The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-09
Shaker concerts free. NJ
Consult the Shaker doctor.
Free shows at the opera house, NJ

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Notice Mr.. Palms new ad. in thif
paper. 0u..
Shaker doctor Western Hotel
3 to Il q. m. 2 to3 p. m.
G. w. Schultz has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks.
Don't fail to see Day & Nichols
special clearance I'D in this paper.
See the special clearance sale adj.
Of Day & Nichols. It will pay you.
Free consultation by the Shaker
doctor, Weston Hotel 8 to II a. m.
and ITO 8 p m. MI. ..;.a5a -
Mrs. Daniel Shell and daughter
are home from St. James, where they
visited for several days. >a.. 49,
An incipient fire in the Clary ad-
ditto Monday afternoon aroused the
fire department.. Little or no dam
age done. @ S. -.
Nowis the time to buy carpets at a
bargain. For farther information call
at the furniture store in G. A. R.
sblock. 1921 ..-..
The ADVANCE acknowledges the
receipt of a generous supply of we'd
ding cake and cigars from Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Miller.
Mrs. Bernard was received into
full membership of the Baptist
church,, Sunday last. She, was
immersed at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Schwarz, has received his ap-
pointment papers as postmaster, for
warded his bond and expects his COM
mission in a few days.
On Saturday evening The Shaker
Concert company give a grand double
show, extra attractions will be added,
and beautiful silver set given away.
Admission Is cents.
II. A. Dieson, one of Heron Lake s
best merchants, was passenger east
Monday, having been out west on a
business trip. Twenty years ago this
fall Mr.. Dieson started in business at
the Lake.
To the young ladies of Worthing-
ton and vicinity: have just finished
unpacking another lot of those pretty
dishes. I want you, now, this means
you, to come in and see them.
13-1t. LovELEss, The Grocer.
Attorney w. B. Sketch, of Jack
son, made the ADVANCE call Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. S. is one of the
prominent attorneys Of this part of
thu state, and is q good man to hitch
4 to. .s5. =a@s z .@@
Mr.. King, Of Manson, Ia, has
rented farm in Dewald and will
. move his family here soon. He ex-
poets to buy farm if he is pleased
with the county, and he certainly will
be-
Judge j. G Redding, of Win
dom, was here Tuesday, looking after
the interests of his clients in district
court. A man at our elbow says John
G.. will probably represent his district
in henext session Of the Legislature.
On Monday evening the Shaker
Concert company close their six
nights engagements, here, and give a
grand double show at the opera
house. A beautiful rs piece silver
set will be given away to the holder
of the holder of the lucky mum Der.
Admission Is cents.
= The village council has under ad
visement' the proposition to make a
drain of Okabena creek, by straight-
ening and lowering it in certain
places. The council proposes to pay
one third of the cost if interested
parties will pay two-thirds. County
Surveyor Smith estimates that the
cost will be in the neighborhood of
$1,000.
'" Rev. j. F. Bliss and wife have re-
turned to their home in Macomb, ILL.,,
be way Of St Paul, stopping week
with their daughter, Jeanette M.
Bliss, teacher in the Cleveland school
of that city; after making their son,
l.. M. Bliss, very pleasant visit OF a
month. Mr.. and Mrs, R. L. McCor-
mick, of Hayward, Wis.,, and Mrs