The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-03-11

your horse to Mackay,S new shop on
End ave. between the mill and Turner's
H. B. Hibbaru left Monday night
for visit at Pecatonia, ILL.,, where his
wife has been visiting for some time.
: MIS-. D. Rohrer and daughter Alice
will leave this week for Colorado
Springs for the benefit of their health.
My line of Baby and Children shoes
is complete. Bring them in and l will
d. the rest. AUG. FALK,the Shoe Man.
Mrs. E. E. Solmon returned Mon
day from an extended visit in Iowa,
occasioned by the death Of her moth
er.
Mrs. Shipley visited with her
week. Mrs. Tihbetts is improving
slowly.
AS we go to press information has
been received that young son OF
Will Shinkle has been seriously
scaldeu.
Harry Thorn was over from Rush
more last Friday. He reports bust
ness as being very good in his line OF
business.
Rev Ericsson is in attendance at
the Southern Minnesota Swedish
Mission Association, at Kansas Lake
this week.
The Mober]y auction sale held last
Friday was we'll attended and the
goods disposed of quite readily at
fair prices.
Andrew Thompson and wife Of
Rushmore are enjoying visit with
his brother, Oliver Thompson in Ind
ian Lake twp.
A. G. Hedberg left Wednesday for
Garden City, to invoice a large stock
of goods that he has traded farm in
Rock Co. for.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold their monthly So
cial at the manse next week Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. w. Loveless returned Fri
day from a visit with relatives at
Mankato. Her sister Mrs. Salpaugh
accompanied her.
VIM. Findlay an old resident and
prosperous farmer Of Elk, township
contemplates selling his property and
moving to Illinois.
The dance given by the Entire nous
club last Friday evening, was not very
largely attended but those present
enjoyed the occasion.
Rev. A. V. Dahl, of the Baptist
church. will hold services in the Pratt
school house, town of Elk, Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The nine persons receiving baptism
service by the Baptist church one
week ago Sunday united with that
church last Sunday.
Will McCune and wife of Edgerton
made short visit with relatives and
friends while called here by the death
of his grandmother.
J. w. Cowing of JAG kson and E..
McMurtrie of Chicago, were the que SITS
or relatives, A. R. Albertus and W ife
during the past week.
G. E. Nelson, formerly with the
ADVANCE left Sunday evening with
his famil y for River Falls, Wis,
where he has position.
Rev. w. Eikenberry of Corwith, Ia.
moved here with his family Tuesday,
on farm in Elk, where they will
make their future home.
Get your Pulverisers sharpened at
Mackay's and get ready for spring.
New shop on End ave. between Chan
ey's mill and Turner's Office. 81
Ed Gibney, an old resident of Elk
township, moved his family and ef-
fects to Illinois last week, where they
will make there future home.
Seven persons were united with the
Episcopal church last Sunday bv
Bishop Gilbert, of St. Paul, assisted
by the pastor, Rev. Beaulieu.
Bert Frame has purchased the
AEON Forbes place north of town, to-
gether with the entire stock and farm
ing implements of the place.
There is no foot so long or so short
nor so wide or so narrow but what
you can get good comfortable shoe
for, by going to Aug. Falk, the Shoe
Man. 3l2
We want three more new subscrib-
ers to the Youths Companion and
ADVANCE at So. in advance; after they
ere received this low rate will be with
avn.
rim Cooper was received at
s. eriff Anderson's hotel, with an
order for 20 days board for drunken
ness, from Jackson Co., last week
Thursday.
The D. of H. initiated six new
members to the order last week Sat-
urday. After the ceremony a nice
lunch of coffee, cake and sandwiches