The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-04-17
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LOCAL.
Scotch Fife Seed Wheat for sale at
the mill. IS CIV
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Reiss made a
trip to Sioux City NJ 'ndAy.
Mrs. E. r.. Porter from Sioux City,
Sund.yed with friends here.
Mr.. Harry Crawford. Of Worthing-
ton, was at Ellis worth last Thursday
Mrs. f. G.. rnes Of st. james. made
her Wortllington friends q call this
week
DON'T fail to see the best Musical
Co on the road. at Masonic Hall to
night.
III. Drum Corps was out Saturday
night under command of Mr.. Fred
Heron.
Mrs. Frank Hansherger laft for the
home of her parents last Friday. She
will! b. absent one week.
Paint. Oil, Brushes, Varnish, Ala
bastine and Gypsine ut
WARREN Il HUM1sToN's.
Com and the latest success Of the
day The great sextette medley, at
Masonic Hail t" night.
Miss Hannah Anderson, daughter of
Sheriff Anderson has been suffering
witt, Il severe attack # throat trouble.
Miss Cora Atv:l, the great silver
tnngu-d VOC list will he at Masonic
Hall to night.
A little girl c,me to stay the home
o. William Parry IA: Little Rock, last
Su,ay night.
The Ellington I'otel has been
overI,Aule,i and cleaned. Mr.. Fisher
is spAring no pains in making it all
that a good hotel is, or can be made.
A large live OF Ladies' Muslin Gar
ments at II. f. Torrauces',
There will l." service in the st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Ivy the Rector, Rev.
G. 5. Ware, on Friday evening, April
18th, at 7,45. All are invited.
Mr.. A. l.. Os'on and Miss Anna
Br 'wn of Sioux Falls, are spending a
few days in this city, guests Of Mrs
B ,bcock and Miss Pearl Orion.
The ADVANCE reporter was inter
,ested in viewing some beautiful s spring
calves lately come to the McKillrp
farm. They will I've we'll cared f"r, and
the wealth of the farm owner lie there
by Increased.
saturday Was another busy day II
WOrthington, the day was bright but
a little cold. Farmers were seen in
large numbers ON the streets, aud In
stores.
Mrs. McKillop, who 80 promptly and
satisfactorily furnishes us with the
Worthington township items has been
sick, but has 50 far recovered rs to be-
able to give US the neiyhborhood news
Of the past week.
Kickapo" Indian Sagwa.
g Oil.
indian Cough Cure.
" Indian Salve.
For sale at
" &. w. SMITHS Drug Store.
Judge Wilson it on Monday for
Lnvrrne. From thence he will 90 to
SlaytOn to attend court, which meets
there on that day.
A Music.l Convention will he
held in the Congregational church,
beginning on the 22nd. Of this month,
to be conducted by Prof. King. Those
wishing to become proficient in music
will do well to improve this opportun-
ity.
}. 4. Fisher, of the Worthington
Hotel Ut this city, Mir. D. G.. Fitzger.
aid, Of Sioux City and James Dough.
+ crty, of Chicago. went hunting on
Monday and brought home twenty.
eight mallard ducks. Good living at
the Hotel WorthiDgton in the game
season.
. Andrew Gustafson, who works on
the steel gang, rs it is called, or the
Omaha Railway, had two of his toes
mashed while at work on Wednesday
Of last week, by rail falling upon
4 them. the rail way surgeon, DR.
Kenyon, gave him all necessary atte,,-
ton. and the patient is going about
again. ~. 49,
tMrs. l.. a .Crandall, and ler dangl-
Her, Miss Marian, leave to-day for
Chicago. to take up their residence
4 permanently in that city Mrs. Crandall
T has been in Worthington for Is years
past, and the departure of this excel
lent family will he regretted by all
their old neig' bors. Miss Marian will
s,sfake position rs q stenogyaN.er in
b her brother 3 business establishment.