The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-09-09

Mrs. J.F .Hillem and children were
the guests Of A. g. Hedberg's, last
} week.
Miss Jennie Beckley is teaching
the Whitney school four miles west Of
town.
Marriage liceuse were issued Sat-
urday, to Charley Kline and Lizzie
Sorg.
F. Glasgow is reported to be grow
} ing much weaker and is confined to
| his bed.
Henry Klingsmidt was hurt by a
hay stacker last week. He is improv-
ing now. "~~
Misses Mable Price and Lulu Rip
berger have returned from their visit
at Elgin.
w. G. Post will continue to reside
here unless he is transferred to some
other run.
Gen. M. T. Thomas has been grant
ed a pension through Congressman
, McCleary.
When all else fails to cure. Halle g
headache capsules give quick relief.
Try them.
Frank Saxon erected a windmill
for w. A. Lackey, south of Brewster,
Saturday.
Fred Bedford and Herb. Nelson
wheeled over from RushmOre last
Thursday.
Rev. C. w. Merrill of Minneapolis
preached ut We Congregational
last Sunday.
! M. H. Damon left last Thursday
for Sheldon to look after his farm in
terests there.
Miss Gertrude. Dow was out and
spent the day with Mrs. S. A. Hard
ing Tuesday.
i Helen Kindlund went to St. Paul
Friday night to visit with her aunt
for few days.
| R. w. McCune drove his fathers
horse over to Sherburne Saturday re-
turning Monday.
The Epworth League held meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Boardman
Monday evening.
John Mackay was at Prairie Junct.
Monday making repairs on thresh-
ing engine boiler.
Miss Jessie Kerr and Claude Thorn,
of Rushmore, have returned to at
tend school again.
Geo. Doeden will soon commence
building dwelling house on his
farm south of town.
Miss Laeta Ramage begins nine
months term of school this week two
miles east of Adrian.
| Prominent and we'll known people
use Hszle's headache capsules and rec
ommend them to you.
Aug. Strom and Olaf Palm left this
week to look over land in the north
ern part Of the state.
The W. G. T. U. meeting will meet
with Mrs. Jas. Ramage, Friday after
noon, at three o'clock.
Mrs. Jos. Hart left Wednesday for
Rochester where she will enter the
hospital for treatment. >. ~ -
F. I. johnson. Ray Humiston's
druggist is enjoying visit and hunt
at Hathgate, his home.
Mrs. NJ. X. Startling of the Golden
Rule Bazaar expects her stock of new
goods every day now.
L. l.. Davis of Madelia visited with
his daughter Mrs. j. D. Humiston
during the past week.
Mrs. E. Campbell left last week for
Minneapolis to select house prepar-
atory to moving there.
Get your wife box of Hazle's head
ache capsules. Do not have her sui.
fering with headache.
We will be leaders in tablets, note
books, pens, pencils, rulers, erasers,
etc.-W. w. LovELEss. 4
Jos. Nishols who was injured in
the elevator osGdent is now able to
be out but is pretty sore.
Dick Hurlbert returned Saturday
|, from Brandon, S. D., where he ha
been visiting his parents.
Robert Braden of Minneapolis is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jos. Loveless
and enjoying hunt here.
A brother of John Scales of Bur-
lington has bene here on visit and
hunt during the past week.
! The social at E. G. Charters Fri
day evening was we'll attended and a
: very pleasant time enjoyed.
Loveless wants to sell you your
tablets, pencils, rulers, pens and note
: books for this term of school. 4
James Ramage returned from his
D. health improvement trip Thursday
>: Lee Forbes accompanied him.
ii If you receive sample copy of |
~ the ADVANCE consider it invita-
ton to become subscriber.
~ Nine members we're received into
~ the M. E. church and two into thu
Presbyterian church,, Sunday.
70 IA. Town, H. C.Shepard and J.B
ia Green. returned from their eastern
trip the latter part of last week.