The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-10-12

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new ad. in this paper. a
If you want light it will pay you
to interview Ray Humiston.
Will trade tanning mills or corn
shelters for baled hay. S
9-2t ID. HuM1sToN.
Bro. Geo. Eastwood of the Ellsworth
News, was over Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week. %
You like nice, fresh, crisp crack
ers. I sell that kind.
LovELEss, The Grocer.
Look over. our Carpet Samples
before you buy any where else.
9w2 PALM Bros. & STRoM.
Bishop Graves, Of Nebraska, will
hold services in the Episcopal church
on Monday evening Oct. 10th at 1870
p. m.
-AppRENr1oE WANTED: To learn
blacksmithing. Call on or address,
". J. DoyaHERrY, Rushmo1e, Mimi.
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Judging from the amount Of lum-
Der hauled out of town every day, the
country tributary to Worthington is
rapidly improving.
M. E. Lawton has rented the
rooms formerly occupied by the indie
pendent, and will use them for office
purposes. It's a handy location.
For SALE: One Hundred and
Sixty good, young sheep for cash or on
time. Address: j. S. Firth Worthing-
ton, Sec. 6, Lorain township.
Rev. E. Lum is at St. Peter at
tending the Presbytery. From there
he goes to Minneapolis. He will be
home the latter part Of the week.
E. F. Buchan attended the Pres
bytery at St. Peter this week. He is
expected home today. Mr. Buchan's
voice is always heard in the good
cause.
Geo. F. Well, of Minneapolis, will
speak at G.. A. R. hall next Monday
evening on the great problem of the
present time. Everybody cordially
invited to hear him.
L. E. Kindlund, of Alsen, S. D.,
is visiting his cousin, S. Kindlund, OF
this place; at the same time he will
look over Mobiles equity in view OF
buying a piece of land.
Rev. Mr.. Draeger was called to
jackson county last week to marry
Mr.. Beasley, Luverne, and Miss
Amelia Hideman, of Rost township,
jackson county. T.
Merchants are complaining that
apples are high and hard to get. Mr.
Loveless says he expects to get car
load soon, even if they do come high
his customers must have them.
The Vivian De Monte Company
have as fine press notices as any
company on the road, and they are
deserving of them. The company
will appear at the Opera House to-
night.
--Ex-Postmaster, L. B. Bennett is
assisting in the postoffice this week,
while Deputy Postmaster Moberly is
attending to some outside business.
The "swing of the business" comes
easy to L. B.
Mrs. Morton, an old time resident
of this place. but now of San Jose, CAL,
is here on a visit to Mrs. A. Forbes,
and others. From here she goes to
the Worlds fair, and will also visit
other cities.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Presbyterian
pastor at Luverne, and Mrs. Smith,
were passengers St. Paulward Tues
day. Mr.. Smith has leave of absence
and goes to Albany, n. Y, to attend
the theological college.
H. M. Palm left on the 11:27 pas
senger, Tuesday. for St. Peter to attend
meeting of the Presbytery. The
Cory case will probably be dis
posed of at this meeting. Mr.. Palm
expects to return to-day.
E. B. Nelson says his jewelry
business is at least ten times better
than he expected it would be at this
season of the year. The secret of his
success is that he carries good line
of goods, and advertises literally.
Old nature gave Mr.. AEON Forbes
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