The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-12-19

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creckery Of Loveless the Grocer.
C. H. Babcock has silver plated
tea set which he is going to give
away to his customers. Read his ad.
on this page. !.
. Alice PANEL gave birthday
party to her young friends Saturday
afternoon. All the little ones were
made happy. Y
Pete Becker, who has been laid
up for some time with sprained knee,
has resumed his position as oonduc.
tor on the branch. ~
"A few pure bred Ohio Improved
Chester White stock hogs for sale on
reasonable terms.
19w2 r. w. MoBERLY. :
Make your family q Christ
mas present of a barrel Of apples.
You canabuy them right Of Love.
less the Grocer. 4
Il. C. Morrell and wife who have
been visiting With John Ramage and
family for the past week, returned to
their home Friday. ~. =
Examine j. D. Humiston's line
of wind mills, pumps, feed grinders,
horse powers and corn shelters, ETC.
Best on the market. "
Mike Brady was up to Slayton
Friday laying out the foundation for
the creamery which he is to superin-
tend the building of. >.
Beware of steel Range peddlers
now infesting the county. Evans
Bros. will sell you a better Range at
$4,000 less than their prices.
There will be a ten cent social
given by the members of the Metho-
dist church at the residence of Mr..
Goodrich Friday evening, Jan. Sd.
Apples are advancing in
price very fast. We have some
fancy eastern stock: still at the
old price. Loveless the Grocer.
Get your papering done while
labor and paper is cheap. E. E..
Ventioneer will hang your paper for
10cts roll. Leave orders at c.. H.
Babcock's. 80 g.. "a 3w =.
The Sons of Veterans will give a
dance il G.. a. r. Hall on New Years
eve, Dec. .3lst. Good; music and.
good management. Tickets at the
door. Everybody invited. By order
Of Committee r. ~ ~ ~: r. ~; NJ Il IT, h.
The German Evangelical church
has built shed back Of the church
in which the horses can be sheltered
during service. This is a good move
and one which should be adopted by
all the churches.
-Phit Plotts was in town Monday.
Phil Is selling crsyon portraits ID Iowa
and Missouri. Phil says the regular
price il $500 but he sells them for
Is Or 70 cents whom people won't
pay any more for them. Sz, .4 =$
The Minnesota Society for the
Protection Of Dogs is q newly organ
lied society with about $50 members.
Henry Twitchell Of this place has
been elected Evicespreside lent for: the
Second Congressional District. " %
Highest prices paid for butter at
the butter room in the basement OF
Mr.. "Opens house. -Uusalted but
ter preferred. IA cents paid for good
butter. 1911
CIV. WHEELER.
:. Merry Christmas to ALT A Mas
querade Ball will be given at the
G.. A. r. hall, Dec. 25th, at Worth
ington MINI. Everybody cordially
invited to attend. Good music and
q good time is promised. Dance
tickets Is cents. ...,s.< e :,
j. We would like to see COMMITTEES
ST I've editors Is the state get togeth-
u and draw up a new set Of two stick
items that will 90, the rounds Of the.
press with an 1896 air about them.
Some one name the committee.
Mortified News. ..'5
To which we say amen.
We are in receipt of letter fr-
The publishers of the Youths Com
panion in4which they say that one of
Tho strongest stories in their double
Christmas number is story by Louis
Maxwell of Worthington, who died
over year ago. The title
# the story is 'Trappers" and it des-
,ribes the desperate adventure of an
carly settler in Southwestern Min
nesota. 'nf .>'-
Who weeps with you when you
ire. sad, and laughs with you when
you are glad, and swears with you
when you are mad7 The editor.
Who has to be both kind and wise,
and never (hardly every lies, and when
ne does, creates surprise? The edit
or. Who ownes a heart as we'll as
cheek, is possessed of spirit proud,
out meek. and lives on 40 cents a
week? The editor.-Ex. Z, 49, 49,. =
The Kinbrae Herald has this to
say of Mr.. Wamplar. one of the pro-
prietors of our laundry: We are in
receipt of a friendly letter from our
old time friend, A. j. Wamplar, in
which he says he has purchased the
Worthington Steam Laundry. The
firm name is Wamplar 4 Spack-
-f W. $50 ~>~k So&od xuIf n