The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-02-11
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W s. Lewis isimproving.
Lincoln's birthday. legal holiday

O. K. Kjorlaug, went to St.James
yesterday. =. -7s=@,@ w..
Mrs. l.. Severance is quito sick
with typhoid fever.
Will Oliver shipped a car of stock
to Sioux City this week. 49,.
A. Forbes is resting quite easy at
the time of going to press.
Miss Reka Sahlb]om spent Sunday
with her brother, John Sahlblom.
Mrs. dwelling was the guest of
Mrs. Anna Davis few days during
the past week.
Postmaster Swartz is laid up again.
L. ii. Predeaux is assisting Mr.. Pal
mer in the office.
Frank Blair Of Clarinda, 10 va, visi-
ted with his parents MI. and Mrs. L.
V. Blair. last week.
Mrs. Cameron of MINI apolis. is in
our city this week organizing class
in Physical Culture.
Most Of the stores are closed at Z
o'clock in the evening this week on
account of the revival meetings.
Daniel Sullivan was released Sun
day from thirty days sentence for
larceny Of grain in Cottonwood Co.
R. W. McCune and Sam Sprayue
left Wednesday morning by team for
visit with Will McCune at Edgerton.
John Cruising. the hustiing
poultry dealer Of Brewster was tran
sacting business at the county capt.
tai yesterday.
Grand NJ ster Workman Lloyd Of
the A. 0. y. w. came down from St.
Paul Monday evening and presided
over an Interesting meeting of the
order.
Mrs. Cemeron, of Minneapolis, has
class in Physical Culture at Lake
View Hotel every afternoon at four
o'clock. Ten lessons for Que Dollar.
Also teaches ElOcutiOn and Dancing.
A pleasant surprise party was Civ
Ell Miss Carrie Mohlberg at the resi-
dence of John Swanson Tuesday
evening. The evening was pleasant
ty passed with games and other
amusements. Refreshments were
served.
Fred Huffman, the American tailor
of Chicago, will be at L. F. Bakers
clothing store en- Feb. 18th for his
spring opening of samples of suits,
styles of clothing made to order.
Please call on the above date and ex-
anime the elegant line of goods made
to order. r. F. BAKER.
F. T. Graves, of Bigelow, was a
county seat visitor yesterday and a
caller at this Office. Mr.. Graves just
finished his threshing last week and
says there is considerable threshing
to be done yet in that vicinity, which
if not done this winter will probably
be in worse condition in: the spring
for the reason that the snow and ice
melting will penetrate the stacks and
rot the grain.
One morning last week, T.. C.Leav-
lit residing in the Okabena house on
entering his barn to take care of his
team, found them all wet from pres
piration leading him to believe they
had been taken out of the barn dur
ing the night. Upon futhher exam
nation around the barn, he found
some coal in the bottom of the sleigh
box and the front runners of his
sleigh broken. The runners were of
cast iron. The sled and box had the
app arance of being brought there
and thrown down. It is presumed
that some one had used the rig to
haul coal from the Railroad comp
any's sheds during the night.
We have secured the best Farm
journal published and are prepared
to make an extraordinary inducement
to subscribers. This Journal, the
Orange>Judd Farmer, is published
WEEKLY and contains "a pages of use
full information. The regular sub
scription price is $l.00 per year. In
addition to this they have issued an
almanac containing 500 pages of
valuable information and statistics;
space will not permit it's description
A copy can be seen at this office.
Price SOC. Now the bargain: We
will give the ADVANCE, Orange Judd
Farmer, for one year, and the Alma
mac for $l.50 in advance. Subscrip-
ton must be paid from date of sub
scribing also all arrears.
Maj. Hilton, of Illinois, has been
holding revival meetings afternoon
and evenings during the past week
with success. Last Sunday afternoon
he spoke to the mems meeting at the
G.. A. R. Hall at which there was a
good attendance. Those present ere
deeply interested before the close
with the truth of the sermon. The
evening meetings at the Congre-
gational church are being attended
each evening by increased number.
Sunday evening there was about one
hundred unable to gain admission