The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-03-25
Mrs. P. Hitchcock, Of West Salem,
Wis, arrived Friday for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Tiakham.

Mrs. r. Hitchcock, OF west Salem,
Wis. arrived Friday for ii visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Tiakham.
Geo. Iverson was brought here Fri
day from Klnbrae to serve 10 days
for being drunk and disorderly.
Songs, recitatioas aud drills by thu
pupils of the public schools, March
Is, 1897, at NJ ,son;c hall, Is cents.
A, P. Stewart of the Tuthill Lumb-
err Go. will move in short time into
the house vacated by Rev. Putnam.
Ed. Moberg who has been at the
Hot Springs for some time for his
health, is expected home this week.
My line of Baby and Children shoes
is complete. Bring them in aud l will
do the rest. AUG. FALK, the Shoe Man.
Rev. Dahl of the Baptist church
leaves this week for Wisconsin to ar
rangefor moving here with his family.
For Good job Of Shoeing take
your horse to Mackay's new shop on
Esd ave.between the mill and Turner's
Why is it that 1854 five-yea hail
policies were cancelled by the assured
ia the Amboy Mutual Hail Insurance
Co? 80
Two young daughters of Ole Nys,
from ,of Bigelow who have been sick
with diptheria are now reported we'll
again.
E. A. Trip, Frank Hovey and G..
R. Leonard left Monday for St. Paul
as delegates to the grand lodge OF
Worknaen.
Marriage license were issued last
week Thursday to John L Mcdonald
of Traial, n. .. and Arnie Horne OF
Mobiles Go.
Rev. McCune and wife returned
Monday afternoon. Their numerous
friends will be pleased to welcome
them home.
Take your Plows to Mackay's and
get them put in running order; it will
save you lots of extra words in the
spring time. 81
Mrs. Cheney, of Worthington, and
Geo. Bradford, of St. James, were
visitors to Madelia Saturday. Ma
della Messenger.
Losr-from G. A. R. Aall Tuesday
ladies brown kid mitten trimmed
with black fur. Finder please leave
at ADVANCE office.
Reserve your seat early at Bah.
cocks for the school entertainment,
Is cents. The scholars always have
a crowded house.
Mrs. w. G. Post left Tuesday
morning for Chicago where she will
be about week selecting her spring
stock of millinery.
We are not doing any job work.
Have you ever given us any chance
at yours? If not, we would appreci-
ate portion at least.
E: G.. Wilson is repairing the build
ing recently vacated by j. D. Humi,-
ton, SO that it will be ready for occu-
pancy on short notice.
The village council of Kinbrae has
reduced saloon license from $500 to
$500. It considered the proprietors
were paying too much.
The cold weather the fore part of
the week made excellent skating on
the lake, and the young people were
not slow to take advantage of it.
Get your Pulverisers sharpened at
Mackay's and get ready for spring.
New shop on End ave. between Chan
ey's mill and Turner's office. 81
-Fifty-eight was the number visit
ing the schools last Friday. There
probably would have been more, had
the weather been more agreeable.
The XIX Century Club will meet
with Mrs. @. H. Schecter on Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. RAY HUM1sroN, Secy.
FoR SALE-3 heavy work horses 6,
8 and 9 years old weighing from HOO
to 400 To, sound and true.
81 R. w. MoBERLY.
AASl OOI1 A>CloOA Will OpGu up d Jew
elry store in Rushmore on the first Of
April. He has very complete stock
and will do all kinds of repairing in
connection.
Grant Morrison received on Mon
day, the incest phaeton carriage that
ever came into this town. When he
gets the horse he will have band
some turnout.
The school program for next Fri
day eve., Masonic hall, will consist
largely of songs. It promises to be
one of the best the school ever offered
to the public.
Miss Carrie McCune, of Worthing-
tou, is in town organizing a company
for the production # that popular
play, THE Temple of Fame '-Fair-
mont Sentinel.
Increase the interest of the pupils
of our schools in their library by
showing your interest-25 cents
worth. Masonic hall. FRIDAY even