The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Rye &c.
Oats 13c.
Flax SIC.
Barley l5c.
Wheat CSC.
G.. r. Porter was in town overSun-
day.
Fred Mohl of Adrian, was in towq
Tuesday.
Good assortment of Sleigh Bells a I
Stitser's.
Rev. Forsythe is on the sick list
this week.
Wide Awake Dancing Party Fri
day evening.
Miss Winnie She'll visited Heron
Lake, Monday.
Miss Isabel Shanks, of Seward was
in town Saturday.
Byron Boyd has rented farm on
Section 20 in Elk.
Sleigh Bells, Saddles and Thill
Chimes at Stitser's.
Get your seats early for the con-
cert Tuesday night.
Harry Allen was home from Shell
don, for Thanksgiving.
L. S. Nelson of Luverne, spent a
few days here this week.
No new cases of Diptheria have
been reported this week.
Miss Nora Turner visited in Lake
Park Thanksgiving week.
Miss Carrie McCune returned
home last week Thursday.
Geo. o. Ross of Hartwick, spent
Saturday in Worthington.
D. Shell and sou visited the twin
cities during the past week.
Mr.. Graft of Marshfield, Wis, Wis
tied friends here last week.
Mrs. D. Chute, returned home from
Illinois, last Saturday night.
Mrs. Hecox was taken with Sc
we're case of plurlsy Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Dayton visit
ed the Twin cities this week.
Seats for the Alexander Bull con-
cert at Swedish Mercantile Co.'S.
A new plate glass has been put in
the office of the Western House.
M. Ogg has rented the Stoutemyer
farm about four miles from town:
Mr.. Henderson and son of Okoboji
are visiting E. Wolven. this week.
Robert Larson, who has been sick
for some time. is reported improving.
Look over Palm Bros. ad. there is
something you all want to know. Is
Ralph Beckley and Thos. Dwyer,are
assisting in repairing the electric wires:
Get your Furniture at Palm Bros.
and get one of those Christmas Pres
ents. l5
J. II. Denton of Graham Lakes,
was registered at the Worthington
Monday.
z. R. Cheney, attorney of Lakefeld
spent Sunday with his brother, DIR.
A. N. Cheney.
Rev. Edman, OF Cristdala, will hold
services at the Lutheran church week
from Sunday.
w. Clements ofDuluth, was guest
of D. Shells for a few days during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Uveling, of Adrian
are the guests of his sister, Mrs. Anna
Davis, this week.
Mrs.Long and daughter, Miss Olive,
of Slayton, spent few days in Worth
ington last week.
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy draft at Bank
of Worthington.
O. T. Kjorlaug, a druggist at Ma
della, spent Thanksgiving here with
his brother, 0. K.
Miss Julia Kennedy, who taught
in the Worthington school last year,
was in town Sunday.
The dance at GA r. Hall Thanks
giving night was we'll attended con-
sidering the weather.
There were four line crews, OF about
twelve men each, here this week, to
repair the broken wires.
Mrs. Katie Harris. won the fine
wooden shawl at rattle given by Mrs.
E. E. Salmon last week.
Carl Schultz, Jr., is the happy pos
SCISSOR of the bicycle disposed of by
Ivan Erickson last week.
Walter Aagard has put in a supply
of nice new cutters, that can be used
as single or double seat.
For bargains in Furniture, Toys
and Fancy Goods. go to The Furui
ture store in G.. A. r. Block. ia
Stanley Swanberg, Z year old son
of Gus Swanberg, was taken down
with typhoid fever last week.
Amos Forsythe arrived here Friday
evening from Garner, Ia, for a visit
with his father, Rev. Forsythe.
Adam Rippberger, of Plato, ILL.,,
brother of John Rippberger, of this
place, is very sick at his home.
A1ovander Rull next Tuesday night