The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-14

Miss Gertrude Dow has gone GU,
to MI. Cunnigham's in Graham Lake.
j. D. Humiston is preparing biz
Office for cold weather by plastering
S. A. HardinRs hand is nearly heal
ed up but is SO weak he cannot use
it. -. .v s5,>s,.. 49,. .,..:,. l..
Two of Mr.. Frankhousers boys ar,
sick with typhoid fever, but light ca
ses. +@
For Sale Cheap-Two coal stove
and one wood stove.-EDaAR L. PoR
TER.
Go to Wyckoff's for your dir
goods, groceries, hats. caps, boots ane
shoes.
Good Baking powder aud a nice
Glass piece with every can at H. V
Millar's.
I want to buy five or six hundred
bushels OF good potatoes. w. w
LovELEss.
This week will about wind up free
stone peaches. Loveless has some
nice ones.
Bring that sore shouldered horse t
Stitser's to be cured with new Nox
all Collar. 8
Mrs. Holbert of Luverne Was Over
Saturday in attendance 1T Mr.. Mac
kay's funeral.
Lanterns at the Golden Rule Ba
zaar, 10 cents cheaper than amy othe'
place in town.
A.Luke has just completed cellar
under his new house and is preparing
to build barn.
Don't put O # buying grapes to phi
up the season is nearly over. Love
less sells them.
A. n. Amondsou of Elon, Iowa. ar
rived last week for visit with his
brother Adolph.
Fred Madison and mother of Wis
consin, arrived Wednesday night for
a>visit with Will.
John Darby of Colorado contem
plates bringing the bod of his wife
here for iuterment.
Beach & Bowers minstrel show pass
ed through here on the branch, Tues
day, in their own car.
Saxon & Amondson put new flues
in the threshing eugine of Hawkins
& Bullick, this week.
Dick Hurlbert left Saturday night
for weeks visit at Minneap Lis with
his uncle, H. G. Free.
M. Hammond and family moved to
Illinois. :, short time ago and are now
located at Leaf River.
Alfred Larson of Bigelow township
is building new barn and putting it
up so it will be warm.
Hans Samuelso2, of Iowa, is work
ing the Humiston farm in Indian
Lake the coming year.
For SALE-16O acres of land cheap,
IS acres in timothy. Inquire of J. =.
Firth, Worthington, Mimi. ID
Rev. Walthauser attended the
Evangelical church district confer
ence at Mankato, this week.
Robert P1emoe and Mile Demp-
sey were united in marriage last week
Wednesday, by Judge Cory.
Miss Mary Anderson Of Elon, Iowa
arrived last week for visit with
friends, Jonh Saxon's family.
Peter Swedburg will move to Pilia
ger, Morrison county next week where
he will make his future home.
We are in the market for a lot O
nice onions in exchange for goods
w. W. LovELEss.
L. L. Briggs, general agent Of tn
German Insurance company, paid hi
agent, S. Kindlund, visit Friday.
If you are thinking of buying ha.
press, get prices for the Lightning
Hay press. F. G. TURNER, Agent 10
Up. Durfee, wife and two daught
ers of St.Paul arrived Monday eve
ming for visit with friends and rela
tives.
Rev. G. w. Merrill has rented tn
house of Arthur Palm and expects t
move his family here from Northfielt
| next week.
Mrs. John Pratt and two children
of Ida Grove, arrived Friday to visi
Mrs. Pratt's mother, Mrs. Jane
Humphrey.
| A. V. Dahl and wife are in attend
ance at the State conference OF tn
Baptist church in session this week
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Fred Harding was in Worth
ington Tuesday to see the doctc
about their baby which has been sic
for some time.
! Mrs. NJ. H. Damon and daughte
returned home Saturday from thei
visit with friends in various towns
northern Iowa.
Miss Nettie Stoutemeyer left Q
Wednesday for Minneapolis as de
egate to the state meeting of the
v p IT. meeting.