The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-05-15
LOCAL..

Pansy, Verbena and other plants for
sale at 3S-1t MRS PA1sLEYs.
DR.. Kenyon amputated toe from
the foot of Mr.. Fred VAIL on Monday.
Mr.. Walter Aagaard spent Sunday
at st. Paul.
New invoices of Wall Paper at
G.. W. SMITHS.
MI. C. C. Fitch visited Messrs. King
& Curie, this week.
Mrs. DR.. Bedford, of Sioux City, Is
visiting ut the residence Of DR.. Moore.
Judge Geo. W. Wilson spent Sunday
and Monday at Minneapolis aud st.
Paul.
Rev. Harrington left for St. Paul to
attend the N. E. ministers meeting last
Monday.
Paints. Brushes, Alabastine at
Smiths Drug Store.
DR.. Webb reports that fine little
hoy came the home Of Mr.. George
Kissell last Monday.
King Cactus Oil for barbed wire cuts
a. Smiths Drug Store.
MIC. ]. SmalIwood and wife are
visiting ut the home Of his fathe:.in-
law, Hon. J. p. Moulton.
Dr.. Kenyon removed fatty tumor
from the forehead of VIM. Stokes last
Saturday.
A good secondhand mower, six foot
cut, for sale, enquire Dir. KENYON.
W. B. Cimmins, of st. Paul, general
agent of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York WAS in town
this week.
Paint. Oil, Brushes, Varnish, Ala.
bastine aud Gypsine at
WARREN Il HUM1sroN's.
Messrs. S. e. Samuelson and John
Hammerberg have taken contract to
paint one of the Hotels at Heron Lake
and have gone there to do the work.
-Four horses were sold at chattel
mortgage sale by Sheriff Anderson on
Monday. Prices varied from $50 to
$50. Two COWS were sold also, one
went for $ll.5O and the other for SIT.
Badness ought not to come till the
age OF IS or later. If the hair begins
to fall earlier, use Halls Hair Renew
or and prevent badness and grayness.
For one week from date offer any
bedroom suite in my stock. at dis
count of twenty per cent from former
prices. Come and see me.
80 1t II. NJ. PALM.
Messrs. Jones. lii Bene and Welsh.
OF Adrian, spent Monday fishing at
Round Lake, with excellent success
The fishing at Round Lake is splendid
this spring.
Wortbington was honored last Mon
day with the presence of two street
musicians, q harpist and violinist.
The music was not particularly en-
chanting, but was probably good
. enough for the pay. ---- --..--....-... -.
Our enterprising merchants are max
ing it convenient for farmers to hitch
their teams ut or near their stores.
New hitching posts have been put in
by Warren 4 Humiston. and by the
Swedish Mercantile Company.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor, of the Presbyteri-
an church met at the residence of Mr.
AEON Forbes on FRIDAY evening last
and had a splendid time socially. and
gathered a comfortable sum to pro-
mote the good works they have in hand.
The little son Of Mr.. John Ramape
fell of seeder one day last week and
fractured his right arm in the elbow
joint. DR.. Kenyon was called in and
the little fellow is do as well az can be
expected.
Never had preparation more ap-
propriate name than Ayers Hair Viz
or. When the capillary glands be.
come enfeebled by disease, age, OF neg
lect, this dressing imparts renewed
Ire to the scalp, 80 that the hair as.
sumes much Of its youthful fullness
and beauty.
Geo. D. Dayton ESQ.,. president of
the Loan and Investment Company.
with Mrs. Dayton, is On q visit to his
former home in the State of New York.
lie will represent the Mankato Pres
bytery in the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian church which meets this
week =, Saratoga.