The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
Braaigans Cash Store.

Braaigans Cash Store. "
The State Bank Of WorthinRton
always has money on hand for all
kinds of good loans. Can loan you
any amount you want, if your securi-
ty is all right. Cash is on hand so
no delay for that. 1874
Prof. E. F. Harrington, Graduate
Of the Chicago Ophthalmic College
and Hospital, will visit Worthineton
Tuesday & Wedne d4y, De-. 7 & 9Th
He tests the EYES FREE
Of CHARGE, aud makes Glasses to
fit. Anybody troubled with POOR
VISION, PAIN in the EYES.
HEADACHE & c. had better con
suit him at once. 2
The Busy Bees invite their many
friends to witness the exercises con-
nected with their second ann ual jug
Breaking next Sunday evening at
tho Presbyterian church. At the. close
OF the exercises, an Offering will be
taken up for the work of Missions.
The encouragement of your presence
and gifts will be much to stimulate
and help the Bees in their work the
coming year.
W. E.. Deyoe closed three large
deals last week; one for LAGRANGE,
one for Henry Meyer. and be also
traded bis town property for w. P.
Jenkins farm, three miles south west
of town. Mr.. Deyoe has moved his
family onto the farm, but still con-
tinues in the real estate business at
his Office over the Worthington Bank.
II you have any land to sell or wish
to buy or trade, give him call for he
has something to match.
The Mankato Commercial Colleee
never had so large an attendance as
at the present tim,. Young men and
women from every part are there TAX
ing advantage of the OPPORTUNITIES
offered last season, this school made
the fine record of having graduated
forty-five young people, every one of
whom has found lucrative employ
ment. Their system of class and in
dividual instruction in the English
branches cannot be surpassed.
Hog cholera has broken out in
Graham Lakes township, and We
hear that John Hart, Frank Chapa
and Frank liner have lost a large
number of fine porkers by the dis
ease. While every township in the
county has for a number of years
past lost heavily by hog cholera, this
is the first time the disease has ever
reached Graham Lakes township.
There are a great many hogs raised
in this township, and if the disease
spreads, the loss will fall heavily up
on the Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Charles Loveland and Miss Ida
Meinkie were married at Ellsworth
Wednesday,, and left at once for
Sioux City: Iowa, where they will
spend a few days. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. j. Conard
at ''Klondike," the beautiful country
home which Mr.. Loveland purchas' d
On his return from Alaska. tt 81
ring was made from mug
get of Klondike gold which the
groom brought with him on his re-
turn homo. The bride came from
Sioux Falls with her parents about a
year ago, and her beauty and pleas
ant ways have won her many friends
and admirers.
The village council met Saturday
evening in an adjourned session from
Friday evening. President Glasgow
and councilman Grundsten absent.
A. N. Douglass selected to fill the
chair. minutes and previous meeting
read and approved. Bills allowed.
On motion G.. w. Brant was allowed
to exercise police authority in G. A.
R. Hall. Coal bids were deferred
until next meeting. A statement was
read showing the electric light re-
ceipts for service were the largest OF
any past record. This should be
gratifying to the citizens as we'll as
tho council. Meeting adjourned.
Anton Larson, young man about
thirty years OF age, residing on Sec
ton one, Leota, has been adjudged
insane and committed to the hospital.
His trouble is said to have originated
from a love affair. . Friday evening,
Nov. 19, at the home of the groom in
Willmont township, occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Andrew Olson to
Miss Lena Olson, Rev. Arevik ofGat-
ing. The groom is son of Bene-
dict Olson, and moved to his press Mt
home about two months ago, after
having resided in Ellsworth two
years. The bride is a daughter of
Simon Olson, of Little Rock, and both
have large circle of admiring friends
in this county. . Married, at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs, ]. E.
Peterson, in this city, Thanksgiving
morning at nine o'clock, Mr.. William
Kitchens to Miss Jennie Gunderson,
all Of Adrian. The ceremony was
performed by the brides brother-in-
law. Rev. Hvid, of Luverne, and Miss
Viola Hvid played the wedding march.
Both are we'll known and higly res
pected, and begin life together under
suspicious circumstances. Adrian
Guardian.