The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-03-21
Election day was a fine one.
Ethel Dean has the scarlitina.
The saloon licenses expire April
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& The saloon licenses expire April
9th.
e. Bob g. Nels have lot of locals
in this paper.
g. V. Petit and wife were in
town Tuesday. It'll.
Z Frank E. Mclean, of Adrian,
was visitor Monday.
ID. A. stryer, of Round Lake
was.a visitor Tuesday.
james Kennedy has been quite
sick the past few days. ,.~:,~
David Leese is down from Brew.
ster to day, on business. ~.
Ray Humiston is having the
front of his store painted.
|-Chas. Fritz, of St. .Kilian, was a
county seat visitor Saturday.
One of E. E. Solomon's children
is down with the scarlet fever.
Mrs. Jones of Luverne has taken
a position in E. J. Daniels store.
The Hard Times store has a new
advertisement in this paper. Read it,
= Art and Musical Entertainment
at the Methodist church, Friday eve,
will H. Prideaux, of Grand
Prairie twp, was in the city Satur-
day. ..@
=. Bargains in remnants and choice
selections at Burnell's Hard Times
Store.
ID. A. Walker, representing the
St. Paul Dispatch, was in the city
Tuesday. +
Joseph Bolkomel and John
Dickman, two of St. Kilian's citizens,
were in the city.
New and complete line of all the
newest and latest styles of headgear
at Bob e. Nels'. z.
OF. Adams and F. H. Rhodes,
Of Baskerville, registered at the Wor-
Ellington Tuesday.
-E.A. Trip, of Round Lake, regis
tered at the Lake View Tuesday.
He wore smile Wednesday.
d. W. Chute has just completed
an elaborate portico on his residence.
Mr.. Chute is .sparing nothing to
make his home one of the finest in
town. .r9g
Mrs. Ester will give an address
on missions at the NJ. E. church. next
Sunday morning. under the auspices
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society. All are invited. III
II. Ed. Laufman, representing the
Simmons hardware company Of St.
Louis, was here Tuesday. Ed. is
one of the most successful and gen
ial statesmen on the road. r.
The temperance workers feel so
good over their recent victory that
they will give banquet in the G. A.
R. hall Friday evening. They are
not selfish, and have extended an in
to all. "
The regular meeting of the S. of
V. will be held on Saturday evening,
March 23rd. All members are re-
luested to be present as business Of
is to be transacted. BY
order of captain. J. S. FIRTH.
Full line of spring suits, in cut
away and regens, square cut single
md double breasted. Gents sack
coats from $500 up, all sizes and COL
'rs. Our furnishing goods stock is
AT Boz & NE1s'.
The Gland Art and Musical En-
;ertainment company will hold forth
It the Methodist church tomorrow
evening. Stereopticon views and fine
music. This company was here in
December and gave good satisfaction.
George Colvin, of Adrian, passed
he Sabbath with Worthington &C.
luaintauces. George has not been
,ver for sometime; in the meantime
le began the arduous work oil, raising
crop on his upper lip. It is some
What discernable, but not to such an
xtent that he could not be.recognized
" his friends. George was disap-
'ointed when he. had to be turned
round in order to convince his
riends that there was, with proper
Utilization show for a mustache.
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