The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-02
John Rippberger is out in Sum
NIT Lake township painting house
and barn for VIM. f.. Moss.

John Rlppberger ls out IN SUM
NIT Lake township painting house
and barn for VIM. F. Moss.
John Butler was over from Els
worth Monday, and went south on
the main line in the afternoon.
Every Saturday and oftener the
Presbyterian Ladies will be pleased
to give you dish of ice cream,
Call at Mrs. O'Connor's for bar
gains in ladies' fine handkerchiefs and
Winsor ties. A large assortment.
The work Of removing the rub
bish and unused material from the
court house yard has commenced.
Mrs. O'Connor has some locals
in today's paper. She has an ele-
giant line of ladies' fine handker-
chiefs. ,,
Matt Pint, jr., of Grand Prairie
and Herman Merkel, of Wilmont,
attended the assessors meeting Sat-
urday.
Miss Bessie Whitney closed a
very successful term of school in the
Oberto district in Jackson county last
Friday.
Fred COTS new residence near
corner of 10th street and 9TH avenue
is nearly enclosed. Fred will have a
cozy home.
. George Colvin, George Swans
man and Marion Abbott of Adrian,
attended the Odd Fellows dance
Friday evening.
j. D. Pratt was here yesterday
and took home some fencing. Mr..
Pratt is making number of improve
ments on his farm.
The Presbyterian Ladies will
serve ice cream next Saturday after
noon in the building next door to the
Swedish Mercantile.
Mrs. Jos. Loveless left yesterday
morning for Wayzetta in response to
telegram announcing the serious
illness of her mother.
The members of the graduating
class this summer are Will Kennedy,
Fred Bedford, Susie CHATTER, Herb
Ager and Mary Dobner.
The Presbyterian Ladies will be
pleased to meet all their old and new
friends, in the Swedish Mercantile
Annex, next Saturday afternoon.
-Chas. Cohen: of Adrian, and F.
O. Gregerson, of Winona attended the
Odd Fellows celebration Friday and
of course called on the ADVANCE.
e. J.. Daniels has change in his
al. this week. It will pay you to
watch his space. He always says
something to interest cash buyers.
Come to the Swedish Mercantile
Annex next Saturday p. m. for some
of that famed, excellent ice cream
served by the Presbyterian Ladies.
-FoR SALE-At auction to the
highest bidder, Saturday, May 18th,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, at the corner of the
court house square, one COW and one
horse.
Ray Humiston says he can furn-
ish paint fer your house for So. As pro-
-viding it does not exceed 1889 cubic
feet. Read his ad. and then go and
see him.
w. H. Crandall, of Merriam Park.
special agent of the Western assur
ance company Of Toronto, was in town
Saturday, consulting with their agent
M. E. Lawton.
The address by DR.. Kiehle Mon
day evening was very entertaining
DR.. Kiehle spoke for an hour and a
quarter and those who did not attend
missed rare treat. =. =:
Josephine Dayton celebrated her
9Th birthday last Friday by inviting
number of her little friends to
spend the afternoon with her. Re-
freshments were served and all enjoy
ed the occasion.
B. w. Kerr was over from Rush
more Saturday and purchased r.
horse power engine Of John Hum
iston, to run his we'll machine. Mr..
Kerr has drill that is guaranteed
to go down 1000 feet.
The versatile Will Wells of the
Alton Democrat made the Adv NcE
office his headquarters Monday. He
WAS I'M to nav taxes on his Mobiles