The Worthington advance., 1897-02-25

quite serious time with neuralgia.
Two good rooms for rent over the
Bank Of Worthington. Enquire at
! Bank. 1913
J. II. Wiley, of Lawrence, Ia. ac-
companied by A. Ludngton, of
Plover, Ia, transacted business here
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Next Sunday, baptism service will
be held at the church in Indian Lake
at 3 o'clock p. m. Members residing
in this vicinity will participate in this
service.
Mrs. Geo. Shugart was suddenly
taken i'll at the home of Frank Lane,
last week, Thursday. A physician
was hastily summoned and she is
now improving.
Mrs. G.. w. Brant left last weea
for visit with her son at St. James,
before returning she will visit St.
Paul as delegate to the state meet
ing of the w. r. G.
! Rev. Eriksson returned home last
week, Friday, and held service Sun
day. His many friends will be
pleased to welcome him back and
learn of his greatly improved health.
Rumors are afoat to the effect that
Rushmore is to have a newspaper.
If reports are true the paper will be
operated by F. P. Wood. formerly
station agent at that place .-Kinbrae
Herald.
Mobiles county is beginning to agi-
tate the question Of county poor
farm. Their poor cost them 81, ,741 20
last year. Murray county is we'll sat
isfed with the observation-disclosures y
Co. Herald.
Louis Anderson loaded his house
hold effects Monday for shi pment to
Alexandria where he has purchased a
quarter section Of improved land.
His family left on the passenger
train the same day.
The Great Northern Railway has
One Million acres choice wheat lands
in Minnesota still undisposed of.
Write for maps and full particulars.
Land Commissioner, Great Northern
Railroad, St. Paul, MINI. 2o-13
S. Kindlund locked himself out OF
his Office Monday, and the prospects
were bright for him to crawl through
the transom when the ADVANCE scribe
happened along and suggested a sue
cessful plan for unlocking the door.
Irrigation insures against crop fail
ure. Join excursion Tuesday, March
End, to Close Bros. & Co.'S irrigated
land in Powers Co.. Colo. For full
particulars as to these lands, call on
or address. FRED MoHL, Adrian, MIN.
|.28-2.
The party given at Mr.. and Mrs.
George Miller last Friday was we'll
attended. Quite number Of cur
town people were out and all report
ed having a fine time. The music
was furnished by George Miller and
Mr.. A. Oberman.
M. E. Lawton is agent for lands
along the Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis Railroad, also the Kansas
City, Pittsburg & Gulf Line. Good
lands cheap and easy payments. Will
accompany parties on excursions.
Call for dates and particulars. 20
Harry Thorn, of Rushmore, has en-
ployed blacksmith of Adrian with
number of years of experience and
is prepared to do all kinds of smith
ing in first class manner including
horse shoeing. He invites the peo-
pie in that vicinity to give him a
call. "a
Delegates to the G.. A. R. encamp-
ment in session in St. Paul this week
are: F. Glasgow, J. j. Bingham,
Frank Hovey and j. B. Green; to
the W. R. c., who will hold a session
at the same time: Mrs. Eliza
beth Sullivan, Mrs. j. Fitch and
Mrs. G.. w. Brant.
M. S. Smith, Village Clerk, is pre-
pairing a blue print, showing the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the village
council during the past year. Tie
work requires large amount Of
labor to itemize each bill, and when
completed will be posted convenient
for public inspection.
The Baptist Society will commem-
crate the fourth anniversary of their
organization, Friday evening, at G..
A. R. Hall. "A social will be given,
supper and other refreshments will
be served. A reasona BILE charge will
be made and a cordial invitation is
extended to all to come.
McClures Magazine for March will
contain the first installment of fine
tale of adventures by Robert Louis
Stevenson, left unpublished at his
death. 1t is love story having for
it's hero French soldier held pris-
oner of war in Edinburgh Castle; and
for it's heroine an aristocratic Scotch
maiden whom he meets there.
Maj. Hilton closed the series of
Union meetings at the Congregation