The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-30
THE woRTHlNGToN ADVANCE.
Strawberries at j. Loves.

Peter Thompson is at Pipestone
on business. He will return tonight.
Call on DR.. Moore at the Bank
Of Worthington for reliable hail in
s,,rance. 42t2 S,
We will furnish eggs at one dol
lar per setting the. rest Of this season
See ad. w. j. McCoLLoM.
R. Christy of the Worthington
Bakery is laying 9 new sidewalk
along his property on Seventh ave-
nue.. 4. h
Claus Blixt has accepted posi-
ton as engineer at Saltwater. We.
understand his job is permanent
one. ....
-Philo Halves, of Luverne, one OF
Southwestern Minnesota 3 most prom
inent G.. A. r. men, was in the city
Tuesday. "s#S%
j. H. Maxwell made a trip to
Kinbrae Saturday. J. Fl. says the
crop prospects were never better than
they are at present. ..Izz
Fl. G. Stitser has purchased the
August Falk house located on Seventh
avenue near the Catholic church. NJ.
E. Lawton made the deal.
Postmaster Schwartz and wife
will leave on Saturday for visit to
Madelia and other points. They will
be absent three or four days.
Louis Mohl, of Adrian, brother
of A. G. Hedberg, came over Satur-
day. He passed Sunday at Round
Lake, and returned home Monday.
Come to the Swedish Mercantile
Annex next Saturday p. m. for some
of that famed, excellent ice cream
served by the Presbyterian Ladies.
Mrs. M. E. Lawton, accompanied
by the children, went to Sioux Falls
Tuesday to attend graduating exer-
cises. Her cousin will be gradu-
ated. ~x
Halls hair renewer cures dan
druf and scalp affections; also cases
of badness where the glands which
feed the roots of the hair are not
closed up. =.
Crops are booming--Now is
the time to increase your acreage
before prices get beyond reach.
See the great land list of Hedbere
& Clausen. ~.
Ed Warren, an old-time Worth
ington boy, hove into town Monday
much to the qualification of his num-
erous friends. Ed is located at
Conpcil Bluffs. . ,......
Charley Babcock attended the
editorial convention at jackson last
Monday. He lived in that city a
number of years, and his visit was a
very pleasant one.
-Tramps are getting ''too numer-
GUS to mention" around Worthington.
Nightwatchman Gibson locks up
several every night. What about
that ball and chain?
Mule skin shoes (seamless) at
Aug. Falk's. These shoes will not
last so or 60 years, as mule does,
but pretty close to it. Come in and
see them. They are serviceable and
cheap. - 4w
Geo. Eyland, the life insurance
man, was in the city Monday. He
went from here to Jackson, thence to
Pipestone. George is doing a good
business and we are pleased to make
the announcement.
: We're Hurlbert, Harry Haroldson,
Ernest Sterling, Theodore Palmer, H.
w. Schmidt and George Colvin made
a trip to Round Lake on their wheels
Sunday. The two former made the
return trip in SO minutes.
j. E. Whipple, Of Vinton, Iowa,
was in town this week looking for bar
gains in real estate. Mr.. Whipple is
corresponding secretary Of the Iowa
State Firemen's association, and the
tournament will be held in his town
this year.
The sail boat, Harry Van D, has
been remodeled, and was launched
Sunday with fitting ceremonies. A
new bottom was put in and the am
cunt of canvass was lessened, making
as pretty a sailing boat as one might
ask for.
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