The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-01-23
LOCAL.
Books and Stationery at

AOOAh.
Books and Stationery at
j.. E. WARREN's.
Sheriff Anderson las suffered with
la grippe this week.
The friends Of Mr.. Joseph Ware will
I've pleased to learn that he has secured
his former position in the U. S. Land
Office, in Jackson, Mississippi.
Postmaster Bennett is having his
visitation from La Grippe. Even
faithful public servants are not ex'
empt.
Miss Jane Husselton has accepted q
position in the new store. She is we'll
qu,.letied for her new duties, and will
render satisfaction to all she is called
to serve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkinson, OF Baskerville, Iowa.
were IN Worthington on last Friday,
aud attended The Ball 1T Masonic Hall
on that evening. Mr.. aud Mrs. Uplnan
were gu: Us vi y ,nJuctor BAb:ock and
wife.
Raw. J.. ) Stapf. OF Lesseur, assisted
R.v. 8. Is. G,.,Z in i series Of gospel
meetings il Ewingtou last week. The
III citing: wer" interesting, though the
extreme cold kept many from attend
Jig.
Rev. IL. J. Harrington and wife have
bath been sick with the Influenza, but
ure NOW improving. Mr.. Harrington
was unable to preach Oh last Sunday
and the morning service was conducted
by Rev W. NJ. Bear.
That beautiful glossy sheen, SO much
admired in hair Vigor. There is moth
ing better than this preparation for
strengtht ming the scalp and keeping it
free from dandruff aud itching erup-
lions.
Buggies, harness and cutters to let,
or for sale, 10y l.. e. Oliver, Oh Main
STREET near Fifth Avenue. W-tf.
Mr.. E. A. Trip, Railway Station
Agent ut Round Lake, recently.
bought a copy Of ben Hur" aud lost
it from his cnat pocket while on his
way honlewa;d. Any person finding
the book will please forward it to him,
or inform him Ky mail where lie can
ct II.
!'lc gospel meetings at the Presby.
terian Church in Worthington have
been we'll attended Notwithstanding the
extremely cold weather, and the illness
"f 80 many church goers from the pre-
valent sickness. They close on
Thursday of this week.
lfyou are going to do any building
come and let US figure on your bill. We
always take pleasure in showing up
OUT lumber to any one. 22tf
AEON FORBES.
The business of the Worthington
p0stOftice shows business for the year
ending Dec. 3lst, 1889, of 8. 35l. 33. This
is 1S9 Is in EXCESS of the business done
il 1888. Mt great boom, it is true
but sigu Of steady growth in bust
hess
Tuesday was the coolest day of thi.
winter ut this place. Early in the
inOrning it was q degrees below zero
At 8 O'Clock a. NJ, at Frank Lewis
store. It was mo:e tolerable later in thu
day. There was no wind-just stead,
cold.
"A false report has gone forth that
the recent sale by Mrs. Bulls Of mil
inery and fancy goods was q forced
sl.. We are requested to say this is
not correct. The sale was voluntary
on the part of Mrs. Bulls, as she de-
sired to close out her stock.
DIED-On Thursday, JAM, 18, at the
residence of Mr.. Mohl. in Worthiugton
Mr.. Ferdinand Mohl, in the 44th year
Of his age. His disease was consump
ton. He has lived on a farm near
ltuslmore. until his illness, when lie
came to his brothers to be cared for
lie Was not married. The funeral was
attended by Rev. S. b. Goetz, assisted
Ivy D. G. Holmes. His remains were
inferred In Worthington Cemetery:
The Peterson Mercantile Company
of Round Lake, has erected u new
Store Building in that village, one
story, "a by SO feet. Tie store room il
u feet high ia the clear. It is lighted
by large plate glass front window
aud presents a comfortable and attrac.
tive appearance. This incorporation
!. is under the immediate care OF our
former townsman G. L. Peterson, and
= splendid business is being estab'
lished. Round Lake has a future, a
the:rapidly growing population in ita
vicinity Issabundantly able TO main
! tain prosperous business center at
that place.