The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-26

Has been down and made Miss Esther!
Harding visit.
The Burlington changed time we'd
nesday leaving here at loan. and ar
irving at 9sp. m.
Use Razle's Headache Capsules for
all aches and pains They are guaran-
teed and sure cure.
Jacob Gerdes, of Minock, ILL.,, was
in town last week, looking after his
land interests here.
H. W. Tooth, Of Candy, spent Sun
day here. He contemplates return
ing to Worthington. .~. n.
Miss Alice Cowing came over from
Jackson Saturday to visit her sister
Mrs. A. r. Albertus. ..,....4.5 f..
Miss Francis Bull spent Sunday
with her uncle, Rev. Bull, on her way
home to Beloit, Kans. *.f :.
Rev. R. McCune will preach in the
Congregational church next Sabbath
morning and evening. ~
G. N. Hunt of Minneapolis passed
through here on Monday on his way
home from Sioux Falls. @."..
H. F. Griffin, of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
was here this week looking over his
Mobiles county interests. CIR =
| Mr.. Sims, of Turtle Lake, Wis.,,
will take Mr.. Chaney's place with
the Devereaux Grain Co. ..-
S. H. Coon, wife and son, of OF
tumwa, Ia, visited his sister, Mrs
M. X. Startling, this week.
Rev. Mckinney, of Mankato, was
the guest of A. G. Hedberg Monday
night on his way to Iowa.
Mrs. Sanford, of Garden Grove, la.
visited her sister, Mrs. M. K. Starl
ing, during the past week.
Mrs. j. H. Kyle, of Aberdeen, S. D.
was in the city few days last 'weel
returning home Thursday.
Rev. Derome from the eastern part
of the state held services in the Con
gregational church Sunday.
Della, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs: H. N. Douglas, was quite sick
last week but is better again.
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Why suffer with headache or neu
ralgia when HaZle's headache Cap
sules will stop it in 20 minutes. l
Rev. Bull left the first of the weel
to attend the District M. E. Confer
ence now in session at Fairmont.
Mrs. Bates and two sons, of Siou,
Falls, arrived Wednesday for a visi
with relatives, Mrs. Geo. w. Lear.
The. regular monthly meeting o
the Ladies' Cemetery Aid will NEE
with Mrs, Caroline Forbes today.
A full line of school stationery, pens
penholders and pencils at
H. V. M1LLAR's.
The w. G. T. U. meeting will b.
held at the residence of Mrs. Will
Loveless, Friday afternoon this week
The dance at G.. A. R. Hall Frida
night was not very we'll attended, bu
those present enjoyed pleasan
time.
O. w. Buss, of Seward, was in tow
Tuesday on business buying schoe
, supplies from S. Kindlund for dis
trict 36.
A farmer in Austin has we'll tia
occasionally throws up small particle
of gold. This is a better thing tina
Klondike. ..
E E. Bloom has been confined to til
house for week by sickness, is n
: ported as being a little better and
sitting up.
J. Prussian stock food preventer {
hog cholera. Now is the time
8 guard against the disease. Get it
F. G. Stitsers.
Of L. G.. Douglas and wife, of Ma
settles, ILL.,, and Mrs. Debrow, of Go
o ridge, Neb., are the guests of relative
, here, this week.
Il Peter Klaus threshed from Of
hundred and fifteen acres in Lorai
! eighteen hundred bushels of whe
= Of good quality. .
Frank and A. g.. Shill, of Fo
= Dodge, Iowa, were here last week j
L. speeding the farming lands with
q view of investing.
10 Mrs. M. A.. Armstrong, daught
Phebe & son Ed are here from Nor
g. Ill. on a. visit to the formers daught
IN Mrs. Jos. Joyson. =.
The post office address of A.
o. Stranger is desired and it will
- considered favor if he will send t
same to this office. F. ~~.3
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