The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-12-29
Mr.. and. Mrs. 2 philip Plotts, Esther.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Plots, Esther
vile, spent Christmas here wit
friends and relatives. Phil is fol
lowing his profession, that Of veter
mary surgeon in Estherville and nov
goes by the familiar name Of doc"
Vic. Anderson has purchased
large corn crusher to prepare feed 70
his stock: Albert James went ou
Tuesday with engine to run it. Mr.
Anderson knows how to feed cattle
to obtain the best results and his cat
tie show this fact.
John Moffatt, formerly prosper
GUS farmer Of Hersey township who
sold his property and made a pros
pecting trip to Washington, returned
last week from that state. He does
not think very favorably of that state
and contemplates going to Colorado
Mr.. Stephen Bonsal will contribute
to McClure's far January some ''stor-
les gathered in the field on the day
of battle" striking personal Incidents
of the battle of Caney and San Juan.
In the same number, Mr.. Hamlin
Garland will contribute true story
of Rising Wolf, the "Ghost Dancer.
The Christmas exercises at the
Congregational church Monday ev-
ening were we'll attended. The can:
tata was rendered exceedingly we'll,
the solos by Misses Damon and
Olson being exceptionally fine. The
church was profusel y decorated, and
large Christmas tree with the nee
essary candles, strings of popcorn,
etc., caused happy glow on the
faces of the children. The exercis-
es were closed by benediction from
Rev. Garter.
Lungs sore? Others failed? Deep
seated cough? Obstinate coughs
cured by Humiston's Lung Balsam
Soc. The very best.
A $1,000 hotel is among the more
more important improvements in
store for Round Lake next spring.
....Nels Moberg, of Bigelow town.
ship, returned home last Tuesday
from an extended trip through the
northern part of the state. LAST
night four of Elmer Trips child
rem were taken dangerously sick
from eating colored particles of can
dy which collect in the bottom of
candy pals. For about twenty four
hours two of the children were in a
precarious condition, but under the
skilful treatment of DR.. Little were
soon out of danger.-Round Lake
Graphic.
Married, at the noon hour, on
Wednesday, Dec. FL, 1898, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Seward, of Hersey town
ship, occurred the marriage of Mr..
R. j. Address to Miss Edith P. Sew
ard, Rev. A. G.. G. Brown officiating.
The affair was very quiet one, only
a few of the most intimate friends of
the contracting parties being pres
ent to witness the ceremony. They
are young people we'll and favorably
known in this section. They will go
to housekeeping in Kinbrae in their
home just south of the M. E. church,
May happiness attend them.-Her-
aid, Kinbrae.
Don't be persuaded into takin g
something said to be just like Rock
Mountain Tea, There's nothing
made or sold like it. It alone is ma.
lures wonder. Ask your druggist.
The little boy born December 10Th,
1898, to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Sorem,
residing on the Mike Wagner farm,
in Ransom township, was suddenly
taken sick and died last Sunday ev-
ening, before medical assistance
could reach them. The funeral will
be held today, Friday, at II o'clock,
Ian eight-year old child of Mr.
and Mrs. John Knudson, residing
nine miles west of here, was attack:
ed and chewed up quite badly by a
vicious hog the latter part of last
week. His life was saved by the
presence of his little sister, two years
older, who set the dog on the hog,
and while they were engaged in
their fight, she seized her brother
and by main force dragged him
from the pen,-Signal. BigelOW.