The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-04-10
LOCAL..

LOCAL.
Don't forget the feast Of run az
M..onic Hall, Tuesday evening the TO-
Scotch Fife Seed Wheat for sale AZ
the mil. 20 ."
Mr. 1T Fisher. If the Worthing-
ton Hotel spent Sunday in M""kato'
Mrs. James Bly, spent last week Il"
Brewster visiting her son.
There were Ea*ter services in the
c.,ho,,c church in Wor,hington on
Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Hndreth spent last week
IN sioux Falls visiting his sisters ana
brother in-law.
H.. ! ludlow. of Worthirgton s"'o
,e ooo forest trees in this locality last
Wednesday .-1A,v+rne Herald.
Areeular old fashioned Ohio thunder
.torm swept over Worthington last
Monday.
Paint. Oil, Brushes, Varnlsh' Alb
bastine and '(1ypsine at
WARREN Il HUM1sTON's.
The lemon squeeze at the Congrega'
tional church last Friday evening was
q Success financially and was we'll at
tended by young and old.
A ,.rco line IT Ladies' Muslin Gar
nepts at H. f. Tor, ances',
Uuuury Attorney Daley Is enjoying
a hip 10 | ON the back of his neck. 1t
j. especially valuable for the develop
ment If the Writ ue of patience.
An Easter sermon WAS preached III
the Westminster Presbyterian church
on Sunday morning Ivy Rev. Robert
McCune.
We regret to learn of the serious i'll
ness of Mrs r. F. Baker. On Tuesday
) her case was considered q very serious
one.
We are glad to see the friendly face
If Mr.. J. Nj. Mrsser again on our
streets. His visits are always cordially
received.
Mrs. Alex. Holley and son, Of Sioux
Falls, Oak, are in the citv visiting
Mrs. H. . father, Sheriff Anderson and
family.
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa.
" Oil.
:. Indian Cough Cure.
Indian Salve.
For sale at
&. W. SMITHS Drug Store.
Miss Kittie Moulton, Of Mankato,
some time ago teacher in our schools
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hans
berger this week.
Mr.. Walter Aagaard has moved bis
household goods from DR.. BARRIERS
former residence to the house in which
Rev. Mr.. TartzAll usel to live.
Three Of the Kickapoo Indians were
in town on Monday. They came from
luyerne and were on their way back
l., the Indian Reservation.
Mr. F. D. Reed, of the Worthington
Bank, oticiatrs rs lay reader in St.
y Inns Episcopal church in Wo'thi"g-
{ y every Sunday morning, and con.
u,tcts the service very impre ssive'y.
ForLumber, Machinery, Wire, Fence
Posts, Lime, Brick. or Tile. z" to
SO. FORBES,
Sheriff. 4 nderson left on Friday for
Minneapolis and St. Paul. While at
st. Paul he will visit his daughter,
Mrs. H. G, Allen From there he goes
to. saltwater and St. Cloud on business.
The snow fall and the following
rains have made the roads about Wor-
Ellington in very muddy condition,
but the rain was very welcome, II some
temporary Inconvenience does come
with Il.
ayers Hair Vigor is a most ex-
cellent preparation for the hair. l
SPEAK Of It from experience. It's use
promotes the growth Of new hair, aud
makes It glossy and soft. The Vigor
is y sure cure for dandruff. ~. w.
Bowen, Editor Enquirer, Macarthur,
OhiO.
An elocutionary entertainment was
advertised for Tuesday evening ut tho
Congregational church by Mr.. Guy
Latta, Of Carleton College. A telegram
received. from him late in the after.
noon stated that he had failed to
make the necessary rail way con-
ncctiors at Manksto, and hence could
not arrive in time. The evening was
FAR from y favorable one. on account
Z Of the rain. hence the detention was
not d, serious y loss AZ it would other
,w,s., have been. II is probable that