The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-10-20
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her husband in Utah,
Mittens and gloves at wholesale
prices at F. G. Stitser's. 10 tt
F. Hovey expects his wife and sen
George home this week. Il
Mrs, Wicklund and son expect to
leave this week for Morrison Co.
/ o. K. Open is remodeling his shop
and is putting in two new forges.
For Sale-Brussels carpet with
border, $500. Inquire at this office.
First registration day next Tues
day. See that your name is placed
on the list.
Call on Turner and examine the
Iowa Chief shoveling board, just the
thing every farmer needs.
Miss Bonda Nelson is quite sick
with typhoid fever at Swan Nelson's
opposite S. A. Harding.
Rev. Wilson Aull will preach at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
both morning and evening.
Marriage licenses were issued to
Patrick Meehaa, of Rock Co., and
Rosa Burns, of Mobiles Co., last Sat-
urday.
Bnckskin, muleskin, ca]fskin aud
horsehide asbestos lined gloves and
mittens at wholesale prices at F. G.
Stitser's. If 10
Andrew Naso, of Decatur, Ill.,, is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. O. K.
Open, and if he likes the locality he
will locate here.
The Railway News Co., who han.
die the newsboy system on trains
will have charge of the lunch counter
in the new depot.
| Now is the time to fill your coal
bins for winter. I am delivering
best grade hard coal at $7.75.
| F. G. TURNER.
Herman Larson has come to work
for G. J. Ellen in "Opens black
smith shop. Ellen is hustler and a
Igood worker and reports good
trade.
i The peace jubilee social which was
to have been held on Friday evening
Oct. 21st, at the residence of Rev.
| Wilson Aull, has been postponed on
account of sickness.
Judges of election have been ap-
POINTED as follows: LIST ward, A. L..
johnson, L. B. Bennett and H. S..
Hobson; End ward, J. H. BLY,, E. X.
Smith and II. Hawley.
| G.. J. Ellen claims he can shoe the
meanest horse in the county without
abusing him. Ellen also knows
something about shoeing a good
horse and likes to see who can bea
him as a horse sheer.
| Mrs. Wetherell was summoned to
Omaha Saturday night by telegram
announcing that her father had been
seriously njured in a street railway
accident and from what can be learn
Cd there was little hopes of his recov-
cry.
i Congregational church, Sunday,
Oct., 23rd; morning sub ect "The
Scarlet Thread of the Old Testament
Woven into Scarlet Robe of the New
Testament" Evening, "The Only
Hope, or the Gateway into the King
DOM"
Miss Elizabeth Olson begs to an
nounce to her friends and the public
in general that she is ready to receive
pupils for instruction in piano and
vocal. Terms SO cts. lesson or $1O
. for "a lessons. Willing to form classes
out of the city. Cor. 3rd ave. 9Th St.
The Lyric Ladies, of Chicago, have
sung themselves into the hearts of
the people of America, and are pro-
nounced to be the finest ladies' quar-
tette in the country. They appear
in Worthington on the evening of
November 18th being the second in
course of high grade entertainments
offered to the people of Worthington
this season.
Friday, Oct. 81, will be Lafayette
Day in our schools. In all rooms
contributions will be made to the La.
\ fayette Monument Fund to which SO
many references have been made in
the papers of late, In many of the
: rooms the rhetorical exercises will
have Lafayette for the theme and
much that is presented will ring with
; appreciation for his kindness to the
American colonies and with patriotic
love for the nation he helped tc
> found.
The village council met in regular
session Friday evening, all members
present. Bills we're allowed. On
motion it was decided to put new
boiler in the water and light plant.
A complaint was made against cattle
being permitted to run about town
There being an ordinance covering
the question no action waa taken
MIR. Smallwood and members of the
fire department were present in the
interest of changing the fire alarm in
to more perfect working one.
The first of the series of the high
class entertainments given under the
supervision of some of our business
mon, wac held in Masonic hall, Mon
day evening, entertained by Hon. j
J. Ingalls,. On account of the bad
weather the hall was not crowded
but there was a good attendance and
the audience appreciated the instruct
i've lecture. Mr.. Ingalls, is an elo: