The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-05

Mary Hillary is now employed by
John Ramage. 4
Supt. Garretson had the water tank,
cleaned out Tuesday. Z
Mr.. Frankhouser Jr. has moved onto
the Sanford place near town. . NJ
The village has received another
car Of crossing stone this week. '.'& -.
+ Attorney Cross and A. 20. He'd
berg made trip to Kinbrae Tuesday.
: Walter Wyckoff left on Tuesday for
visit with his uncle in the Black
Hills. '"'' his -s-.." -: ~ ,sts~f ~'.
We have everything to please you.
in the way of meals for picnic and
lunches. '''. "'5 " Fl. V. M1LLAR.
Ira Rough, of Clarence, a., was in
the county looking after real estate
this week. ~'..~. q " ~, 81, :'-". 49,,
The oat crops in Elk township is
reported as being much lighter than
at first expected. :.'. I'd. '* 81: -"
1t is rumored that. change of
management of one of our enterprises
is under consideration.
| TRAILS and wife, of Remsen, la,
visited with Henry Kaiser between
trains on Saturday last.
D. H. Kellar has been employed to
teach the Pratt school in Elk town.
ship the coming season.
Why suffer with headache or Deu-
ralgia when Hazle's Headache Cap:
sules will stop it in 20 minutes.
The officers of the Fellows school in
Elk township have employed D. H
Kellar to teach for the coming term
Mrs. J. D. Matteson and children
returned Tuesday from Minneapolis
She reports Mr.. Matteson's health
improving.
There was one death from diph
liberia recently in St. James, and this
week another case developed in an.
other family.
Rev. F. H. Oehler, of New Rich]and
Mimi, will preach in the Congrega
tional church Sunday next, morning
and evening.
| w. 7. Post slipped and fell Tues
day as he was going home, and in
jured one of his legs again so as te
lay him up for while.
Miss Davis and Mrs. Boyton. OF
Minneapolis, who have been visiting
with Mrs. A. B. Hawkins, returned
home last week Friday.
| Our goods are the best we can bu,
and our prices are no higher than 20,
pay for inferior goods. Try us
/ H. V. M11LAR.
| Congressman McCleary returned
to Minnesota via, the lakes to Duluth
and enjoyed the trip on the lake
and his visit to the Zenith city. H
is spending few days at Excelsio
before his return home Mankat
Review.
The county commissioners wer
out Saturday and bid in section p
Kanaranzi township, Rock county, 70
$500, to protect the county's interes
, in their claim against the Mobiles Co
Bank under Peter Thompson's man
agement.
j. J. Bingham, A. N. Douglass AM
wife and F. G.. Glasgow are contem
plating a visit to the East during tn
G. A. r. encampment at Buffalo thi
} month. G.. w. Crane is also plan
ming trip there by the way of tn
> Great Lakes.
Geo. Hackett, who has conducted
grocery business and feed store her
} for the past nine months, sold hi
? stock toJ. H. BLY, Monday, and close'
t up. The stock was moved over t
Mr. Bly's. Mr.. Hackett will re-en
gage in farming again.
Information was brought into tow
yesterday that boy in Seward town
, ship had been crushed by stone boa
3 SO badly that he was not expected t.
live. Medical service from Fuld
!, was secured. More definite partic
}. ulars were not obtainable.
The report that some animals ma
be infected with tuberculosis is caus
ing some uneasiness among consumer
r OF milk. Owners having stock tina
show any symptoms of the disease
should have them examined by vet
1 ernerian, which will be done at YER
small expense.
The Pipestone Daily Star issuet
it's annual bicycle No. this week. TIL
= edition is artistica]ly gotten up, wei
= filled with liberal advertising matte,
also raadino matter portainino +,