The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-02-20
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=. E.. f.. WAnREN's.
Mrs. JOS Lowe has been quite sick
this week.
Attorney !. A. Town was in Heron
Lake Last W. IN legul business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer of Rushnors
were IN town on Saturday.
Rev. j. W. Lewis of Currie, spent
last week with his family in this city.
/, Mrs. A. W. Lyon Of ~ James is Wis.
iting ut the home at 4. W. Lyon.
r. Egqs y cents a dczen at McMANUs
and BLY's rs tt
". II. Dewolf Of Bigelow. was in
town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Jnmes BY Of Worthington,
spent Sunday in Brew ter with his son
, Dali.
White Rose Soap, 5 Bars for %
cents, superior to Ivory Soap.
" MCMANUs& BLY,.
Sheriff Anderson was in Ellsworth
Tuesday. III WAS su'nmoning jurors
aud attending to other official business.
Mrs. G. s. Mitchell, of Madelia. a
friend If Mrs J. r. Fisher, is visiting
NJ Tie W"rthingtton House.
lI~mons Is cents dozen at
MtMANUs and BLY's IS If
j.. T.. Town, who has boon with
his uncle j. \. Town for some time,
left for Il .:~ton, MINI. Tuesday.
/. Messrs. Holmes and Graves are hold
ing religious meetings ut Indian Lake
III the Swedish Baptist church, with
good results.
Rev. 5. Anderson, the new pastor Of
the swedish Lutheran Church, will
preach in the church next Sunday at
the usual hours.
Mr.. James Burke, = hardware mer-
chant Ut Ellsworth, was in town on
Tuesday.
The ladies' Aid Society of the N,
, f. church, will meet on next Wednes-
day p. III. with Mrs. Harrington. A
cordial invi,ati" is extended to all.
Homer Rogers lift last week for
Washington where, if he is suited with
2 the country, ie will move Ills family
and make it Ills future bome.-Cotton
wMNi Co. Cit Zen.
The readers of the ADVANCE will
seo that the Tax List appears in this
issue which crowds out much news
that would otherwise appear.
saturday WAS another busy day in
~ W"rth'"gton, Every thing was on
the boom, the farmers were in and
when they come ~ town it makes
things lively.
Window wants the Wilder College
I removed to that place. The method
~ to how it shall bs done is now un-
1 der discussion.
Mr.. Melvin Fish and family Of this
city, visited with Mr.. Geo. Cages
. family ut F"l'l* last week, from there
they 20 t" Iowa.
Mr.. VIM Maxwell is running Mr.
y BaLc,'ck' = train during the latter's
. lay III. MIR. Maxwell is well known
I here xs,s' has man friends in this city.
%,-1 have Sa.ew stock sot Drag timber
aud Oak Lumber of all kinds OH hand.
Come snd see it, .
:Stf AEON FORBES
Mr.. A.. W. Lvon, conductor on the
d work train hauling ice, last Sunday In
4 stepping of the engine, slipped bis foot
prDduciug u bad sprain Of the ankle.
He IL in care Of the company g surgeon,
DR.. ID. l.. Kenyon.
Que day last week the men employ
I OIL by Hall and 20. in loading ice from
the lake struck, causing some delay in
Ateir business. 1t spens, us near as
I: We can learn, that the men are Obliged
tD wait until $40 or Q o'clock before
they can 90 to work every morning,
TINS reducing their pay. They de-
sbaD'ied y full days work and wages
4ccordingly.
s W. keep In stock all kinds of lumber
andl building material and are pro-
sssAresl TO- give our customers the best
lumber the market affords.
NANAxA0oN LuNRER Co.
The lizard Of Surgeons for rxsmin-
gg soldiers applying for pensions was
sassien on Wednesday,. in Worthing.
Rfon q Or. Av~hb's ot,tcs. The board
@spasists OF DR.. Te,ford. of Window,
z i. sullivan, Of Adrian aud DR.. Webb
~ orthington. Quite q number of
s non to whom this government
10 it, existence. WIS on hand. May
gratitude Of the people bs ever
II to their deserts. z%...e: IT,
+ $500 -, $50