The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-11-18
An unlimited amount of money to
loan on farm property, on. liberal
terms. 1t can be paid at any time.
IA S. KINDLUND.

loan on farm property, on liberal
terms. It can be paid at any time.
IA S. KINDLUND.
Office over Worthington Bank.
The Amboy Herald is authority
for the statement that Mr.. Sorenson,
living southeast of that village, pro-
duced a hill of potatoes containing
liz tubers, and none were counted
less in size than walnut.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Baptist church gave an oyster sup
per in 6. A. R. hall Friday evening
which was enjoyed by large num-
Der of people. The gross receipts
amounting to about $M,
The State Bank DIV orthington
always has money on hand for all
kinds of good loans. Can loan you
any amount you want, if your securi-
ty is all right. Cash is on hand so
no delay for that. 1874
A surprise party was given Master
Reuben Cakes at the home of his
parents Monday evening in honor of
his 18th birthday. Music was rem
dered, refreshments served and a
pleasant time enjoyed by the little
folks.
John Maher received letter this
week from his son Tom, who is at
Dawson City digging gold, in which
he says he has struck it rich and will
bring home quite a ''boodle." He
reports all the Ellsworth boys we'll
and making money Ellsworth
News.
The lake is frozen over now and
the small boys are enjoying the skat-
ing. Those enjoying skating ought
to form club and keep space clean
ed and in condition for skating all
winter, utilizing the Idlewild for a
warming room.
Your attention is called to an arti-
Gle relating to purity in candies in an
other column. Harry Lewis has the
exclusive sale of Funke's candies in
this town. Your children consume a
great deal of candy, see that they
get the pure quality.
Nels Dahlberg, M. Lavine and son,
and John johnson left on Tuesday
for Houston, Texas, on a prospecting
trip. The general prediction is that
they will return better satisfied with
Minnesota and Mobiles county climate
and soil in short time.
j. H. Rev has moved his stock of
merchandise into the Day building
on 10th street, where he will have a
better location. He will increase his
stock with new goods and be pre-
pared to supply the wants of his pat
rons in nearly all lines carried in a
dry goods and grocery store.
An oyster supper and entertain
ment will be held in school district
No. %, Elk township, on the evening
of Nov. oath. The proceeds will be
used to help purchase a library for
the school. The entertainment will
consist of speaking, reading: etc. All
are most cordially invited.
Monday morning pastors union
was organized at the study of Rev.
Bailey. Revs. Bull, Bailey, Dahl and
Merrill were present. Rev. Bailey was
elected Pres, and Rev. Dahl Sec. It
is expected and desired that all pas
tors Of the village, join this union
which will enable them to more sue
cessfully carry on the christian work
DR.. Vaughn received news from
Sidney, Ind, that his relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Brewer and another person
in the family were poisoned by eat.
ing bread made up with a cheap
brand of baking powder. They will
recover. Moral-Use only pure and
wholesome baking powder, like the
Royal, for Winimac, Ind.
DEM Jour.
Frank R. Stockton has just com
pleted combination ghost and
Christmas story. The possibilities Of
such combination are great, and
Mr.. Stockton is the man to bring
them out entertainingly. This new
story was written especially for Franz
Leslie's Popular Monthly, and it will
appear in the Christmas number OIL
that periodical. =
Recently an inspection was made
of some of the so-called electric belts
sold on the streets by fakirs, and il
was found that beneath strip oil
gauze was a layer of dry mustard
When the wearer perspired little
the mustard was moistened and Sc
up burning sensation, and the de
luded victim believed current O.
electricity was passing through him
90. Mrs. Carl Eastwood, who has
been visiting in the city as the CUES
of Mrs. Geo. Pond, left this Afternoon
for Heron Lake to visit friends. Sh'
will then leave for her home in Me
nahga, Minn.-Mankato Review.
i The Thomas family gave concer
at the Congregational church Satur
day night to a small audience. TIL
entertainment was fair. Of them tn
Pipestone Star says: ''The member
of the Thomas Family Concert &c
are certainly enjoying their tou
through this section. The famil,
travels in three large covered wagon
which are fitted up as near like hom
as possible. The two larger wagon
are nicely heated by stoves, and tn
family lives right in these houses OF
wheels, and Nh. Thomas says the,
enjoy it greatly especially when tn