The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-24

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Miss Kathryn Martin. accompanied
by Miss Winnie Shell, Of this place,
will spend the holidays at home in
Nortbfield.
The Rebekahs enjoyed social
meeting after the regular routine of
business was transacted, last Satur-
day evening.
We are showing au elegant assert
ment of Rocking Chairs in all the
latest styles. The Furniture Store
in G.. A. r. Block. ia
Mrs. II. B, Tibbetts left on Mon
day for Mankato where she will enter
the hospital. Mrs. Crever accompan-
led her as a nurse.
Remember that with every Dollar
Cash purchase at Palm Bros. Furni-
ture store you get Ticket good on
those Premiums. Is
Mr.. Donaldson, of South Dakota
and Miss Anna Horn, of LeMars, ar
rived Monday for visit with rtla-
tives, Mrs. Malcolun.
College songs are always pleasing
and everyone appreciates them.
Don't miss hearing them at Masonic
Hall Tuesdry evening.
Take your live or dressed poultry,
butter, eggs and hides to Kjorlaug
and get cash market price, in low
prices and first class goods. 20
The cash store pays the highest
market prices for butter, eggs, hides
and poultry live or dressed, in ex-
change for goods that are sold cheap.
Will Kennedy, Herbert Ager, Mr..
Vail and Miss Martha Covey return
ned from the State University Sat
urday to enjoy the holidays at home.
If you want t.. sell your poultry
live or dres sed, butter eggs and hides
for cash market price in exchange for
goods, take it to Kjo4rlaug's the Cash
Store.
During the past few weeks Saxon
and Amundson have put up four new
wind mills. Three of them were in
place of ones blown down by the
storm.
Stewart Dougherty, of Rushmore,
was county seat visitor last Satur-
day and among his business transac-
tions took advantage of the ADVANCE
clubbing rates.
A. P. Stewart local manager of
Tuthil) Lumber Co. moved his fam
lily here Tuesday and is now domi-
ciled in the house formerly occupied
by Fred Mason.
H. NJ. Palm & Son sell toys, sleds,
rocking horses and a multitude of
other things to make the children's
hearts glad, at The Furniture Store
in G. A. R. Block. ia
A conspicuous part of the program
was filled by the Ski-U-Mah quartet,
a four.leaf-clover OF students with
splendid voices and good training
Minneapolis Times.
The Wheaton Bridge Co., who were
awarded the contract for building the
iron bridge across Jack Creek. near
J. H. Denton's place, arrived this
week and are putting in the bridge.
Herald.
New Year night, Jan. l, '97, the
Odd Fellows will give a grand ball at
Masonic Hall for the benefit of the
Odd Fellows home. Good music
has been procured and good time
is assured all who wish to attend.
The. lodge of A. F. g. A. NJ. held
their annual election Monday evening
electing the following officers for the
ensuing year. W. NJ, BIZ. Thnrber;
S. W., JIG. Durfee; J. w., ia Town;
Treas, H. G. Shepard; Sec. Il. B.
Plotts; Tyler, L. B. Bennett; Chap.
G.. W. Zealand.
The state will pay out this year for
the cultivation of trees and groves,
consisting of 1858 acres, $19,530.01.
The amount appropriated for this
purpose is $40, 10000. Mobiles coun-
ty shows an acreage OF 1866. and the
owners of this will receive $3.50 per
acre, amounting to $371.0O. This
should encourage larger acreage of
tree planting the coming year.
The simi-annual election of officers
Of the Epworth League was held last
week Thursday evening resulting as
follows: Pres. E. A. Carrel; l Vice,
A. T. Latta; 2 Vice. Nellie Baxter;
Vice, Minnie Shattuck; 4 Vice, G..
}. Bigelow; Sec, E. W. Sinnet; Treas;
Gertrude Dow. A public installation
will take place at the M. E. Church
n place Of the regular service Sunday
evening.
The Mobiles County Democrat is
sued a holiday number last week,
consisting of twenty pages including
| colored cover. Together with the
Usual amount of news it contained
contributions from different
pioneers, reciting "reminiscences
# the early days of this country,
which are exceedingly interesting, al
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