The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-07-31
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
King Cactus Oh! for barbed wire cuts
NJ Smiths Drug Store.
Next Saturday will BE- the big show
on the circus grounds. Watch Tor the
street parade.
Mrs. Minnie Bartholomew spent
part of last week visiting friends at
Heron Lake.
County Treasurer Moberly, spent
Sunday in Westside township with bis
brother.
McMauus & bly, have large supply
Of binding Irvine on hand which Is
very cheap,
Mr.. L. b. Moberly. father OF Treas.
Moberly, left last Friday for Fairmont,
Neb., his home.
Mrs. r. J. Ashworth left on We'd
nesday for Minneapolis to visit her sons
and daughter living there.
For Lumber, Machinery, Wire, Fence
Posts, Lime, Brick. or Tile, go to
81. FORBES,
Mrs. ]. ". Lewis left Monday night
90 visit her sick daughter ut Mime
apslis. Miss Winnie accompanied her
mother.
We call attention to the big lad" of
Mrs. Anna Davis this week. She Is
doing rushing business in farm ma
ohincry.
There will he Farmsrs' Alliance
meeting at the Fellows school house,
next Saturday Aug. End. A cordial
Invitation is extended to oil.
A bright little boy came to make his
home at the house Of Nj. and Mrs. II.
e. Crawford, last Friday. He was
made welcome.
MACHINE OIL, cheaper than the
cheapest at MCMANUs 4 BLY's.
Mr.. J. L. Hartz, the genial travelling
agent for Storm 4 Hill of Chicago,
spent Sunday in this place. lie is al j
ways welcome here.
Judge Geo. w. Wilson returned
home last week Thursday from Iowa,
where he has been visiting relatives
and old friends.
was troubled with Catarrh for over
two years. l tried various remedies,
and was treated by number Of physi-
clans, hut received no benefit until l
began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles of this medicine cured me.
Jesse NJ. Boggs, Holman's Mill, N. q.
The Evangelical Association has
changed its place of worship from the
Y. C. A. rooms to the Grand Army
Hall. Service every Sunday morning
ut 10 O'Clock, Sunday school immed-
lately after. Eveey one who under
stands the German language is invited.
Raw. Frank Peterson preached an
able sermon at the Methodist church
on last Sunday. The discourse was
somewhat argumentstive, antagonis-
ing some of the views of the Adventist
Brethren now holding services at the
Tent. Mr.. Peterson is pastor of a
Swedish Baptist church in Minnea-
polls.
Salnuelson and Syncherson, House
Painting, Graining, Sign and Carriage
Painting. Keady Mixed Paints. Lin
seed Oil, and Varnish for sale 49-2w
Rev. ]. II. Clark, of Pipestone, &C.
cupied the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church OH Sunday last, on exchange
with Rev. II. McCune. Mr.. Clark has
an interesting congregation, and in
addition TO his pastoral care, is making
efforts to establish Collegiate Insti-
tute at Pipestone, to fit young people
for the higher learning of the Univer-
sity.
Mr.J.E Steinberger said in the AD.
VANCE Office last Monday, that lie
would have the Lest crop of oats lie
has ever had since lie came to MINES
ota. lie Is very much encouraged
with his prospects, and thinks the crop
il past all danger now.
I'm MIR. J. E.. SteinbergeF's farm
four miles from town, is an old we'll.
It. has not been used Tor several years,
and u few days ago it caved in, lie
went to attend TO it lest his cattle
would get hurt, and TO his surprise lie
found three valuable bird dogs drown
ed in it. It any one has lost any such
animals this item may inform him as
to what became Of his property.
A pleasant little party gathered at
Mrs. Minnie Bartholomew residence
on Sunday including some friends
from Heron Lake, when Rev. William
Bear was called upon to unite Mr.. H.
q. Conrad and Miss Ivah B. Prescott
in marriage. After very enjoyable
visit, and attending church In W 0rth.
ington the happy couple went to their
1.oug3in. Jackson County to begin the
worEof life together.