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


Dick Hurlburt who has been sick
with typhoid fever has got 60 nearly
we'll that he has gone home with his
mother to Brandon, S. b.
WANTED. A black smith Of young
man Of good habits to learn that
trade. Call on or address, w j..
Dougherty, Rushmore, MINI. %
Officer Daniel Sweeney, Of Ellis
worth, brought over Job Lane Fri
day to spend 80 days with Sheriff An.
derson at the expense Of the county.
Saxon & Amondson delivereda new
Minneapolis threshing engine to John
Jay last Saturday. John will make
things hum now with the new power.
Ray Humiston left Monday morn
ing to attend a meeting Of the Nation
al PHARMACEUTICAL Association which is
in session this week at Minnetonka.
Mr.. Nelsorfolks who has been liv-
ing on one of Peter Thompson's farms
have moved back to town again into
their own house near A. Paulson's:
Remember you don't need to carry
lyour can up town when you buy Of!
or gasolene ofLoveless but he will
bring it down and empty INTO your
can. tEl 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hult, of Gilmore
Mimi, were here from Monday noon
till Tuesday noon to call on their many
friends, who are always glad to see
them. ~. T
Mrs. Carvel, of Marshaltown, Iowa
is here on visit to her parents Mr.
and Mrs. T. Miller, and her sister Mrs
Elmer Heron, Mrs. B. Young an<
other friends.
The WoRTH1NaToN ADVANCE is TWEEN
ty-fve years old and is the best pape
under the present management thar
| it has been since established.-Jack
son Republic.
Mrs. c.. H. Smith returned to he
home in Wisconsin Monday night
After months stay there she expect
to return to Worthington and maxi
her future home.
G. G. F.. Seiberg returned Tuesda!
from an extended visit at the hospi
tai at Mankato where he had beer
for treatment. He is greatly i'm
proved in health.
The J. D. Hess Business Colleg'
of St. Paul, MINI. informs us tina
pupils wishing to enter school thi
|'f4l should make application at oace
ESee ad in this issue. 80
H. E. Torrance commenced handl
ing grain at his new elevator las
Thursday. The elevatornow contain
! all the modern Improvements TO
rapid handling of grain.
A. G. Hedberg returned Saturda..
afternoon from a business trip il
Iowa, in the interest of the New Yor
, Mutual Life Insurance Co. He re
ports business very good.
~ Don't forget the date Of the Noble
}, county fair Sept: 21-22-23, the prem
| iums offered and entries made wal
rant the belief that it will be the hes
= one ever held in the county.
tt E. o. Leonard and H. H. Mead
t prominent business men of Brooklyl
Iowa, were here last week looking al
D ter land. They were very favorabl
j impressed with this locality.
Mrs. Peterson, of Iowa, came hel
= last week to assist in caring for hi
t daughter, Mrs. A. w. Segerstron
s who has been quite sick with typhoi
D fever, but is now improving.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tt
g Presbyterian church will give soci;
j. at the residence of D. G. Holmt
is Friday evening rain or shine. A co
dial invitation is extended to all.
Fl Doctor Peters "Kuriko," Ma.
vigori," "Oleoid," "Uterine," an
o Swanson's Rheumatic Cure, the
1t Drops always on hand at the re
idence or Office of S. Kindlund, Ag
l. We wonder if the Mobiles count
IS fair management really have 'hs
premium lists published. If thu
- have, we have failed to see any
this part Of the county.-,Kinbr
# Herald.
Haverland china salad dishes, ia
TT cy plates, creams and sugars, chi
a. plates, etc., cut glass creams and 8
a gars, water sets, vases, etc. Ne
stock, just arrived, call and fea
Dr. your eyes. H. V. M1LLAR.
is F. Mohl passed through here Su
er day on his way to the northern pa
of the state to see his MOTHER n-la
V. Mrs. Paulson, who had suffered
be stroke of paralysis, and was in 81
he ions condition 49, s.. .s=s
A number of Worthington peol
as were in Adrian Sunday. Among I