The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-01-30
LOCAL.

Call and examine our stock of oak
cherry aud walnut.
~NAMAKAGON LVNBER Co.
Presiding Elder, Rev. G. r. Hair,
WAS in town on Monday.
Rev. J. l.. Pierce Of Rushmore, was
in town on Mcnday.
There will be Masqne Ball at
-Adrian!en the 22nd of February. =,
:4rB.sNewkirksh has taken the place. of
amaik-route agent on the Omaha Rail
Road.
Wall paper new designs at
E. E. WARREN's.
Raw. FL. Fisk preached in Elk lAst
Sunday. Mr.. F. D. Iced accompanied
him on the trip.
Mr.. Gus Johnson Of Indian Lake
has been quite sick for the past two
weeks.
Come and examine our Cedar Shin
pl-s. MAMAKAGoN Lb. Co.
The Barber Shop of 5. A. Ilildreth
La D. Ell handsomely repainted. and
fitted up in improved style.
Rev. Mr. Johnson. of Minneapolis,
preached ut Indian Lake Baptist
church few days ago, and gave
Temperance lecture with Magic Lam
tern views.
ALE ye uphollers Of truthe remem-
Der ye Create Hatchet Partie to he
gwen yn respect to ye boye who with
stoode ye cuuuinge temptations to lie
aboute ye hatchet and We cherrie tree.
"Ye Create lIatclet Partie vs. to be
gwen ut ye Masonic Hall by ye chill
tlren of ye free schoole on Feb. 2lst
and 22nd. Ye children will synge
songes and speake pieces.
The REPUBLICAN last week printed
Il book of share certificates for the cual
company The condahy is incorrorat.
ell with capital stuck of 100000.
Shares ale held 1T 500 90 each and are
offered At par for asIlor, time.
We have the celebrated 81 Vein 1.a-
:. Sale. and West Va, S 'Iint coal.
NA,lAEAGON Lb', Co..
Rev II. J. II .rr;ngton has recov' ''d
' from the influenza, tut is not very
strong AS yet. Mrs. la: rington is
slowly recovering. Mr. Il. reached
on Sunday morning I" Il large audience.
but held 40 evening s.lVice.
The gospel meetings at the Preshy-
terian Ehurc!, were not closed last
Thursday, rs we stated they w"Cld be-
They aie ST i'll III prner->s with Il good
attendance and lnltItst.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce. of Rushm"re, was
in Wurtllinvtun on Monday. Rev. Nr.
Mcintyre WAS III town On Tuesday.
The: hitter txpscts t" he formally it,
stalled as pastor OF the RushmOre Pres
byterian Church on Friday afternoon.
Did you notice tl'nt (ine head Of
hair 1T church last Sunday? That was
Mrs. b. She never permits herself
to be out Of Halls Hair Remover.
We shall he pleased to give figures
on any lumber bills that may he
brought us and will meet the prices Of
the lowest.
NAMAKAGoN LUMBER co.
AS DR.. Mudde, a veterinary surgeon,
was driving along the lake shore on
Sunday his horses became frightened,
and started on a keen run. and not 90
serving the road, ran into btrbed
wire fence, and was somewhat ill.,
jured. Mr.. Salmon's horse was on the
inside of the enclosure and became
e,tangled III the balbed wire, and is
seriously hurt.
&. p. Shepard, Esq, request us to say
that he has rendered his resignation 81
member Of the Board of Education
We are not informed of the'reasons O1
Mr.. Shepard for this step, but we arr
sure his retirement from the Boar(
will be generally regretted, as he ha:
been dilligent and valuable guardian
of the interests Of the schools.
We keep in stock all kinds of lumber
and building material and are pro
pared to give our customers the bes
lum ber the market affords.
NAMAKAGON LUMBER Co.
Read the old time literature showing
the attractive and original style o.
the Entertainment to he given for th'
benefit of the Worthington Higt
school Library. We all want the Ii
brary to be made first class, and thi'
occasion ought to help largely toward
that end. Keep it in mind.
Ye poem of ye modern, worldi
scribbler ALI. Tennyson called ''Y
Dream Of Faire Wimmen," will b.
performed yn masque by ye young
w!mmen of ye free schoole at y
hatchet partie. Ye coming voter
will DISCOURSE aboute ye honest boye.
Mr.. w. F. McNulty, for severa
months. connected with the Mime
sofa Loan and Investment Company
left for his home in the state of Nev
York on Monday. Mr.. NJ. won tn
sincere respect of our people, an
many regrets are expressed at his de
parture from Worthington. We hop
he may be successful aud happy
where ever he may dwell.
A note from Mr.. Haislett, editor O
the Adrian Guardian. informs us of tn
loss of part of one of his fingers, by be
ing caught in a cylinder press he wa
operating. The pain Of the bruise an
the nervous prostration caused by tn
necessary surgery was somewhat try
=. idg, but lie kept about his bushes
~ with his accustomed persistence.
takes good deal to make some me
= oive M work.