The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-07

want to buy FIVE or six hundred
bushels OF good potatoes. w. w,
tLOvELEss.
This week will about wind up free,
stone peaches. Loveless has some
nice ones. ~ r-..% -" -. :: , 4t#r NJ
MOBILES Co. has 1880 pupils that
draw from the state school fund
$6,650OO. .. -
Bring that sore shouldered horse to
Stitser's to be cured with Il new Nox'
all Collar. 49, I'D. -- *.a 8
! Mrs. j. D. Humiston returned
Monday from visit with her parents
at Madelia -.
MR.. Enma Sibley is identifying
her residence with a coat of paint on
the exterior.
Mary Segerstrom, of Forest City,
Iowa, is the guest of her brother. A.
W. Segerstrom. )
w. G. Post has moved into the
house on the corner of 2nd avenue
and 18th street.
Don't put O # buying grapes to put
up the season is nearly over. Love-
less sells them. :.
Ansil Thurston is very sick. He is
subject to rheumatism and has it
very bad at present.
Miss Ida Bjornstad, daughter Of
Andrew Bjornstad of Org, left on
Monday for Chicago.
The east bound passenger train
stopped here for dinner Tuesd'y on
account of being late.
Mrs. E. G. Pannell aud two chill
dren left Tuesday for visit with rel
atives at DeSoto, Wis.
10. Peterson and wife, of Alta,
Iowa, arr, the guests of his brother:
S. II. Peterson, of Elk.
Russell Moberly left yesterday ON
his wheel for Clarion, Iowa.. HI will
be gone about two weeks.
Richard Habeck, of Ewington, has
rented Mrs. Edgar's farm. She will
continue to reside there.
w. NJ. Evans expects to receive a
visit from an aunt from California
and also from his mother.
For SALE-16O acres of land cheap,
IS acres in timothy. Inquire OF }. =:
Firth, Worthington, Mimi. 6-5
Rev. McCune and wife were in
town Saturday, and were warmly
greeted by their many friends.
We are in the market for a lot of
nice onions in exchange for goods.
w. W. LovELEss.
Paine and Firth received their new
separator yesterday and are at it
again just az if nothing had happen
ed,
Rev. Dahl will preach the third of
his series of sermons on "Christ's At
titude to the Sinner" Sunday even
ing.
VIM. Humphreys mother has one
of her hands in very bad shape from
felon, which may result in amputa-
ton.
We are expecting large and we'll
selected stock of crockery and glass
ware don't buy until you look us
over. WV. LovELEss.
Frank Glasgow left on Tuesday for
St. Paul accompanied by his wife.
He entered the hospital there for
treatment.
Miss Zoa Settemyer, the colored
girl who has made her home here fol-
some time, left yesterday for Balti-
more, Md.
Peter Klaus left Tuesday for Salt
Lake City, Boise City and Lewiston.
Idaho. He will be absent three OF
four weeks.
W.. Humiston & Co. are building
a good sized, comfortable house on
their farm on section four, Indian
Lake township.
Roy Covey, aged about Is years
was quite badly injured in a hay
press this week, to what extent W.
could not learn.
German Evangelical church quar-
terly meeting will be held in the Bar
ton church, Spafford, commencing
Friday, this week.
Why Is it Hazle's headache capsules
are 50 popularp Because they do al
that is claimed, will stop headache
in Is to 20 minutes.
Come in and see the elegant 100
piece decorated dinner sets that vii
be sold at bargain Saturday at tn
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Chas. Barnum sold his deliver,
business to Lou Severance last week
who has employed w. NJ. Graves t.
run the ten-cent delivery.
Robert Firth's new house in Clar
addition is nearly completed, and b.
expects to move into town as soon a
it is ready for occupancy.
! IA. Harding's folks brought thei
baby down to the doctor Sunday.
/ was quite sick. They stayed owe
: night with Mr.. Whites folks.
The Congregational Y. P. S. &C. F
Q will serve ice cream and cake in tn
church parlors Friday evening, Oct
9Th. All are cordially invited.