The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-22

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|soutl.,f L.oYeiesa ls1eef ave se 81
new line ofs latest patte,a dies
sAl inner goods
iss Jennie Bee kley lett Ter lonla-
El,a leaday mig ~ ysns fe she VIII We
= wit il ~ -. n. !. onaas and tak ei
an the E.xposltI 4. g: u
So Rev. e derl 81 Ba q ST held
erylces IN ne s9 !. lsl L,Itl leranl
church Snnda Y ana VIII occupv the
plllpltnext S y, y
DID you ever see y !! z, pegRed
ploWshoe, double sole, sell for LOO
az solid Leaf ller. e l5 airing ton the
Shoe 4 man, has them
AL sof our millinery stores have Al
opening this week and q tho ladies' will
ma = no trouble 70 MAKE their go.
lectlon ~ - q any. q them [l9
81 Mrs. Jos. Ahistro,m, st Elon. Ia i. ~
rived unetxpected Th urslay 1ffor 4 via.
= with her brother. Adolph Almond !
son son ana otner reiatlVes
VIM. Ferguson has traded 4 GUAR
tor section 81 s. Lorain township Is,
j. Ladene for his resid ence and viii
soon ls3 move into town tosllVe.
The 10th Century club meets With.
Mrs, Raw Humiston. Satuurpda AZ Sent.
81 at s b. N. Subject New Books of
the ear. Leader, Mrs. Lear.
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sdav far Nebraska. from there theav
will return to, Minnea polls. where he
will resume labor IN his Church
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for5running bis ploW polishing ma
chinery
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and ans % "a nlows tsafnra sI : ,,h;cb
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ton Hotel. The shop, IS 81 very Il, neat Be,
| ing fitted with new furniture and
bath rooms. D
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The last heard Of Bert Selby he
40 /. 1;npr Avs n,,rsas :.
IT. exnected n leave there : = = soon q,
a tho aold;ars waro d ,nlavad fror,
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Hog cholera is raging in Graham
Lakes township and asnumber Of fine
arge herds have been nearly wiped
out, We learn that Jas. Muck, g. ID
Harding, HI. Finstnen, IT. Borgeson
and Andrew Larson all living neal
town, have each lost a large number
Of fine porkers and the disease is
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j Under penalty Of suspension If moi
complied with, says the Esthervill.
/ Democrat, the B j r. a & ha.
sIadopted and issued tia standard
sIsyatem Of rules governing employee,
while On duty. The use of tobacco
in any form by train men and tickle
|agents is prohibited as is also the
use: OF profane Language Thes rul
es it is said, are in force on Aearl1
Ieyery road in the country.
! 81 ], M
i day, Sept. 25th, Rev. Nv ilson Aull ,wh,
has returned after a vacation, vii
4 preach at 1915 a. n. and at 8 o'clocl
pm In the morning, the subjec
,lwill be THE Sirituality Of & God AMI
4 eff His Warship. In the evening
there will be special service atwhicf
the pastor will preach sermon adap
Las,- hpsa eb hara 10 fled TN IN
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Grandpa and grandma Bryan lef
lsSunday for w orthingto and fron
! there will go to Whittier, Ia. for a Wis
( it with relatives. Mrs. Bryan vii
meet three brothers there that sh
has not seen hef FIRE r. i IL several va :,