The Worthington advance., 1890-08-07
LOCAL.

Agent.
LOCAL.
King Cactus Oi! FOR barbed wire cuts
at Smiths Drug Store.
DR.. Crigler left for Window last
Monday.
The ice wagon of Mr.. Ed. Pannell
broke down last Monday.
II you want cheap lumber call at
the Wortlington Hotel.
Sheriff Anderson left for sioux Falls.
50. Dak., Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Paisley left on Wednesday
morning for Spirit Lake.
The Johnstown Horror was on our
streets last Saturday.
MI. Albert Eisenhart, OF Sheldon,
was visiting II. F. Currie last week.
Mrs. A. Larimore, Of Minneapolis,
is visiting Rev. Robert McCune this
week.
Miss Bessie Pottinger, Of Sheldon,
was visiting Minnie Bartholomew on
Friday.
MACHINE OIL, cheaper than the
eheaRestat McMANus & BLx's.
btr. Will Stump, Of Ashgrove, ILL.,,
q friend Of Ar. }. Il. AshwortA was In
town last week.
Miss Mamie Aldrieh, of Dubuque,
Ia, Is visiting at the residence Of Ar.
J. =. Manning this week.
Mr.. John Brant, conductor on the
Omaha road, is visiting at his fathers
this week in Worthington.
The storm last Sunday blew down
the top Of the large tree by the side of
the Mobiles County Bank.
Part of the big tree by the side of the
Worthington hstes was blown down
during tue storm last Sunday.
Miss Blanche Freeman, of Window,
who has been the guest Of Miss Grace
Smith, returned home Monday.
Mr.. J. q. Samuelson, we are sorry to
report. is lying at his homevery low
with typhoid fever.
The churches were very poorly at
tended last Sunday on account Of the
rain storm.
MeManus & Bly, have large supply
of binding twine on hand which is
very cheap,
Wintermute Bros circus was here
last Saturday and gave two very good
entertainments.
We understand that the County At
torney expects soon to leave for the
west on account Of his health.
Miss Luna F. Ilildreth. daughter Of
Mr.. ). A. Hildreth, came home to at
teud her sick mother last week.
Mr.. Charles W. Smith returned
home from St. Paul last Monday,
where he spent last week on business.
Mr.. Rudolph Geyerman, of Brewster,
WAS in town on Monday on business,
and made this office pleasant visit.
Miss Lizzie King, of Madelia. WHO
has been visiting Miss Anna Fisher in
this place for several days, returned
home last Monday.
Miss Cora Smith, Of Window. who
has been visiting Miss Grace Smith, in
this place, returned to her home
Monta,. -.-.
MARR1ED.-On Saturday in the viii
lage office by W. NJ. Bear, Esq, Mr..
Charles Badly to Miss Matilda Pope,
OF Dickinson Co.. Ii.
Miss Hattie McCune is very sick
with erysipelas. The case has been
quite serious, but, it is believed, she is
now in a fair way to recovery.
Weather report for July 1880: Cold
est at Z =. m. 9th, So above; warmest
at 2 p. m. 18th, 100 above: average, SO
above; cloudy days, Z; windy days, 8;
rainfall, 2 inches.
ForLumber, Machinery, Wire, Fence
Posts, Lime. Brick. or Tile. 60 to
32. FORBES,
Mrs. Bartholomew's mother, Mrs.
A. J. Miner, and sister, Mrs. j. E.
Thomas, of jackson, are visiting In
the city this week. Mrs. Miner has
come to remain with her daughtar.
Rev. Harrington of tho Methodist
and llev. Fisk of the Congregational
church have returned from their vaca.
,ioDs, aud occupied their pulpits last
Sunday. ......,
lsev. William Gibson, of Heron
Lake, pastor of the N. E. church in
that place. was In Worthington last
Tuesday. He made the ADVANCE q
pleasant call. :
I have two houses and lots to
exchange for farms, Call ut Bank Of
Worthington.
47-4t. J. r. MoULToN.