The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-05-13
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Pearl Dean is quite sick at present.
Mrs. Morrison visited St. Paul this
week.
Furnished Rooms for rent.-W. w.
LOvELEss. 40
For carpets and mating go to
Palm Bros. 80
Mrs. Rassett, of Rushmore, was in
the city Monday.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. e. E.
Becky is very ill.
A. G. Hedberg is polishing up the
interior of his Office.
Mrs. Geo. Slade, of Adrian, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Eggs wanted-highest market
price.-G. S. Hackett. 80
E. F. Harrington, the optician, will
be here this afternoon.
E. L. Wemple, of Rushmore, was
on our streets Monday.
DR.. Dolan drives a new team which
is the nobbiest in town.
Regular meeting of the village
council Friday evening.
Frank Baker, of Owatonna, is now
employed by F. G. Stitser.
Auction commences at the Worth
ington at 10 a. m. Saturday.
Mrs. William Hastings has been
quite sick for the past week.
Entire Nous club dance tomorrow
night-the last of the season.
A new 10 cent delivery wagon is on
the street, run by A. H. King.
Mrs. G. A. Forbes has been on the
81 ok list but is now improving.
Mr.. Clements of Duluth visited at
the home Dan Shell this week.
Carl Schwartz of Amboy is visiting
his son E. L. Schwartz this week.
Everybody is invited to attend the
w. G. T. u. convention this week.
L. V. Blair is working at the mill
few days, relieving Frank Kendall.
Saxon and Amondson's is the place
to get your lawn mowers sharpened. 40
Mrs. F. f. Cross entertained few
friends at dinner Saturday evening.
Buleau, ten year old daughter of
r. H.Sain's has an attack Of measles.
The Sheriff of Watonwan county
was here this week on official bust
ness.
Mr.. Wilkens, of Suthen, Iowa, is
assisting in F. G. Stitser's harness
shop.
The Board of Health were on a
tour CT inspection the first OF the
week. - =.
L. G.. Mckinley. Of Mitchell Co.,
Iowa, transacted business here last
week. .>.. .. .....s..
II. N. Douglas made a trip to
Pipestone county the latter part OF
last week. ~ Il >-'
s Herman Crawford is again en-
ployed by j. P. Biltgen in place OF
Sam Sprague. -. ~,&, :
B. LAGRANGE is overhauling the
Windsor house preparatory to open
ing the same. .,-. T.. ..- !
Mrs. Lottie Norman of Sioux City
is the guest df her sister, Mrs. q. H.
Afford this week. -.
The opening day of the G.. A. r.
encampment at Jackson is June 18th,
instead of in May. *'@ :
Miss Stanchfeld. neice of A. B.
Hawkins, left On Saturday for her
home at Minneapolis.
Auction at the Worthington Hotel
Saturday. If you want bargains in
household goods be present.
a. G. Hedberg made trip to Jack
son. Kinbrae and other neighboring
towns during the past week. u
@a Kodaks are quite rage here this
season. Oh. Babcock informs us h 1
has.sold over dozen thus far.
Quite fishing party from here
went to Round Lake Sunday, but
not a bite did any Of them get.
q. X. Kjorlaug enjoyed q trip into
the country Sunday, making round
trips to get the ladies all home hon
Rev. Nc Cune left Tuesday to at.
tend the Mankato District Congrega.
tional Conference ct Mapleton.
Viinniifrred, the little daughter q
Mrs. Eta Webb il nov, & y oyerlne
from al attack 81 typhoid fever.