The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-19

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Why suffer with headache or neu-
ralgia when Hazle's Headache Cap
sules will stop it in 20 minutes.
Pete johnson is having a glass
front put in on the south side of his.
clothing store next to the corner. s
The very best wood for summer use
is good dry body MAPLE or oak. We
have it. j. W. Tuthill Lumber Co. 81
A quartette of colored minstrels
entertained crowd on the street
Tuesday by songs and instrumental
music. -~----... ,..... -s s--..-..--..- 80. 1t.
Herbert Nelson and Milton Black
came over from Rushmore on their
wheels Thursday last, returning in
the evening.
C. HI. Babcock started Sunday on
his wheel for visit at Sank Centre.
Frank People accompanied him as
far as Tracy. y
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will give social Friday of
next week. The place will be an
nounced later.
Gus Taylor, of Adrian, was in town
a short time Saturday on his way to
Chicago, where he expects to join a
show company. -
Miss Marie Steffens, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Biltgen, returnend to Min
neapolis Monday.
Thresherman can find blanks at
this Office beneficial to their finan-
cial interest during threshing season: :
Call and see them. 81
DR.. W. H. Gaugh, physician and
surgeon, office over G. L. Peterson's
store. Residence next door to Con-
gregational church. 81.
WANTED-A girl to do general
housework. Will pay good wages.
Enquire at John Ramage's, one mile
east of Worthington. 1912
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Cemetery Aid will meet
with Mrs. Caroline Forbes the last
Thursday of the month.
Word has been received that John
Rubecker, who was hurt in the ele-
vator accident here, is getting along
as we'll as could be expected.
Winnie Meyers left Sunday night
for St. Panl, where she will work in
a Wholesale trimming establishment
and learn the fall styles of hats.
tits reported that Congressman
McCleary will visit Worthington in
the near future, looking after the
postoffice appointment at this place.
Why neglect your eyes when you
can have them examined free of charge
by DR.. E. S. Bugbee Aug. 3lst and
Sept LIST at the Worthington house.
IL
Remember you don't need to carry
your can up town when you buy oil
or gasolene of Loveless but he will
bring it down and empty INTO your
can. ~.- -. 45-
Mrs. George Darby and two daugh-
ters and Mrs. Fuqua, of Worthington,
arrived here Thursday on visit to
the Curtiss family.-Lakeield Stan
Gard.
Mayor Glasgow has been under
the doctors care the past week,
threatened with typhoid fever. He
is able to be up again, and will soon
be out again,
! Fred Bittner left Saturday on his
wheel for Clinton. Iowa, where he
will visit two or three weeks. Maur-
ice Maxwell went as far as Spirit
Lake with him.
| An enjoyable time was spent at the
dance given by the Entire Nous club
at Masonic hall Monday night
Music was furnished by an orchestra
! from Minneapolis.
Jos. Nichols, who was so badly in
; jured in the elevator accident, is re-
ported to be doing nicely. He is
gaining strength daily, and his re
, covery is looked for.
We are in receipt of complimen.
tary tickets from Secretary Rucker
, of the Jackson County Agriculture
society, to the county fair to be helc
in Jackson Sept. 23rd, Oath and 25th
i Doctor Peters "Kuriko," Mag
vigori," "Oleoid,," "Uterine," an(
Swanson's Rheumatic Cure, the q
Drops" always on hand at the res
idence or office of S. Kindlund, Az
:. Why not put your COWS in Ager'
+ tame grass pasture west of town
where they will have plenty to ca
and drink, and where you will no
= have to drive them far. Only $40
! ! per month. IL
Mrs. G. M. Young arrived last Fri
- day from California, where she ha
been for ten months. She will spen
short time with her sister, Mrs. F
g F. Runyon, before going back t
Q Ash Creek, her former home. -
!, The village council held meetln
=, last Friday evening, all the member
- being present except President Glas
gov. A number of bills we're allow
! ed, and the meeting adjourned
a meet again next Friday evening.
Threshermen report that the graf
y is turning out in good shape. Barle,
g. especially, is a good crop. Repor
from the hail district in the westel