The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-03-19
REV &BENNETT'S

, Special Prices Oh Groceries for
the Week Ending March 21st.
Bars Lenox. Csc
Dat Meal, per lb.............2c
Lemons per dozen. zee. 15c
6 lbs Best Rice Csc
N O Molasses, per GAL. ....... .3Oc
Best Sugar Syrup, per gal. ...3Oc
Best Sorghum, per gal. ......... .35c
Good Bulk Coffee. Zoe
Best Raisens, per lb............. SC
3 lbs Elegant Evaporated Peaches25c
Pail Choice Table Syrup. ..... 45c
| Use Com non Sense baking pow
der.
The grand lodge of A. o. U. U.
meets at St. Paul Tuesday. G.. R.
Leonard, S. F. People and E. A.
Trip will represent the Worthington
lodge.
, O. X. Open is making some i'm
provements on his blacksmith shop
and maching shop building. A Sec
ond full story is being added which
will make a commodious building.
We understand it is the intention
3 of the new council to grant more IL
censes for saloons the coming year
than has been the custom heretofore.
The licenses will probably be lower.
, Two train loads of ice passed
!, through here Saturday from White
Bear Lake, Minnesota, to St. Louis.
There will be one train load going
l. through each day during the sum-
mer.
FoR RENTS acres fine stubble
ground on sec. 8, Worthington tip.
IS Come quick if you want this. Grain
# rent.
G. H. ScHEcHTER.
- 32tf. Over HUI niston's Hard ware.
It The Pioneer Press says: The com
missioners of Mobiles county at a
!, recent meeting determined to declare
y their jail at Worthington a district
jail. and the matter will come before
the state board of charities and cor
rections for approval at its next meet
ing.
n Mr.. Frank Geiger and Miss Nellie
y Hamilton were married at Sioux Falls,
Monday, March 9Th. Mr.. Geiger is
the genial proprietor of the Depot
Lunch counter and Miss Hamilton
formerly a resident here, but latter
of Pipestone,is held in high esteem by
e all. Mr.. and Mrs. Geiger returned
L from Sioux Falls Thursday night.
The ADVANCE extends congratulations
2 to the happy couple.
, An experienced teacher says that
pupils who have access to newspapers
at home, when compared with those
8 who do not, are better readers, better
4 grammarians, better punctuators, and
read more understandingly, and OBJ
! tain practically knowledge of geog-
l raphy in almost half of the time it re-
. ouires the others. The newspaper is
decidedly an important factor in mod
ern life. This will not be disputed
, bv any one who takes the trouble to
, investigate the matter for himself
Edgerton Enterprise.
Our home talent Company will re-
, produce their light Comedy ''Uncle"
at Adrian Saturday evening going
there on the afternoon passenger and
, returning on the midnight freight
train. We hope the Adrian people
will give them hearty and welcome
reception. The cast is unusually good
and rival many of the professionally
troupes PLAYING in the Twin Cities
: Adrian theatre lovers can patronize
q them and be assured of an excellent
: evenings entertainment and getting
full value for their money.
g A. J. Little, of Chicago, represent
+ ing the Lewis Publishing Co., of that
j.. city arrived at Luverne Saturday
evening and has been engaged since
s in collecting material for Memorial
Record of the counties of Rock, Mob
les, Pipestone, Murray, the purpose
of which is indicated by the follow
ing extract from the prospectus:
"The object of this proposed work is
to fill up the wide gap in the biogra:
> phical history of the counties of Rock,
Mobiles, Pipestone and Murray, and
to give the present and future gener-
atoms a much deeper source of relia-
BILE information touching this local.