The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-11-19

For SALE-A Good Cow, Cash ORION
time,
The Y.P.S.C.E.Con has been post
poned Que week commencing Nov. n.
Geo. D. Dayton returned yesterday
morning from trip to Minneapolis:
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy a draft at Bank
of Worthingtou.
Don't 20 and freez7 your feet, but
20 to A. Falk's and let him fix you out
for the 40 below weather that is COM
ing. Is
l. Mrs. Anna Davis is on the sick list
this week. The report that she has
diptheria is denied by the attending
physician:
A communication was received too
late last week for publication. This
explanation to the writer for it's non
appearance.
Nothing better in the winter time
than warm comforta BILE feet. You
can get just what YOU need at the
Shoe Store. Is
Sheriff Thorn and hi, son Harry,
took Drew and Clarkson to Saltwater
Tuesday night for CONTINENT as order
ed by the Judge.
The telephone company completed
their line to St. James last week so
that the people OF that town can con-
verse With the Twin Cities.
Fred E. Blume, notary real estate
and insurance agent Of Elgin, III. will
be here in the near future on Il visit
and with an idea of locating.
Union service on Thanksgiving
day Nov. 26th will be held at the
Presbyterian Church. Rev. j. L
Bull will deliver the sermon.
O. A. Peterson from Seward town.
ship will leave the last part of this
week for Gotheuburg, Sweden, he
bought his ticket Of S. KiDdlund.
Write The Jewel Nursery Co., Lake
City, Minnesota. if you WANT Il paying
job selling fruits and seeds. They
pay weekly and give :hree plans of
work.
Sam $. Haislet junior went up to
Heron Lake Tuesday to accept the
position of foreman of the Jackson
County Times.-Nob]es Co. Demo
crat.
Robt. Reed was out last week,
Thursday, after being confined to the
bed for week from fracture Of a
rib, which was fractured while setting
up a stove.
Street commissioner, Thurber, was
awake to the comfort Of pedestrians
and ordered the snow cleaned off
from all sidewalks after the storm
,ceased last week.
Mrs F.J.Humiston was quite serious
~ sick several days this week, but is
rapidly improving. We hope soon to
announce her complete recovery
Heron Lake News.
CHI. Schechter,the insurance agent
has moved his office into the room
formerly occupied by tailor Moll. Mrs.
G.. E. Brown will occupy the room
vacated by Mr.. Schechter.
J. H.Rice of Pnmgar, Ia, is negot-
iating for Turner and Mathwig's bar
Der shop. He has moved his family
here and is dominciled in house
of Mrs. Johnson's on third Avenue.
A surprise party was given on
John Glasgow at his home Friday
evening by about twenty of his young
friends. Social games were played
light refreshments were served and
a merry evening passed.
An impromptu dance was given at
Masonic Hall, Friday evening. The
German Band that was in town that
day on it's periodical visit furnished
the music. About twenty couple were
present.
Come to the Sabbath afternoon
Temperance Meeting Nov. %, four
o'clock. At the Presbyterian oh urch
Rev. Mr.. Bailey will conduct the
meeting. Non Temperance people
invited and made welcome.
The village council held their regu-
lar meeting last Friday evening, al
lowing the usual amount of bills and
appointing M. S. Smith recorder for
the unexpired term. The election
bills amounted to nearly $4,000.
Home Seekers excursions, at one
fare plus ST., to points east and north
of jamestown, N. D., will be made by
the N. P. Ry. Co. on Nov. 18th and
Dec. LIST and 18th. Particulars given
by A. B. Allen, Jackson, MINI. Is
Martin County Sentinel: John
Kellihan, father of the young man
charged with the murder at Sherburn
bank, has engaged two Iowa lawyers,
Lorin CRAY of this city and Mr..
Shanks of Fairmont, to defend his
son.
A four year old child Of T. W.
Keavy's had an attact of membran-
eous Group this week which develop
ed into diptheria of very light form.
A quarantine was placed so there
would be no further chance of infec-
tiOn