The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Rye 28c. Chickens, live, 81
Oats III. Turkeys, 6
Flax 60c. 49," dressed 7
BarleyA3c. Eggs 20
Wheat &c. Butter Is
DIR. Horribly was in town Monday.
., Good assortment of Sleigh Bells at
Stitser's.
Frank Day wae in town last week,
Thursday.
J. J. Bingham made trip to Win
dom, Saturday.
M, P. Boyle. is assisting Dan Fish
i'll horse shoeing.
Sleigh Bells, Saddles and Thill
Chimes at Stitser's.
Mrs. Hawkins left on Friday for a
visit at Minneapolis.
Regular meeting of the village
council Friday evening.
G. F. Salsrrom made trip to Sher-
burne: last week Friday.
Attorney Wilson transacted legal
business at Adrian Friday.
Mrs. A. r. Albertus left on Friday
for visit at home-Jackson.
Al. Mathwig left Monday for Shell
don and his home at LeMars.
Ike Darby is assisting Joe Loveless
during the rush in horse hoeing.
I'D. Sutherland visited relatives at
Heron Lake during the past week.
Look over Palm Bros. ad. there is
something you all want to know. Is
Mrs. J. H. Rice left on Tuesday
for a visit with relatives at La Porte,
Ia.
Get your Furniture at Palm Bros.
and get one of those Christmas Pres
ents. Is
Miss Eva Cakes left last week, Fri
day,for visit with relatives at Hunt
ley, Ill.
German Dill Pickles, mixed pickles
and all kinds of pickles at w. W.
LovELEss.
Mrs. B. F. johnson left on Friday
for Eureka Springs, Ark, to spend
the winter.
Ellsworth News:-Mr. McDall and
Miss Lizzie Higgins were married at
Thanksgiving.
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy draft at Bank
of Worthington.
Postmaster Swartz changed position
of portion of the mail boxes Friday
for convenience.
Mrs. E. H. Bassett of Rushmore
was in the city Saturday and added
her name to our list.
The revival meetings at the Me.
thodist church are being continued
throughout this week.
w. S. Runyon of st. Paul spent a
short time visiting his brother, Fred,
of this place last week.
For bargains in Furniture, Toys
and Fancy Goods. go to The Furni
ture store in G.. A. r. Block. ia
We will furnish the ADVANCE and
Youths Companion to all new sub
scribers for $500 per year in advance.
r. G.. Dana, has been assisting
Kiorlmon and Desmond with their
horse shoeing, during the past few
weeks.
Now is the time to select your
winter reading. We can make you
cheap rates in connection with the
ADVANCE.
Rem. Mccartney won fine mer-
chaum pipe at a drawing held at E..
e. Solmon's and G.. G.. Doeden, won
a silver SET
The county commissioners meet
next week, Monday, when the COM
plant against the saloon in St. Kilian
will be heard.
Remember that with every Dollar
Cash purchase at Palm Bros. Furni-
ture store you get Ticket good on
those Premiums. Id
State Supt. Pendergast will ask the.
coming legislation to increase the
public school fund for the use of both
district and high schools.
A new time schedule went in ef-
feet on the Omaha Sunday. No
changes in the passenger trains, but
the freight service was reduced.
Hull, the St. Paul minister, who
was sent to the penitentiary six years
for attempting to poison his wife, is
working in the laundry department.
The Jackson Co. Pilot says: 1.-THE
case of Levi Miller vs.. II. Horribly
and G.. G. Cooley, which was con-
tinued from the Sept. 4, 1896 term,
was settled"
A. C. Clausen has removed his Of
flee to Minneapolis and after court is
over at. jackson will take up a per-
manent location there. His office is
situated on the corner OF LIST. Ave. 5.
and 3rd St.
We are agents for all kinds OF
magazines and newspapers, including
German, Swedish, Norwegian and
French, if you want any of them in
connection with the ADVANCE call and
leave your subscription.
The Wide Awake, dancing party
]ast week Friday evening, was not