The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-04-01

building near G. T. Shattuck' shop
on End ave-, soon. -.
The entertainment at the Lutheran
church last Thursday evening was
fairly we'll attended.
Miss Nettie Stoutemeyer went to
Rushmore Saturday for a visit with
Miss Bessie Bedford.
Maurice Miller. a former clerk at
the Western hotel, has been visiting
in town the past week.
Geo. Iverson from Kinbrae was re-
leased Sunday from ten days sent
ence in the county Jail.
Ed. Moberg returned Friday from
the Hot Springs and Was benefited
but very little by the trip.
F. E. Mclean and Attorney O. w.
Freeman, of Adrian. were visitors at
the county seat Saturday.
Marriage license were issued Mon
day to Edward Newell and Minute
Bal ker both of Mobiles Go.
Bring your harness repairing, all
kinds, to r. w. McCune's, new shop
in j. D. Humiston's building. 81
The correct thing in millinery to
be found at
BAL Mrs. w. j. O'CoSNoR's.
L. Schwartz of Madelia who has
been attending school here this win
ter returned home Wednesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bilstem,
section 80, Indian Lake township,
Monday, March %, 1897, a son.
Mrs. Boardman is making arrange
ments for erecting a dwelling house,
having purchased the material.
Elegant display of pattern hats and
bonnets now on at
34-l Mas. w. J.O'CoSNoR's.
Albert ThronsOn was received last
week Thursday from Cottonwood Co.
charged with larceny to wait trial.
Miss Clara Cripps left Saturday
for Paullina, Ia, where she will visit
friends during the weeks vacation.
Two farms to rent with buildings.
One 80 acres and the other 100 acres.
Enquire at Bank Of Worthington. 81
If you receive sample copy Of !
the ADVANCE consider it invita-
ton to become subscriber.
For Good job Of Shooting take
your horse to Mackay's new shop on
End ave. between the mill and Turner'S
Johnson's Axe] Grease, the best
made, sold by r. W. McCune's, new
shop in J. D. Humiston's building "a
Two farms to rent with buildings.
One 80 acres and the other 100 acres
Enquire at Bank of Worthington. 81
Why is it that 464 fve-year hail
policies were cancelled by the assured
in the Amboy Mutual Hail Insurance
Co? 80 .
F. G. Nietert had his foot quite
badly injured Saturday night by a
wheel of a loaded wagon running ov
er it.
G. H. Schechter expects to leave
next Monday on an extensive land
advertising tri p through Iowa and
Illinois.
H. Sietsema, of Little Rock, Iowa,
has moved onto the farm formerly
occupied by hummer, section 10,
Ransom.
Protect your harness with Meats
Foot Oil and save harness bill, sold
at McCune's, new shop Humiston
building. 81
Prof. Porter departed Friday night
for Mankato where he will remain
about a week attending the teachers
institute.
The omnibus road and bridge bill
which has been introduced allows
Mobiles, Jackson and Rock counties
$500 each.
Take your Flows to Mackay's and
get them put in running order; it will
save you lots of extra words in the
spring time. 81
R. w. McCune moves his harness
shop this week into the Humiston
building on 10th street, formerly used
as ware room.
VIM. Farmhouse, with his family,
has moved out to his relatives, on ac-
count of his wife's i'll health. She is
quite sick at present.
Come and bring a friend to the G
social to be held at the home of Rev.
Bailey Friday evening Of this week.
Everybody welcome.
Misses Case. Martin, Jennings and
Fullerton, left Thursday night for
Mankato to attend the Teachers meet
ing held at that place.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church sewed the new carpet We'd
nesday Afternoon, which was recently
purchased for the church.
Get your Pulverisers sharpened at
Mackay US and get ready for spring.
New shop on End ave. between Chan