The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-02

house recently vacated by Joe Rosen-
berg. ~. ..I-:a. a..>.... 49,. .. a.. >@a6
Solid oak center table with brass
feet for one dollar at the Furniture
Store in G.. A. r. Block. 32w2
| Ifyou are going to do any paper
ing Or painting this spring don't fail
to see Ventioner Il Baker as they
will surely save you money. 33tf
If you have house, barn, wagon,
or buggy that needs painting, leave
your orders at John Rippbergers
paint shop rear of Aug. Falk's shoe
store. 9t$
The Omaha officials, w. A. Scott,
E. B. Ober, H. G. Hope and H.
Spencer went on an inspection trip
Wednesday returning to St. Paul
Friday.
Friday is visitors day at the public
schools. An invitation is extended
to all that are interested in school
work to visit and observe the pro-
gress made since last visitors day. 4
A. V. Eastman who has been with
the Colonial and U. S. Mortgage CO.
St. Paul for the past. fourteen years
has severed. his connection with them
and all personal correspondence
should be now addressed to him.
The Annual congregational meet.
ing of the Presbyterian church will
be held tonight at the church.
Among other things there will be
considered the question OF uniting
with the pastor in a petition 70 the
Presbyterian to disolye the PASTORAL
relation. .
DR.. Gould's team became frighten-
ed at the train last Monday while
tied in front the Western hotel. They
amputated a hitching post and start
ed to middle things up but were
stopped before any. further damage
was done. ~. .
Miss Nellie Plots left for Fland-
reau S. D. Wednesday, where she
has accepted position in millinery
as trimmer. She was accompanied
by Miss Hattie Nelson as far as
Graham Lakes, the latter having
been here on short visit. ~
A small crowd attended the dance
given at the G. A. R. hall last Friday
evening but good time was rea lized
by those present they all seemed to
fancy the pirouette ''while the
violin was weaving the walters \ a
story immeshing their feet in the
welt of the tune" #
The Ladies' sewing society Of the
swedish Lutheran church gave COL
lation and. bazar at the Union Store
last Saturday afternoon and evening.
Owing to the drizzly weather their
patronage was light SO they opened
up again Tuesday evening to dispose
with the remnants left over from Sat-
urday.
The busy hum of our job presses
has kept our new job setter in good
humor since he arrived and has con-
vinced good many that his skill is
unsurpassed, SO if your stationary is
ordered printed here you will posi-
lively be fully satisfied with work
and prices. All work is executed
with neatness and dispatch.
Frank Fuqua aged fourteen years,
son of A. Fuqua suffered a painful
injury last Thursday. While he and
a number of other boys were playing
in the old school house. Frank in
jumping accidently caught his hand
on hook in the wall, tearing the
thumb on the left hand nearly off,
the flesh being all torn from
the bone. He now carries the hand
in sling. g..
The millinery stores of Worthing-
ton, seem to be cup to date" at least
in beautiful window displays, and |
the lady who is still unprovided with
her "spring outing, in the millinery
line should not be censured if she
casts longing glances at those art
FULLY arranged windows, for really to
he feminine eye they must be superb
and attractive. Thlse stores are
also we'll filed with goods in the
attest, and new supplies are being
added as the demand necessitates.
The series Of meetings conducted
~ the Young peoples societies OF
he CITY closed Sunday EVENING" with