The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-31
Dusky Warblers'

Christmas.
Will Mcclure and wife. of Heron
Lake, spent Christmas at home with
parents here.
Robert Wells of Sioux Falls spent
Christmas with his cousin here, Mrs.
NJ. f. Lawtqn,
Farmers in the vicinity of Heron
Lake, are having their grain stolen
from granaries.
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy draft at Bank
of Worthington.
Appreciate our neighbors visit here
and give them hearty reception
Saturday night.
F. r. Patterson left last week
Thursday for visit with parents at
Burlington, Wis.
Frank Crane an employe in Supt.
Spencer's office at Mankato spent
Christmas at home.
Miss Williamson of Jefferson, Ia,
arrived here Friday to spend the
holidays with friends.
J. w. Tuthill of Tuthill Lumber
Co. Sioux Falls, was looking after his
interest here Monday.
Conductor Ba bcock of the Burling-
ton is laying off and with his family
is visiting at Watertown, S. D.
Mrs. Geo. Hagerman and child
left on last week Thursday for visit
with relatives at Waterloo, Ia.
The Youths Companion and AD-
VANCE for $500 per year to all new
subscribers paying in advance
The fire department will hold their
regular meeting Friday evening, Jan.
LIST. A full attendance is desired.
Miss Mary Moffat who has been
teaching school at Herman, MINI. is
visiting her parents near Brewster.
We will furnish the ADVANCE and
Youths Companion to all new sub
scribers for $500 per year in advance.
STEELE Smith, son of NJ. S. Smith,
came down from, Minneapolis Satur-
day morning to spend the holidays.
Mr. Pfel and two children left last
week Thursday for visit during the
the holidays with relatives at LaPorte,
Ia.
o. K. Kjorlaug, spent Christmas
with his brother at Madelia and visit
ed St. James, returning home Mon
day.
Don't 20 and freeze your feet, but
20 to A .Falk's and let him fix you out
for the 40 below weather that is COM
ing. Is
If you enjoy laughing go and see
Adrian's Dusky Warblers. They
will entertain you to your hearts con-
tent.
Will Thurber. son of B. F. Thur
Der. came home from Hamline Uni
versitv, Christmas, to spend the holi-
days.
Mrs. G.. E. Brown returned last
week from an extented trip in Wis
consin and tbs Northern part of the
State.
Kjorlaug pays cash market price
for live or dressed poultey, butter,
eggs and hides in exchange for
goods. 20
Now is the time to select your
winter reading. We can make you
cheap rates in connection with tho
ADVANCE.
John Thorn and his two daughters,
Miss Maggie and Sadie, of Bronton,
Mimi. are spending the holidays with
the sheriff.
Nothing better in the winter time
than warm comfortable feet. You
can get just what you need at the
Shoe Store. Is
Rob't Stratton of St. Paul, Grand
Chancellor of the K. 2. Lodge made
the lodge here an official visit Tues
day evening.
Butter, Eggs, Hides, Dressed or
live poultry taken in exchange for
goods at cash market price at O. K.
KJoRLAUe's. 20
Mrs. Fred Parker of Duluth, daugh-
ter of Peter Thompson stopped here
for short visit on her way to- Sioux
Falls this week.
Ole Langseth, of Indian Lake, was
in town last week, inspecting the Jail
contrivances in order to be posted to
accept deputyship.
The Sihley Gazette says: Marriage
license was issued Monday to Forest
Emery. of Horton, and Eta l..
Smith, OF Mobiles Co.
The Stockholders of the Swedish
Mercantile Co. will hold their annual
meeting at the G. A. R. Hall l p. m.
Monday January 18th.
If you want to sell your poultry
live or dressed, butter eggs and hides
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