The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-11-28

". ~ Matte Hopt left Monday for
Colorado Springs where she will
make her future home. Va "a
NJ Ole Degn returned from Lu,-
verne Thursday where he has been
the past summer. I.
=. G. Pannell has been at Es-
therville the past week looking over
his ice interests at that place. I'D.
Mrs. Phil Glasgow returned
Saturday from DeKalb, ILL.,, whore
she has been visiting for some time.
q Winter: in all it's ugliness is here.
Winter is said to be the coolest seas
on Of the year. Verify, we believe It's
true. = ~, al. Ak a., + /
Geo. Engel run :, q pitchfork
through his foot the other day and
goes around on one foot in conse-
quence. @n# ~ o~,..2 49, n
Sheriff Thom's Office at the Jail
building has been much improved in
appearance by the addition of a fine
large desk. Z b..
Bill Gunday spent Sunday in
Worthington. He is now working on
the telegraph line between St. Paul
and Aberdeen.
Examine j. D. Humiston's line
Of wind mills, pumps, feed grinders,
horse powers and corn shelters, etc.
Best on the market. n * ..':.@
Examine j. D. Humiston's line
of windmills, pumps, feed grinders,
horse powers and corn shelters, etc.:
Best on the market. =, tt @ - 1
The Marshall News-Messenger
says that Register Shepard is confin-
ed to his bed by sickness. We hope
it is nothing serious.
The ADVANCE force have rushed
themselves somewhat this week in
order to get a chance to enjoy big
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. Orson Meyers, who at one
time run a jewelry store at this place,
will be married to Miss Mollie Orcher
of Sioux Falls on Dec. Ia.
Beware of steel Range peddlers
now infesting the county. Evans
Bros. will sell you better Range at
$1,000 less than their prices.
"A large stock Of bone-dry lumber
constantly on hand. All orders
promptly filed. Prices the lowest.
JOHN w. TuTH1LL LUMBER Go.
Mr.. Schmidt, living north of
town, brother of Albert Schmidt OF
this place, has purchased the hotel at
Dundee and will take charge at once.
Fred 4Mohl. Of Adrian passed
through here Monday on route to
Pipestone. Fred is doing a land
Office business and it keeps him NOV
ing. -, "
Maurice Miller, former clerk at
the Western House went to his home
in Vinton, Iowa, last Thursday morn
;no for VISIT with parents and
friends. s.
Lee Utley who has charge OF the
electric light plant expects his family
from Oshkosh, Wis, and intends to be-
come permanent resident OF Wor'
Ellington.
The ADVANCE is doing a large
amount of job work this week. The
holidays are coming and the people
know where they can get the best
work done. .
Mr.. futile has moved into the
Mccartney residence in Clary addi-
ton. Mr.. Arnescn has moved onto
the place formerly occupied by Mr..
futile, north of town. g.. g..
Richard Prideaux OF Ransom
township, has moved to Worthing-
ton and will make this place his
home. He will live in the house
next to- Will divers place on 9th
street. = .' ~. .
The Heron Lake News says:
Mrs. T. E. Schumacher has sold hel
stock of millinry and fancy goods to
Mrs. Gillette, of Worthington, who
will conduct the business at the old
stand. r. @s. NJ, L.. >'1 Gt<..rs :':.
Mick Domnisse, a Fulda prisoner
Who has been serving 30 days SEN
tence in the Mobiles county bastile on
a charge Of drunkenness, was released
Tuesday. The Jail is now without a