The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-03-11
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D. Shell spent Sunday at home.
Take your pillow work to Mackay's.
Mrs. F. Glasgow spent Sunday at
Mankato.
Arthur Palm spent Sunday with
his family.
A. Falk, received another stock of
new shoes Monday.
0. X. Open has been in Chicago
during the past ten days.
F. H. Thompson of Rushmore was
pleasant caller Saturday.
j. D. Humiston received another
carload of carriages Tuesday.
Frank Dean, with Grocer Loveless
was on the sick list this week,
Mrs. p. Biltgen has nearly recov-
cred from her seige of sickness.
For RENr-Good living rooms over
ADVANCE office. E. F. BucHAN. 81
Thirty two persons united with the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Miss Mary Damon was numbered
among those sick during the week.
Mr.. j. D. Pratt, of Elk township,
has been quite i'll for some time past.
NJ. H. Damon suffered an attack
of the prevailing sickness last week.
Merle Hurlbert made a business
trip to Bigelow the latter part of last
week.
Two good rooms for rent over the
Ban k of Worthington. Enquire at
Bank. 1913
Henry APPEL ST.. has purchased ma
terial for building small barn this
spring.
D. E. Fish, the enterprising black
smith. will build a new house this
spring.
Two good rooms for rent over the
Bank of Worthington. Enquire at
Bank. 20 3
Mrs.Anna Davis returned Saturday
from a short visit with relatives at
Adrian.
For Rent-17a acres of land with
house, north of town. Inquire of J.
D. Pratt. 3l-4
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.Tink
ham, on Wednesday, Feb. "a 1897, a
daughter.
A school entertainment is being
prepared and will be presented in the
near future.
Mr.. Burke, of Ellsworth, transact
ed business at the county capital last
week Friday.
John A. Saxon returned last week
from quite an extended visit with rel
tives in Chicago.
r. Predeaux returned Friday from
few days visit with relatives and
friends at Adrian.
A. E. Powers little daughter is now
suffering with symptoms Of typhoid
fever with diptheria.
The County Commissioners will
meet Friday to act on applications for
loans for seed grain.
VIM. n. Plymat, attorney of Man
k3to, spent few hours Sunday with
his cousin F. F. Cross.
No business of special Importance
was transacted at the fremen's no
ing last Friday evening.
Otto Berreau, the new lumber deal
er of Brewster, transacted business at
the county seat last Friday.
If you receive sample copy of
the ADVANCE consider it invita-
ton to become a subscriber.
H. A. Wood of Dewald has arrang-
ed for material for erecting a d yelling
house on his farm this season.
DR.. Gould will make professional
visits to Ellsworth, Tuesdays and
Adrian, Fridays of each week.
r. Torrance was able to get out
Sunday after being housed up about
ten days on account of sickness.
J. G. Thorn contemplates moving
on his farm near Rushmore the last
of this week or the first of next.
ID. Humiston has been quite
sick the past week largely due to an
injury of his side some years ago.
Morning and evening service of the
Baptist church will be held by Rev.
Dahl, Sunday, at the usual place.
J.W.Tuthill of the Tuthill Lum-
her Co., was in town Tuesday look
ing after the company's interests.