie meet
ing Was presided over by Rev. S. A.
Jameson, Of Luverne, the Moderator
If the Ma"kato Presbytery, Mr.. E. F.
Bucha", Of Worthington acting AZ
Clerk Of the meeting. Rev. Jameson
preached a sermon from Psalm &c. y
The righteous shall flourish like the
p lin tree" After the sermon q church
membership OF 10 persons was enrolled.
j. II. Denton and n. II. Smith were
elected ruling elders. Rev. Mr.. Pen.
ny has been holding services in Kim
brae for some time, and this oreaniza-
ton Is the result of his labors. A
new church building is nearly CON-
plete, and the new enterprise begins
with bright prospects of usefulness
aud success. H''.
1t was expected and announced that
Rev. Lewis Mcintyre would I've install.
ed into the passionate of the Presbyter-
ian church at Rnshm0re on Friday
evening Ut this week. But the illness
Of Rev. Mr.. Wallace. who was to
preach the sermon of the occasion, be.
ing disabled by the influenza, the in
s:allation is postponed to u future
day. Dne notice will be given Of the
day next appointed.
OnFriday night . merry crowd of
Young people had u gay time sleighing
behind . four horse team, when, the
front pair became detached from the
coupling and started off with Guy
Covey holding Oh the lines. He was
dragged some distance, but WAS not
injured The horses belonged to Frank
lIansbtfger, who had . cold wslk hunt
' '''lI ' them, up.