The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-09

Mrs. D. Rohrer and daughter visit
ed Minneapolis this week.
Agricultural dealers are the bust
est men in town nova days.
Remember the Shakespearean
reading in G. A. r. Hall April 18th.
Field peas and timothy seeds for
sale by C. F. Salstrom in Bly's build
ing. "a.
Delicious strawberries from Texas
were on the market at G. J. Sail
woods Saturday.
If you have any kind of printing to
be done cali and get our prices before
placing your order.
1t is reported there will be chage
of time on the Omaha soon and the
Sunday train put on. Perhaps next
Sunday.
Take good care Of the young pigs.
Sleeping out in the wet does not
agree with them. All young things
need dry beds.
The farmers are now all busily en-
gagged in seeding, the ground being
sufficiently moistened to give grain
an excellent start
School entertainment at Masonic
Hall, Friday night for the benefit of
the school library. Tickets now on
sale at G. II. Babcock's.
The School Entertainment Friday
night will begin promptly at eight
o'clock. Come early so as to be sure
of seat and of hearing all of it.
At the Presbyterian church, next
Sunday, Rev. W. Aull will preach his
last two sermons, and will leave with
his family next week, for Duluth.
A rumor is current, that a member
of the Okebena club has collected
money due the club and vanished but
reliable authority denies the rumor.
Geo. D. Dayton, president of the
Minnesota Loan and Investment Co.
has purchased tthe Westminster
church property in Minneapolis for
$l65,O0O
This is house cleaning season.
Ventioner and Baker are the people
to get to do your papering and paint
ing as their work is always strictly
up to date.
Mrs.W.I.Humiston and Miss Anna
Glass, left Tuesday, for a two weeks
visit at st. Louis from:there they go
Of Frankfort and Louisville Ky. for a
Two months visit WITH relatives.
The trial of the mocking bird fire
alarm whistle, given Tuesday, was
rot satisfactory and owing to the bad
weather. the sound could not be adj
usted.Another test will be made Sat-
arday afternoon.
The newt settings for the stage of
Masonic Hall will be used for the first
ime attthe School Entertainment
Friday, April 16, 8p m. All who
rave seen them are much pleased
With them.
Fos SA1E-Aafew yonng, Single
Comb White Leghorn BOOSTERS at 81.
! piece, and eggs for setting of same
high scoring breed at so cents for 10,
It s. Kindlund's, Worthington, MINI.
"a Wv.
Every old soldier should attend the !
School Entertainment next Friday |
night.
About los of our school children
ak and sing about "Patriotism
It MasoniclHall next Friday evening.
Everybody come and hear them.
Carolus.O. Peterson, the Singer
sewing machine man, is making ex-
;ensive improvements on his property
bought la ely from J. NJ. Holbrook.
It is the lot back of the Swedish
church, known as the Charley Nor
len place.
We notice brass band organiza-
ions are being agitated throughout
he state. A town without brass
'and during the presidential cam
'aign would be in deplorable state
f affairs. uThere is plenty of ma
erial here, both instruments and
layers. This subject requires
o lengthy discussion; we simply ,
lust have one 80 as to keep in line
it'll our neighbors. +