The Worthington advance., 1895-08-22

I'VE will pay good prices for g
few good shoats or stock hogs at
once. @
y. OL1vER& MADISON.
Crops are booming Now is
the time to increase your acreage
before prices get beyond reach.
See the great land list OF Hedberg
& Clausen. 1 ..z. L.. =. .5..&s
81 M. H. Damon, returned Tuesday
evening from Spirit Lake where ne
has been camping for several weeks.
The family is expected back to-day
or tomorrow. .e,. E.. a.. .#..s' ~
WANTED "A good man 70 sell
goods to the schools of Mobiles county
and adjoining counties. Big pay to
the right man. F. H. PERRY, Gen.
Agent. Excelsior, MINI. -"
III. M. Palm. left Monday for
Chattanooga for a grand reunion
with the boys who went to the front
in the early COS. Mr.: Palm expects
to be absent for several weeks.
A good house and barn with q
acres of land close to business part OF
town for rent. This property is for
sale or exchange for 80 acres Of
land. [tf] M. E. LAw1oN.
An Uncle Toms Cabin show
played here last Saturday night. 1t
would have been a good show at half
the price. The fistic abilities of
Uncle Tom were especially felt.
-MARR1ED.-At the residence of
the brides parents, on Saturday ev-
ening, Aug. II, by Rev. W. J. Rob-
inson, Mr.. Ross Coney and Miss
Frances NJ. Naylor, both of Worth
ington.
Billy Marbles theater company
passed through here Monday on
their way to Adrian to play an en-
gagement The company is only
visiting the small inland towns this
season.
Mrs. A. G.. Mitchell, Miss Mol
lie Jones and Miss Eta McFarlin
drove over from Adrian with Miss
Percis Wood Monday. Miss Wood
left the same day for her home in
Eldora, Iowa.
Attorney Funk, wife and son
were over from Lakefeld Sunday and
Monday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
Douglass. Mr.. Funk went to Lu-
verne Monday afternoon to look after
some legal matters.
-. Fanberg, of Arthur, Ia, who
has been, here for the past two weeks
looking after his farming interests,
left Tuesday for home. He expects
to move here at no distant date and
occupy his farm in Lorain.
John Rippberger has opened up
a paintshop> in. the rear of Aug.
Falk's shoe store on Main street. All
orders, such as house, wagon and car
riage painting left. at the shop or
with Mr.. Falk will receive prompt at
tention.
The Minnesota editors will go to
Atlanta, Sept. %. They will be ab-
sent eight days. They will spend
one day at Chattanooga and visit the
famous battlefields. The great
southern statesman, H. Clay Evans,
will be with the party while in the
south.
City Recorder Swanberg left yes
terday noon for St. Paul where he is
to meet Charles Loweth, the ex-
pert electrician who is making the
plans and specifications for the elect
ric plant for this place. MIR. Swan
berg will also buy big stock of fall
and winter goods while absent. He
will return Saturday night.
Fred Bean, an old Worthington
boy, who has been working on a hay
press near Rushmore the past month,
met with quite serious accident
Monday. In some way, while NOV
ing baled hay, he received a bale
hook through the feshy part of his
arm, making painful though not
dangerous wound. DR.. Dolan dres-
sed the injured member,
Nice way to treat strangers; this
from the Pipestone Star: Three
tramps crushed the cam this after
noon, and as the trio. were going