The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-28

On account Of the fair Frida,
night the novel art exhibition BY th.
ladies Of the Congregational church
has been postponed indefinitely.
The Prussian Remedy Co., publish
9 guarantee of their hog cholera cure
Read it and buy it to save your
stock. For sale by F. G. Stitser.
Get in line quick if you want New
York concord grapes, season nearly
over. We still have them. sS
w. w. LovELEss. y
Miss Cheney was down from St
James last week and arranged to oc-
cnpy house near Mrs. j. 81. John.
sons with her mother in short time
Farmers wishing to lay in a stock
OF bran for winter use can get same
in any quantity at the mill at $500
per ton, as we will ship what we have
soon. 81
The NJ. E. thurch is a model of
neatness now. Everybody is cordi-
ally invited to come and hear the
very able discourses of the pastor,
Rev. Bull. :-.-
Miss Bateman and Miss Stafford
were out and took tea with 5. A.
Hardin9s people Tuesday evening.
They are two of our brightest and
best young ladies.
Rev. Bull left on Monday for Pipe
stone. He expects to return the last
OF the week with his family whom his
many friends will be pleased to well
come into their midst.
The deer hunting season is open
from the LIST of November to the 10Th.
In Wisconsin resident hunters are
obliged to pay a license of 81, and
nonresident hunters $50.
G. T. Shattuck is making covered
milk wagon for L. M. Bliss in which
he can protect himself from the
stormy weather. The wagon will be
very nice rig when completed.
Some of our merchants are making
arrangements for half page adver-
tisements during the month of De-
cember. How much do you want for
your Christmas announcement?
Geo. Darby has two car loads of
apples on the track this week. He
IAN supply the demand for variety,
quality and quantity. He also has a
supply of the genuine hickory nuts.
R.H.Sain returned last week Thurs
lay from two weeks visit with rela-
lives at his old home, Arcola, I'LL, where
be met j. Bassett once resident of
this place, now editor of the Arcola
Record.
Ansil Thurston, who has been sick
with rheumatism and and congestion
Of the lungs, is gaining, and will soon
be able to be up. His people have
the sympathy of their friends in their
Mrs. J. F. Austin of Worthington
Is visiting with the family of Capt.
Denny. Miss Cora Beattie of
W orthington visited for several days
this week with Mrs. Nicholson.-St.
James Gazette.
Clint Fake, who formerly lived in
This place with his parents, is visiting
here this week. Clint is engaged in
The photograph business, and travels
over the country good deal. His
home is at Anoka.
B. Fl. Bennett and family, of Ia
coma, Wash, arrived last week for a
visit with his brother, L. B. Bennett,
IN his way to Michigan. He was a
resident of this place some years ago,
and was connected with this paper.
The NJ. E. church has been re-
painted and papered. Electric lights
will be put in, and when the work is
the church will present a
beautiful appearance that the pastor
and congregation may feel proud of.
The Olympia Opera Co., which
plays at Masonic hall tonight, is re-
ceiving words of praise from the
press, which usually does not exag-
gerate for the purpose of helping out
the company at the expense of the
people.
Mr.Thomas Donahue,o Rock Rap
ids, and Miss Kate Quine, of Little
Rock township, MINI. were married
at St. Mary's church in this place on
Tuesday morning, October 10, 1897,
Rev. Father McDonough officiating
News.
The Jas. S. Ramage Lumber and
Fuel Yards have arranged for the
of three teams to be always
at their command for the free deliv-
Dry of fuel of all kinds. This will
increase promptitude in filing all or
ders. Try them. H.
The kinetescope is really a marvel
Gus invention, and displays scenes so
wildly that they appear like life be-
fore you. One fire scene that the
Olympia company exhibits is worth
the price of admission. See it to-
night at Masonic hall.
The village council met in regular
session Friday evening. All the
members were present except Presi-
dent Glasgow. The election of R. P.
Free as chief of the fire department
was confirmed. Bills aggregating
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