The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-04-02

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Pail Choice Table Syrup. 45c
Use Comm Sense baking pow
der.
FoR SALE-.Two COWS inquire ]of j.
D. HUM1sroN. 34-2
Mr.. Powers visited Anoka this
week on business.
FEE. Geiger and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Geiger's parents at Pipe
stone.
The new fire alarm whistle will be
tried about four p. m. next week
Tuesday.
James Allison moved his family
from Cero, Gordo, Go. Iowa, to Sum-
init Lake last week.
Many of the farmers commenced
seeding Monday, but the storm
caused suspension for the present.
W. G. Loveless and entire family
have been battling with the ''gripp"
the past week, the younger members
being very sick.
The A. 0. U. w. delegates from
here that attended the state conven-
ton, made a trip to Saltwater, sight
seeing which included the state
prison:
This is house cleaning season.
Ventioner and Baker are the people
to get to do your papering and paint
ling as their work is always strictly
up to date.
Crop report of Orange Judd
Farmer based on estimates of country
correspondents makes the average
condition of winter wheat87 against
IS, 8 last year.
Marriage license issued during the
past weekto John Mitchell of Murray
Co. and Minnie Bell of Mobiles Co.
James Montgomery and Mary E.
Twoney of Mobiles Co.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath, appropriate Easter music
will be rendered and Rev. Wilson
Aull will speak on the topic, ''What
is it to Preach Christi" The subject
for the evening sermon is, "Should
One speak cf His Religious Feeiings?'
At the Congregational church" next
Sunday the pastor, Rev. Robert
McCune, will preach an Easter SER
mon at the morning service. At the
evening hour the Sunday school will
hold an attractive Easter service
under the direction of the Superin-
tendent, DR.. Moore. All are invited.
FoR SALE:-At the residence of Rev.
Wilson Aull. l Dining table, 6 Oak
Dining chairs, Cook stove,
l Art Garland stove, 8 Heating stoves,
l Bed room oak set, Bed room
walnut set including springs and
toilet set $1,000. l Mattress, Springs,
l Toilet set, Writing desk, 2 Book
shelves.
F. Steel, Worthington liveryman,
was "let down" here for a$9.O0 livery
bill on Saturday evening. It seems
Steel had oeen driving couple of
fellows around the country for day
or SO and finally brought them to
Pipestone, where they skipped out
and left him, owing the above amount.
the fellows registered at the Sher-
man House as Frost and G.. John
son.-Pipestone Daily Star.
French & Kelly of Milwaukee
completed the painting of the stage
settings in Masonic hall last week.
The wings and curtains being beauti-
fully painted. The interior of the
hall will soon be entirely painted,
and a new piano is being arranged
for. When these improvements are
made, we will h ave nice little opera
hall, and will probably be entertain
I'd by more opera companies in the
future than in the past. 81.
A good soaking rain set in Friday |
afternoon and continued until Satur-
lay night, raining moderately SO that
t. penetrated the ground giving
at the same time bringing
pit the frost. Reports show that this
Il orm ext ended over the. entire state.
Dakotas and Nebraska at some
>,ints the rain turned to snow and
;leet. The earth was in sad need of
, good rain and it's benefit is invalu
sble. Sunday it cleared up and Mon
lay the genuine spring weather COM
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