The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-09-20
Try Bob & Nels for clothing.

being held this week at Window.
Cal Moon, of Heron Lake, called
Tuesday. Cal thinks of moving to
Worthington.
Editor John King, of Adrian,
was here Saturday to bob-nob with
prominent democrats. "
The Adrian Guardian explains
its position and says it is going to
support the republican ticket.
.s- The managers of the fair held a
meeting Tuesday to make final ar
rangements for the exhibition. $za
Come to the new store for
bargains in dry goods.
N. &a3 E. J. DANIELS.
Mrs. Aug. Anderson and daugh-
ter of Round Lake, have been visiting
afew weeks in Chicago and Joliet.
H B. Tibbetts made an official
visit into the western part OF the
county last week, inspecting engines.
,.-BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rippberg, Sept. 9Th, a nine pound
boy. Both mother and child are do
ing nicely.
Bob & NeIs invite you to call
in and examine their stock Of
light, medium and heavy over
coats.
The Congregational State con-
ference meets at Austin this week.
Rev. Robt. McCune, r. F. Baker, and
J. C. Clarke are in attendance from
this place.
Come and see the immense
line of ladies and children's
underwear and hosiery at the new
store. e. j. DANIELS.
-. H. Scott, of Bigelow, made the
ADVANCE call Tuesday. Mr.. S. says
there are quite number of improve
ments being made in his section of
the county.
w. C. Barton, one of the best
fellows in jackson county was, circu-
lating among Worthington friends
Tuesday. w. G. says politics are
warming up little in his county.
John A. Spafford, of Ewington,
was calling on. .Worthington business
men Tuesday, Mr.. S. is candidate
for auditor on the Pop. ticket in Jack
son. county. .-sse. ,s.::.. =:
i II NJ. Brooks made the ADvAxos
pleasant call last Tuesday. Neigh
Dor Brooks has not been enjoying the
best Of health for the past few months
and does not get out about town as
much as he would like to. E
John Althouse, of Mclean county,
I'll, an old subscriber and friend of
the ADVANCE, made us call last Sat
urday. Mr.. A. came up to look after
his farm. He has made annual visits
to this place for the past five years.
= Adrian's five-mile bicycle race was
won by Geo. Grimes, of Window;
Nash of Woodstock, second. Wor-
thinpton's s'world -beater," Mr.. States,
was simply not Gin it."-Rushmore
.Gazettee.
i But you won't bet against him, will
you?
Geo. G. Eyland, of Adrian, the
gentleman who ought to have been
nominated for register of deeds, was
a Worthington visitor Tuesday. Mr.
Eyland has closed his connection
with the bank, and will rest on his
oars for short time.
Before going on a sea-voyage or
into the country, be sure and put a
box of Ayers Pills in your valise'
You may have occasion to thank us
I'D for this hint. To relieve constipation,
billiousness, and nausea, Ayers Pills
are the best in the world. They are
also easy to take.
- The social at A. O. U. W., hall
given by the ladies of the D. Of H.,
Tuesday evening was highly enjoya-
able. About one hundred and fifty
we're present, and the proceeds
amounted to $50. The cornet band
enliyened the occasion with a num-
Der of choice selections of music, and
Mr.. Clausen made a few timely re-
marks