The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-07-10
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
King Cactus Oil for barbed wire cuts
at Smiths Drug Store.
Attorney Rohrer was in Window
Friday on legal business.
MI. $. n. Hildreth spent the fourth
in Sioux Falls, OAK, visiting friends.
MACHINE OIL, cheaper than the
cheapest ut MCMANUs & BLY's.
Judge J. D. Perkins and wife have
gone on ashort visit to friends in New
York.
Rev. A. J. Williams, of Window, will
fill the pulpit of the NJ. E. church next
Sunday.
Come and examine our Cedar Shin
rEes. NAMAKAGoN Lib. Go.
Mrs. Frank Littlefield, daughter of
8. A. Hildreth, is visiting friends in
this place.
DR.. Kenyon reports new arrival at
the home of Mr.. Clemens Determan, in
Ransom township, last week.
The Commissioners of Mobiles county
viii meet at the Auditors Office in
special session on Monday July 13.
Rev. J. H. Harrington and family
left on Monday for Waseca, they go to
attend the assembly there and expect
to be absent three weeks.
I have two houses and lots to
exchange for farms, Call ut Bank OF
Worthington~
41-4t. ]. P. MOULToN.
There will be services at the Episco-
pal church Sunday evening" July 18th,
ut eight a'clock, The Rev. Mr.. Beau
lieu will officiate. All are cordially in
vited.
Miss Bessie Pollinger, and nr. Albert
Eisenhart, of Sheldon, and Mrs. Min
ME Bartholomew, and Frank Curie, of
Worthinqton went to Round Lake Lake
Tuesday to fsll-oaught none.
White Rose Soap, Bars for %
cents, superior to Ivory Soap.
q McMANUs &BLY.
Mr.. Gus. Swanberg, the accomoda~
ting and gentlemanly cashier of the
Swedish Mercantile store, in the AD-
VANCE block, is the happy father of a
boy baby.
Land sales are reported this week by
Walter Aagaard As follows: Cornelius
Shea, H.. Ell. l5-1OO-39, and the set
81, sw4, and e} net 23-lOO-39. Victor
Anderson, L., Mel 17-1ol"40. Chss.
Liden, Ia, Ell SET 16-lO3 50.
A large line Of Ladies' Muslin Gar
ments at H. f. TorIances',
The McGibney family played to a
good sized audience last Saturday night
in Masonic Hall. The company pos
sesses finely cultivated talent, and fur.
nishes always an entertainment Ut the
highest order Of merit.
Round Lake is fAvorite resort for
neutrality-suspicious. when they can take
an outing for recreation. On the
Fourth two large companies of pic
nicers wandered along its shores and
were borne ouer its waters. There
were no formalities only good social
time.
Major Thurber never looked more
like the energetic and soljierly man
that he Is than when mounted on a
moving machine dealing death and ex-
tinction to the grass and weeds along
the sides of the Worthington streets,
which, as the fruit of his enterprise,
now look trim and neat.
MONEY 10 LOAN for or 10 years at
lowest rates. No Commission. You
can pay PART or ALL Of the loan any
time. Write or call on
46 GEO. J. DAY.
The ADVANCE testifies to the sur
passing excellence of the work done at
the photograph rooms of Mr.. E. r.
Buchan. If you wish tosee for yourself,
90 and ask to see the group picture of
the graduating class of 1890, of our
High School, and the picture of the
Presbyterian church of Worthington as
seen OH ''Children's Day. Better
work in this liue was never done any
where.
Mrs. r. F. Humiston, widow of Prof.
Humistou, is in W0rthington, the
guest OF County Recorder Humiston.
Mrs. II. was one Of the original inhabi-
1ants Of the "Wortlliugton Colony''
and witnessed and bore her part in its
struggles aud trials. She will he cor
daily welcomed to our village by those
who were then her neighbours, aad al
ways her friends.
If you want cheap machine get
q Mccormick. Call on
It n. y. LANGsETu'
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