The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-04-22

Mrs. A. M. Feathers. of Adrian Wis
tied with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Il. Prldeaux, the past week. .
Bring your harness repairing, all
kinds, 10 r. W. McCune's, new shop
in j. d. Humstou's building. 81
Harry S. Hobson, OF Worthington,
was visiting friends here Thursday
aud Friday.-Lakefitld Herald.
Mrs. Armstrong and children of
Pipestone are the guests OF her daught
er, Mrs. f. G. Geiger. this week.
Mrs. Walter Aagaard has been on
the sick list during the past week,
but at this writing Is improving.
The D. of Hhave issued invitations
for re, option to be given next Mon
day evening in A. O. U. w. hall.
! Mr.. Glatty of Slaytou has purchas-
ca tho property formerly owned by
Fred Harding and has moved in.
John Mackay made a business trip
to Luverne Saturday in connection
with his steam heating apparatus.
Mrs. Chas. Harthun, of Brewster,
was pleasant caller at this Office
while at the county seat Saturday.
EoR SALE-Second hand buggies
and harness at the brick livery barn.
1872 WALTER AAGAARD.
Johnson's Axel Grease, the best
made, sold by r. w. McCuDe's, new
shop in j. D. Humiston's builuiny 81
Two farms to rent with buildings.
One 80 acres and the other $50 acres
Enquire at Bank of Worthington. 81
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Two farms to rent with buildings.
One 80 acres and the other 100 acres.
Enquire at Bank of Worthington. 81
Protect your harness with Meats
Foot Oil and save harness bill, sold
at McCunes, new shop Humiston
building. "a
Mrs. w. G. Post will move her mil
linery parlors to the building former
ly occupied by DR.. Gaugh as an Office,
| this week.
Marriage licenses were issued LAST
week Saturday to Sidney II. Boden
and Katherine Mcfarland, both OF
Mobiles county.
j. r. MoberJy's family have been
informed of his safe arrival at League
City, Texas, and left Monday morn
ing to join him.
Perry johnson has returned to
Worthlngton. While away be visited
Carson City, New, and other famous
''health resorts
Editor Davis, of the Bigelow Sig
nal, was county capital visitor Sat-
urday. He says Bigelow is enjoying
quite boom now.
Newspaper reports show that Jos.
Calvert, dead, Of Ellsworth, and Han
nah Calvert, of Ellsworth, have been
granted pension.
Louis Hansen and Mary Tuft liv-
ing near Rushmore were happily
united in marriage by Judge Cory
last week Thursday.
j. w. Bangs, the Window photog-
rapher, with his family, visited Heron
Lake friends day or two last week
Heron Lake News.
Mrs. A. H. Palm and children re-
turned home from Luverne Tuesday,
where she has been visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Christensen.
No business was transacted at the
bicycle meeting Tuesday evening,
there being no quorum present on ac-
count of the bad weather.
j. j. Parsons and wife, of Foreston.
Mimi, passed through here Wednes-
day on the way to visit relatives, the
Fulweilers, at Round Lake.
T. G.. Nicholson, Of the st. James
Gazette was in town Friday shaking
| hands with his old friends. He was
here looking after his farm.
The bills licensing BARRIERS and
horseshoers has passed both houses
and all they require to put them in
effect is the governors signature.
Mr.. Huntington and family arrived
Friday evening over the Burlington
from Chicago, to take charge of Sen
ator Kyle's farm in Elk township.
Miss Ida Edwards, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. E. E. Solmon
for the past few weeks. returned to
her home at Laporte City, Ia, Tues
day.
G. F. Cook, of the Austin Hail In
surance Co., of Austin, spent a few
days of the past week with their
agent, S. Kindlund, during the week
past.
Sivert Christensen, of Worthing-
ton, has been visiting his brothers,
Nelson, of our town, and P. A., OF
Luverne, the past week. Magnolia
Advance.
The entertainment at the Swedish