The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-04-29

harvey Deckley leiG GeSOdy alter :
noon to accept a position with the
Adrian Guardian.
II. J. Ludlow expects to move with
his family onto his fruit farm about
the middle CT June.
Harry Lewis is having some large
plate glass windows put in his
Store by Palm Bros.
A surprise party was given Miss
Nellie Salmon by her young friends
yesterday afternoon.
Chas. Babcock, of Worthington,
visited his mother in this city, this
week.-Jackson County Pilot.
If you receive sample copy Of
the ADVANCE consider it invita-
ton to become subscriber.
Real estate tax judgmdnt sale will
be held by Auditor Trip at the
court house Monday, May 3rd.
EoR SALE-Second hand buggies
and harness at the brick livery barn.
1872 WALTER AAGAARD.
Mrs. Boardman has moved her
house on It'll avenue back and will
build two-story addition in front.
Two farms to rent with buildings.
One 50 acres and the other lG0 acres.
Enquire at Bank Of Worthinyton. 81
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to Lawrence Esser and Louise
Fischenish, residing near Ellsworth.
Two farms to rent with buildings.
One 80 acres and the other 100 lures
Enquire at Bank Of Worth!ngton. "a
Mrs. ". G. Post has moved her
| millinery parior to the building for
merly occupied by DR.. Gaugh AS an
office.
Strayed-Two ponies. one bay with
halter on, one mouse colored, from
my place il Brewster, Monday.
April 18th. OLE BERG.
Phillip McCarvel Of Brewster was
transacting business at the county
seat, Tuesday and made this Office &
| pleasant call.
John Turner and \. E. Powers
commenced boring we'll on the lat
ter's farm in section 81, Seward town
ship, Monday.
Mrs. P. C. Anderson OF Org, who
! has been sick for some time. is said tc
be growing worse and recovery is re-
garded doubtful.
Editors Shepard, of the Wave
Round Lake, and Hamstreet, Of the
Herald, kimbrae, We're county seat
visitors Saturday.
Susan Ditty, formerly Of this place
but now Of Vernon Center, and Geo.
Robbennott, OF Fulda, have been
granted pensions.
Mrs. T. j. Lannon. OF Madison, S.
D. visited a few days with relatives
here on her way home from St. Paul
| the first Of the week.
Mrs. Lawrence of Summit Lake
has purchased the property of G.. j
Samuelson in the Clary addition and
will move into town.
Exercises Of Arbor Day nature will
be given at the schools here tomor-
row. Nothing definite has been ar
ranged for out door exercises.
Roy Rose drove over to Rushmore
Saturday. Herbert Nelson, who has
a jewelry store at that place, returned
with him to spend Sunday at home.
Tie young people of the Swedish
Lutheran church have recently fitted
up the room in the rear Of the church
and gave social there last evening.
The dance given Friday evening at
| Masonic hall by the entre-nous clu!;
was fairly we'll attended and a pleas
ant time enjoyed by the participants
G.. n. Hunt will hold evangelistic
meetings here the early part Of June
in big tent which, will probably bs
located where the vigwam WAS last
fall.
An infant child Of John Brink died
Friday. Funeral services were held
at the house by Rev McCune, and
the remains buried Saturday after
noon.
Eugene Gillett and wife, and Mr.
Finley, of Heron Lake, came down
Monday afternoon to attend the D
of H. reception and visit With ole
friends.
Fred Trummell, of State Center
Iowa. who has been with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sibley, all winter, left 70,
home Friday. He will visit at Shell
don en- route.
The Nashville Students advertise
travelling in their own car, from
which some conception can be had Of
the magnitude of the company. Hea]
them tonight.
The West Worthington Sunday
School will meet May End at $3.50 p
m. at the Whitney school house, t(
organize for the summer. A full at
tendance is desired.
Mrs. Kate Starting. who has been