The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-04-12

The new council held it's first
regular meeting last Friday night.
Buy your Carpets at Wyckof's.
Large variety at lowest prices. 32tf
Rem. McC artney has taken rooms
at the Lakeview house for the sum-
mer.
The Southwestern Minnesota
Medical Society will meet at this
place in July.
Hoods Pills do not purge, pain
or grippe, but act promptly, easily and
efficiently. 25c.
J. S. McManus, Of Edgerton, was
here last week on business. Mr.. NJ.
is in the furniture business.
Ed. Cooper, of the Leeds I'm
porting Co., Adrian, was here Satur-
dcy last, on business.
Frank Wood and Charley Bar
Der, of Heron Lake, were down last
week on horse trade.
-Lorain Town was down from
Wilder Saturday last. He is attend
ing college at that place.
DIS. sDolan and Curren attended
the meeting of the Southwestern
Minnesota Medical Association at
Heron Lake last week.
"A burning straw pile in the rear
of Register of Deeds Kennedy's resi-
dence brought out the fire company
last Saturday at doublequick.
The Jail and sheriff's residence is
to he completed October LIST and
Jailer People says they are sure to
occupy it three months, anyway.
Gov. Nelson has designated
April ~ as Arbor Day. Worthington
is the Arbor City and no doubt the
day will be appropriately observed
here. ~. H. II ~
-Loveless the Grocer says he will
have to build onto his store again in
order to have room enough. Mr..
Loveless is doing an immense trade
at present. ..... ... ... .
Grant Morrison is figuring on
putting up a good residence this
summer. AS Mr.. M. never Sights
job we expect to see him erect one OF
the best houses in the city.
20. G. Sheldon has moved to
Wells, Mimi, little town over on
the S. NJ. road. We believe he is go
ing into business there. We wish
him success in his new home.
John Sykes, Beverly, Ills, writes
the ADVANCE an interesting letter for
publication, which appears in this
issue. The letter was intended for
last week but was crowded out for
want of time.
&C. w. Smith, Of Minneapolis,
formerly in the drug business in
Worthington, was here last week.
We believe Mr.. S. is now engaged in
the manufacture of soda fountains.
Prevention is better than cure,
and you may prevent that tired feel
ing by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which will keep your blood pure and
from acid faint and germs of disease.
Mr.. Barnard, of Washington, ILL.,,
formerly of this place, was here most
of last week visiting with old time
friends. Mr.. B. is in the real estate
business and doing we'll. He says
there are no democrats in his section
this year.
The new ADVANCE building is
about completed, and after this week
patrons will find us located there
opposite the new court house. We
claim to have as smooth a printing
office as there is in this part of the
state. Come in and see us.
Fred Humiston returned from
his trip to California last Saturday
morning. He says he enjoyed the
trip but was not possessed with
the country travelled over; he thinks
Minnesota and Worthington are good
enough for him.
20. K. Open has secured the ser
vices of j. G. Peterson, Of Preston,
Iowa, a first-class blacksmith. Mr..
Peterson is fine workman and pat
rons of the Open establishment will
get the best work that can be turned
out.
Within the past ten days half
dozen people have called at the AD-
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