The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14

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Deputy sheriff Dow went south
yesterday.
Take your corn and oats to
Newton. CLANCY & Co. 25tf
Rooms to rent, first or second
floor, call on Julius Palm. 25tf
Home sugar cured hams, Ia cts.
25tf EUREKA MEAT MARKET.
II have all OF section %, Elk twp.
to rent for fax Harry s. Hobson,
the land agent. !,
II have all Of section 20, Elk twp,
to rent for fax. Harry s. Hobson,
the land agent.
III. B. 1ibhetts has resigned the
position Of Deputy State Boiler In
spector for the Second district. ,'r%.
Mrs. w. j. O'Connor, who recent
ly bought out Mrs. Cheney, is closing
out winter goods at way down prices.
IS. B. Bedford was over from
Rushmore yesterday. He says his
new bank will start up about March
LIST. ~ & ,s,#. '~'
j. J. Kendall, who has charge Of
the Thompson lands in this and
Rock county, registered at the Worth
ington Monday. h..
E. A. Trip, O. G. Grunsten and
r. B. Plots were elected delegates to
the A. O.. U. w. grand lodge, which
meets at St. Paul next month.
The S. of V. will give a dance on
Friday evening, Feb. %, in G.. A. R.
hall. Good music and good mana
gers. Everybody cordially invited.
Tickets so cents. BY order of Com
mittee.
-LosT-Between the ADVANCE Of
fee and the post office or the, AD-
VANCE office and home, a gold pen
and holder. Finder please leave at
the ADVANCE Office and oblige
Feb. IL. L. EASTWOOD.
Mrs. A. NJ Cheney wishes to
thank the ladies of Worthington and
vicinity for the share of their patron
age which she has enjoyed the past
few years and would recommend her
successor, Mrs. w. j. O'Connor, to
the same kindly consideration.
e. J. Daniels is right to the front
with big line of spring goods. He
also has large assortment of winter
goods that must be sold, and will be
put upon the market at a very low
price. If you are looking for a bar
gain in winter or spring goods, it will
pay you to call at his store and see
the fine display. Next week he will
take space in the ADVANCE to tell our
readers what he has. Look for it.
OK. Open has = force of men
emodeling his machine shop into 9
foundry, and expects to be able to
start up in four or five weeks. His
business has grown 80 of late that he
is compelled to put up . foundry.
This will be a good thing for the
town, as it will give employment to a
large number of hands. Mr.. Open
is a pushe1, and can BE- depended
upon to make success of his new
undertaking.
BY the Lynchburg, Va, News
we see that Mrs. Carnes, formerly of
Worthingtoa, and Geo. R. Moore, of
Jaskson, were married Feb. 7. The
News says: Mr.. George r. Moore, a
prominent banker, of Jackeon, Min
nesota, and Mrs. -Izella Carnes were
married yesterday at noon at tho res
idence of Mr.. Walter 8. Fore, in
West Lynchburg. The wedding was
very quiet one, only . few friends
being present. Rev. DR.. John J.
Lloyd, rector of Grace. Memorial
church, performing the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore came to the city,
and are stopping at the hotel Carroll
They leave today for visit to Flori'
da, before returning to Minnesota
The home of both the bride and
groom is in Minnesota, but the for.
mer has been in Virginia for several
months, visiting relatives and friend.
in Bedford and Campbell counties.
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