The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-07-11


are building a barn for G. w. Deal
and, at Sioux Falls Junction. The
structure is 32x4O.
Prof. E. Z. Porter left Saturday
morning for lie Sueur, where he will
conduct summer school. He will
be assisted by Prof. Searles, Of Man.
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Walter I. Fisher, Of Minneapolis,
representing the Minnesota and Da-
kota Fire Underwriters. was in town
this week for the purpose of re-rating
the town.
,.-R. w. Pittman, of the Sioux City
Newspaper Union, was caller Sat.
urday. He will be married to Ger
trude O'Connor, at Mt. Pleasant, Ia,
tomorrow. il"
Harvey Be ck]ey no longer wrest-
les with the great immoral lever. He
closed his contract with the Death
rattle Saturday night, for "pruden-
tial' reasons. "
Il. M. Bliss and family drove to
Spirit Lake Saturday. Mr.. Bliss re-
turned the next day and his family
will remain at the Chautauqua about
two weeks.
Geo. G. Tell and wife, who have
been the guests of MIR. and Mrs. s.
V. Wyckoff for some time past, re-
turned to their home in Eau Claire,
Wis, on Monday.
---Chas. Hong, of Luverne, was in
the city Monday. He informed our
reporter that the Luverne boys cap
tured everything at Pipestone: We
thanked him for the information, of
course.
Those who will entertain teach
ers during the summer school or
have>furnished or unfinished rooms
to let will please send names. address
ses and rates to the county superin-
tendent.
Samuel Shaw of Little Rock was
a pleasant caller Monday afternoon.
He says crops are very fine in his
neighborhood and he believes his
corn is far ahead of anything he has
seen around Worthington.
Owing to the absence of the pas
tor there will be no preaching in the
M. e. church the next two Sabbaths.
The Sabbath School, the league and
Thursday evening prayer meetings
will be held each week as usual.
--E. Vixen, representing the
Northwestern Life Association of
Minneapolis, who has been the guest
of John Halstrom, pastor of the Bap-
fist church six miles south Of town,
for two weeks past, returned to his
home Tuesday morning.
The parties who helped themsel-
YES to the grain at my granary on the
night of the 22nd of June, are known
and will save money by settling. for
the grain at once. I shall charge
you only market price. '.
47w2-pd JACOB S1LENE.
my mother has been using
Hoods pills and there has been a
great improvement in her health and
she recommends Hoods pills. EN-
ily Marchersault, 2522 18th ave. So,
Minneapolis, MINI. Hoods pills
cure all liver ills.
The ''Invincibles" go to Sibley
tomorrow to cross bats with the toy
soldiers that represent that embryoic
city in the base ball arena. A hot
game is looked for, and we haven't
the slightest doubt but what the Gin
vincibles" will return in the evening
all covered with glory and scores.
Prof. E. F. Harrington, graduate
of the Chicago Ophthalmic College
and hospital, will visit Worthington
on July IL, one day only. He is
highly recommended by physicians
and patrons. Anybody troubled
with poor vision, pain in the eyes,
headache, etc., had better consult
him at once. ~ a. 49, tt
Harvey Beckley, one OF Worth
ington's best printers, was up to the
city Of Brewster the first of the week:
Harvey is thinking very seriously OF
establishing a newspaper in that
city. He knows better how to con-
duct paper than some people we
know, and would give Brewster a
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