The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-01-18
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MI. and Mrs Daniel Shell were
|in st. Paul last week ist,5 ssfs ~
The laundry Will he ready for
business february ist. M. 5 5...
Adam Ageri IS filing escriptions
al Ray Humiston's this week.
Tom and Ole Juyeland, Of Heron
Lake, were ADVANCE callers yester-
kay. s35s1
e. G. Ward, farmer and fruit
grower, made the ADVANCE a pleasant
call yesterday. fI.t i,E s.s
Rev. EN- Lum will begin re-
viyal services III Elk Center. next
Monday evening, Jan. ~.
sl- - A son was born Jan. is, to Mr..
and Mrs a. Christianson Of Lu-
verne, for .nerly Of this place.
We are in formed that Mrs. Webb
intends to leave w orthington, and
|go back to her old Lone at Clinton,
Iowa.
Miss Schuck, La Porte City,
Iowa, has been visiting relatives and
friends III Worthington for the past
two weeks, .
-Wallor Aagaard, an old time resi-
dent Of Worthington, but now Of
Morris, TIL, is here greeting old
friends.
Miss Schneke, sister Of Mrs. Il.
II. Draeger, who is staying with her
fsister and has been attending the
Worthington school, is rapidly recov-
ering from a severe seige Of erysipelas
Kidneys saloon, at Heron Lake,
Twas permanently closed, last week,
by the village authorities. He run a
wide-open place selling to minors
and black-listed persons.
DO not fail to call on DR.. Shaver
EJan. Both and 3lst, If in need Of a
dentist. He will give you frst-class
work and at such greatly reduced
prices as will make you happy.
The meetings being held at the
M. p. church are we'll attended. Rev.
j. W. Robinsonis laboring earnestly
for this people and is ably assisted
by Miss Funk, a noted evangelist
from St. Paul.
L. r. Wasmer will have his laun-
[ dry in running order by Feb. LIST. He
has rented the building just south
of the Presbyterian church. This is an
enterprise that is needed here, and of
course will do a large business. Mr..
||Wasmer will guarantee to please his
customers. 58i III. v. IA III. .ss
At recent meeting Of the Swed-
ISL Mercantile company, Gust. Swan
berg, was elected president, John
Sahlb bonn, secretary. Trustees are:
q. g. Grunsten, Albert Hector, S.
Kindlund, Chas. Gustafson, a.
Thompson. The company-is doing a
splendid business. Z
Cd. Fox, Of Rushmore, called
Monday last to pay his subscription
to the ADVANCE for the twenty second
time. Mr.. F. was one Of the first sub
scribers, way back in III, and has
never missed a copy Of the paper. He
says he expects to take the old
ADVANCE for a good many years to
come. s 81
The local board Of health was re-
organized last Thursday evening.
DR.. G.. r. Curran was elected health
officer, and B. F. Thurber and R. B.
Plots appointed members of the
board. Mr.. Plots was elected secre-
tary. The board meets the first Wed
nesday after the first Monday Of each
month. h @S
The ,harrows made last year by
Q. K. Open gave such good salts
faction that he will continue the man
ufacture Of them, and is now at work
turning them out. He has made an
improvement in them that now
places them at the head of the best
harrows made. Farmers should call
at his shop and see them before
purchasing any other, as they are
warranted to give the best Of salts
faction. iii.
9. 2. Shepard has sold his shoe
and harness store to Jno. Blair and