The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-04
The best mixed paints at Evans

The best mixed paints at Evans
Bros. \.
Linseed oil and turpentine at
Evans Bros.
George Eyland is over from
Adrian today.
Miss Rhoda Van Sickle of Luz.
verne was a guest Of friends in this
city Saturday.
The Ellsworth News was ten
years old last week and is improving
with its age.
Miss Lillian Plots is once more
able to be out, much to the:gratiica-
ton of her friends. #
-Chas. Labaire of Adrian was a
Worthington visitor Wednesday, on
his way to Lake Crystal.
Mr.. Langdon of Sioux City was
here yesterday paying taxes. He
has half section in Larkin.
Rev. McC COLON has an advertise
ment in this paper. He has some
fine chickens and those wishing eggs
should see him. AZ.
Mr.. Esser of Adrian passed
through the city yesterday on his
way to Minneapolis to purchase fix
lures for his new saloon. II
+. F. E. Wood, for number of
years clerk for A. M. Becker, was here
yesterday on his way to Lake Crys-
tai to accept position in wholesale
house. ~ -" 49,. s>....@
There will be regular Baptist SER
vices at G.. A. K. hall next Sunday,
morning and evening. Subject for
the evening discourse will be "Nar-
rowness in Preaching"
Daniel Rohrer has been appoint
ed village attorney vice J. A. Town.
Mr.. Town has filled the Office for sew
eral years, and goes out of office with
a>clean record. Mr.. Rohrer's reputa-
ton as a lawyer is we'll known,
and he will make a good village at
torney. IT,
F. T. Sellers returned from How
ard, South Dakota, Friday. He did
not realize as much out of his sale
of stock and machinery as he hoped
for. He says everything is as drv as
finder and the prospects for the fu-
ture are anything but encouraging.
Henry Hall went to Wells Fri
day night in response to a telegram
announcing the death of his brother.
Henry is one of the best boys that
ever showed a travelling man to his
room or made a call, and his many
friends extend to him true sympathy
in his bereavement.
S. F. People has secured the
agency for the Acme Water Filter.
It is simple machine and does its
work we'll. Mr.. People is taking
orders for the filter and will probably
have stock here next week for de-
livery. He is meeting with good
success. The instrument recon-
mends itself.
j. J.. Wheeler, of Ireton, Iowa,
bought quarter section Of Mobiles
county land, which is located in Sew
ard township. Hedberg & Clausen
made the sale. Mr.. Wheeler is one
Of the few newspaper men who have
acquitted enough capital to buy a
farm. He was until recently editor
of the Ireton Clipper. 49,.
Mr.. S. n. Williams, of Austin,
Mimi, district manager of the Singer
Manufacturing Co., who during his
work in Mobiles county for few days
became sick, is stopping at the West
ern Hotel. He has decided to remain
in Worthington until he gets entirely
we'll, where he can get such good ac-
comodation as he can at the Western.
-Rushmore is threatened with a
second paper Mr.. Brandon, who
recently started a paper at Fulda,
was looking over the field last week
Rushmore is a very big small town,
but we should think that two papers
would be too much of a good thing.
The Gazette is a good per,carefully
edited and neatly printed and should
receive the united support Of the
town.
M. Edward Nichols, with the
Faust company sang beautiful
solo at the Episcopal church Sunday