The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-30

Ouils Alel Is HOW employed aI the
Swedish Mercantile's store in place
Of Mr.. Sterling.
A. j. Stromme, of Bigelow, trans
acted business at the county seat last
week Thursday.
FouND-A chil1's table set, which
can be obtained by proper identified
ton at this Office.
John Flynn is sitting the mysteries
of law in the Office of G. M. Crandall
during his vacation.
Erick' Aberg, of Webster county,
Iowa, was here this week looking af-
ter his farm interests.
The H. D. club dance Christmas
eve was fairly we'll attended, and a
good time was enjoyed.
Prof. Porter is in attendance at
meeting Of Teachers State association
in St. Paul this week.
Miss Gertie Oliver came down
from St. Paul last week to spend the
holidays with relatives.
The Swedish Mercantile COMPANY
will hold its annual meeting at l p.
m. Saturday, Jan. 10th.
Apples by the barrel, everyone
sound and good keepers. Culls at a.,
bargain.-H. V. M11LAR.
Mrs. j. E. Stonesifer made trip
to Geneva, Iowa, during the past
week, returning Monday.
Miss Stella Cheney visited St. Paul
during the week. Her mother &C.
companied her to St. James.
The Worthington Dancing Club
will give party at the Masonic hall
Friday evening of next week.
Mr.. Mitchell and wife, of Sheldon,
are the guests of relatives, John
Ramage and wife, this week.
Clerk Stevens issued marriage H.
cense to Edwin E. Manska and Isa-
belle G. Sorem last Thursday.
Miss Victoria Jones, milliner for
Miss J. E. Allen, left Monday for a
visit with friends at Albert Lea.
Ernest Sterling left Monday morn
ing for Chicago, where he will attend
the Metropolitan business college.
P. A. Christianson and wife, of Luz
verne, spent Christmas here with REL
atives, the family of Geo. Mackay.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the ADVANCE. Other desirable publ
cations with it at very low figure.
Mrs. Buel, of Pipestone, arrived
Christmas day for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tryan.
M: G. Thompson, of Hersey, trans
acted business at the hub one day
last week and made this office call.
Mrs. G.. E. Brown returned Mon
day night from Omaha, and will re-
main in Worthington during the win
ter.
Mrs. Arthur Jones, of St. Paul, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
r. Humiston, and other relatives this
week.
Try the Telmo brand of canned
fruits. If you are dissatisfied we will
give you back your money.-H. V.
M{LLAR.
The last report from N. A. Call on
the Klonkide route was that he was
within about 200 miles of the treas
ure fields.
! Eugene Beckley and wife, of Shell
don, spent Christmas with parents
here. Mrs. Beckley will remain a
few days.
j Don't buy impure mustard. Buy
| H. J. Heinz ready mixed IN any
quantity from SC up. It's pure.-H.
V. M1LLAR.
F.. X. S NTH and wife spent Christ
mas with parents at Sherburne. He
, returned Monday and she will make
a longer visit.
Shrimps, clans, Holsters, dried
, beef, potted ham, kippered herring
and everything else in canned meats
H. V. M1LLAR.
P. OConner is now able to be
+ around but is quite weak. His wife
is gradually recovering but is not
able to be up as yet.
The fair association meets mex
) week Saturday afternoon. We ar
p informed that they are about SIS sh,
q of meeting expenses.
John Partlow, who has been in tn
, city for the past three or four months
t returned Tuesday noon to his HON
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