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

give ':Bloomer" social at the G.. A.
L. Hall Friday evening. Ice cream
and cake will be served. Every body
come.
Two plain DRINKS were up before
Squire Schechter Tuesday and each
assessed SIS and COSTS: These are the
first judicial acts of the newly elected
justice.
Last Sunday evening Prof. CLANCY
occupied the pull pit of the Congrega-
tional church He spoke of college
life and the benefits of christian ed
ucation.
Miss Helen Petit, of Rushmore,
came over Saturday to interview Den-
fist Cheney. While not in the chair
she was the guest Of Mrs. S. NJ
Harding.
Miss Lulu Putnam, VINO has been
teaching school in Summit Lake,
frosted her face quite badly while on
her way to Rushmore, where her par
ents reside.
Mrs. May Whitney attended the
Grand Lodge D. Of II. held at :st.
Paul last week and was elected one
of the Grand Lodge officers of
inside watch.
Miss lillian. of St. Paul, who was
Mrs. O'Connor's trimmer last season,
spent few days with Mrs. OConnor
the first Of the wee k, on her Way to
Rock Rapids.
Herbert Nelson has gone TO Rush
more to start jewelry store. Peo-
pie in that vicinity will do we'll to
give him their work. He Dies beau
tiful engrhving.
A social will be given Friday even.
ing at the Presbyterian parsonage
for the young people of he Christian
Endeavor. All members and their
friends are invited.
All ladies interested in forming :,
''Ladies Aid Society," to improve and
beantify our cemetery are requested
to meet with Mrs. G.. A. Forbes Fri
day, April 2nd, at 2 p. m.
Regular meeting of the fire depart
ment Friday night. Those who don t
want to pay poll tax had better show
up at this meeting or they will be
scratched off the free list.
"The Smith Premier Typewriter
Co., of St. Paul, Mimi. have recently
gotten out an exceptionally artistic
half tone illustrated catalogue, which
they will mail on request"
On sccount of the inclemency of
the weather. the meeting called in
the interest of the cemetery improve
ments, WAS not held, but another
is called for tomorrow afternoon.
| LADIES-Make it part of your
weeks pleasure to attend the Easter
Opening on Friday and Saturday of
this week at
34-l Mrs. w. J. OCoSNoR's.
Frank Saxon was out Wednesday
erecting a windmill for his brother
John. The mill is of his own make.
having erected few of them before
and they give excellent satisfaction.
Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Leonard,
of Worthington. were guests of Mrs.
E. A. Gillette day or two last week.
The former went from here to Mime
apolis for visit.-Heron Lake News
Where was your last printing order
placed? It could not have been with
this Office, as our presses have been
idle. We have the printer, type and
the best stock-no exceptions Give
us trial.
The creamery is now being run
four days week to handle the milk
that is being brought in. About the
middle of the month Manager Muir
ply thinks it Will be necessary to run
every day.
Miss Winnie Shell and sister, Mar
gerry, left Friday noon to spend a
week with their mother in Chicago.
Lee left on the same train for St.
Paul. where he will spend his vaca-
ton with his father.
The school entertainment given
last Friday night was we'll attended,
and the young pupils rendered their
parts in very creditable and pleas
ing manner. A neat sum was rea]iz-
ed for the library fund.-
Mrs. H. n. Douglass entertained
small company of friends in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. Lynd, of Des
Moines, who are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. M. Evans. Light re-
freshments were served.
The Great Northern Railway has
One Million acres choice wheat lands
in Minnesota still undisposed Of
Write for maps and full particulars
Land Commissioner, Great Northern
Railroad, St. Paul, MINI. 25-13
o. K. Open has commenced max
ing flexible steel harrows for the
spring trade. Those wan;ing a first
class harrow and one that will stir up
the ground for seeding purposes
should call and get one. 80
Competition is the life of business.
The Alliance Hail and Cyclone Nut.
ual Insurance Co., of Austin, will in
sure your crop for l6 cents per acre