The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-12

will be sold cheap. j. w. Tuthill
Lumber Co., RI. 81
The elevator of H. F. Torrance &
Bro. is nearly completed, and is
tine building. @ " s
Miss Sadie Karstarff has gone to
LaMoure, N. D., t. visit her sister,
Mrs. j. Kopp.
Do not wait until you get rousing
headache, but buy Hszle's Headache
Capsules now.
A ball game between two rival lady
teams was the attraction at Heron
Lake last week.
Dick Hurlbert, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for some time, has
nearly recovered.
Use Hazle's Headache Capsules for
al aches and pains. They are guaran'
teed and sure cure.
There will be big bicycle meet at
Madelia Aug. 26. About $500 in
prizes will be offered.
Johnnie Holmes has been down to
Round Lake this week. He was stop
ping at ]. N. Dodge's.
A hand organ and monkey enter
tanned the people on Main street
Saturday and Monday.
Four nice rooms to rent in Clary
addition, east of M. .Hammond's.
Inquire of VIM. Tryan.
Russell Moberly expects to teach
the Bassett school near Rushmore,
commencing next month.
Miss Sola Austin has been visiting
relatives here. She is depending the
summer at Lake Okoboji.
Foster Moore returned from Chi
cago Tuesday night, and left yester-
day noon for Minneapolis.
Donald Campbell, aged three years,
fell from fence and dislocated bis
shoulder Saturday afternoon.
Why suffer with headache or neu-
ralgia when Hazle's Headache Cap
sules will stop it In 20 minutes. !
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Gene Taylor, who has been visiting
with Tom Campbell for the past week,
returned to Mankato Saturday.
Threshers can order machine oil
here as cheap as they can send mon
ey away for it at F, G. Stitser's. 81
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave tea at the home OF
Mrs. A. N. Douglass last evening.
The very best wood for summer use
is good dry body maple or oak. We
have it. J. w. Tuthill Lumber Co. So
There will be. song service at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening in place of the usual sermon
Robert Reeds mother, who has been
making her home with her son here
for some time, has returned to Illinois
E. F. Buchan attended the conven
ton of the Northwestern Photograph
ers' association at St. Paul last week
The M. E. Sunday School enjoyed
a very pleasant afternoon at thei
picnic in the lake park Friday after
noon.
| Chester Griggs returned to hi
home in St. Paul Friday, after
several weeks visit with his cousin
Rob Smith.
| Theo. Palmer expects a visit from
his sister and father from Clou'
county, Kansas, about the first Q
next month.
DR.. w. H. Gaugh, physician an
surgeon, Office over G. L. Peterson'
store. Residence near Congrega
tional church. 81.
Fire destroyed the building ant
general stock of G. E. Fletcher a
Okabena last week. Loss 1000, in
surance $4,000.
Jas. Kennedy returned from Mar
kato Thursday night, where he ha
been working in Supt. Spencer's ofie
for a few days.
i Misses Fannie and Myrtle Hinrick
. have been spending the week visit
ing with their grand parents, Nj
and Mrs. Eustis.
l. A. G. Williams, who has been viz
iting his cousin, Draper Dayton, TO
some time, returned to his home i
Chicago Monday.
Jas. Kennedy, Harvey Beckle,
Ernest Sterling and AL Ferris drov
; to Adrian Sunday and returned earl
Monday morning.
i Mrs. Daniel Rohrer and daughtf
returned Tuesday from Colorad
Springs, where they have been yisi1
ing for some time.
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