The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-12-21
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Fresh oysters at Landberg & Go.
Fresh fish every Friday and
Saturd ay at Lanberg g. Go.
The Swedish Mercantile company
will give 20 per cent discount on
shawls. l9-1t. h - r..,-.
From now until Jan LIST. we sell
Furniture at reduced prices. Palm
Bros. & Strom. @*'E ~.
Photographs made to order with
neatness and dispatch, at j. H. Suth-
erland's art parlors. 49,.
See J. H: Sutherland for life size
portraits. Satisfaction guaranteed
and at prices that will reach all.
-Rev..D. A. Tauney, will preach in
the Presbyterian church on next Sun
day, both morning and evening. All
are invited.
Cabinet photographs executed by
special arrangements in twelve hours.
Best enamel finish at, J.. H. Suther-
lands art gallery.
Banker Kibbey, of Heron Lake,
was doing business in Worthington
Monday, and did not fail to favor the
ADVANCE with a call.
Mr.. Byrus N. Peterson, who was
resident of Worthng ton some years
ago, died at St. Peter, on the 18th
inst. aged rs years.
Notice to Grandma.-If you want
to look and feel 20 years younger, call
at J. H. Sutherland's art gallery and
have your photograph taken, at prices
that will make you smile.
Mr.. G. NJ Cory of Adrian, and Ida
/ D. Kelly were married at Dundee, on
December Is, at the home of the
brides parents, by the Rev. c. B.
Augur.
The annual meeting of the
Mobiles Co. Agricultural Society will
be held in the village Office at Worth
ington on Saturday, Dec. 80. At one
o'clock p. m. II. M. PALM, Sec.
Editor King, of the Adrian Demo
crat, called on the ADVANCE Tuesday
morning. 1t was "after the ball was
over" and he was on his way home
from the big doings at Window.
Holiday excursions will be run
on the G. St. P. M. & O. Ry., Dec. %.
"A, Is, 80, 81 asd Jan. LIST, good to re-
turn Jan. Bird, at enc and third fare
to any point on its line within 200
miles.
Irwin Richards, of Kinbrae, was
an ADVANCE caller Saturday last.
While in town Mr.. r. paid his taxes,
which, we believe, is the first court
house tax to be collected, but there
was no kick coming from 'Irv."
%. X. Open now has full control
of the machine shops conducted here
tofore under the name of Open Bros.
He will add to the plant, and con-
tinue the business, Mr.. o. X. Open
is fine workmen, and never fails to
please his patrons.
The Balaton Eagle, by Miller
and Estey, is received. The boys
will give the Balatonites a good paper,
one that will draw trade to their town.
They are pushing, enterprising pub
fishers, and the ADVANCE bespeaks
for them liberal patronage.
L. F. hammers, of Heron Lake,
was a Worthington visitor Tuesday
last. In the last few years Mr.. Lam
mers has pushed to the front as one
of the leading attorneys OF Southern
Minnesota. He has also been largely
interested in real estate, on which he
has made large roll of money.
AT Window, Monday, Mrs. Lam
mers, of Heron Lake, Editor King, of
Adrian, and the writer and wife, were
right royalty entertained by DR.. and
Mrs. w. F. Force, at" their elegant
home. The doctor and his accom-
plished better-half are people whom
it is a pleasure to meet. Our stay
with them was indeed enjoyable
We are glad to know that G. j.
Smallwood has no intention of leaving
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