The Worthington advance., 1898-10-27
Mrs. j. F. Austin left Tuesday for

The Consolidated Fire & Marine
Insurance Co. of Albert Lea paid the
Round Lake creamery loss this week
through their agent, g. 81. Schech-
ter.
Jack Hyland is now employed at
the freight Office, Mr.. McC Cartney
looking after the baggage and new
depot exclusively. Mac will keep it
shining. "
Rev. Tibbitts, of Worthington, as
per announcement, preached here
last Sunday evening. He is quite a
sincere and fluent speaker. Signal,
Bigelow. -
Rocky Mountain Tea gives immed-
late relief, permanent cures, gives
life and health, soothes and cures
you while you sleep. 35c. Ask your
druggist.
Quite number of our citizens and
people from the country went to ON
aha on the excursion train Yesterday.
The train contained ten coaches all
crowded.
Miss Jackson. Salvation Army
Lieut., arrived the latter part of last
week and will in the future assist
Capt. and Ensign Dinwiddie in their
work here.
H. A. Brooks and wife, of Rem
ington, Ind, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. L. M. Brooks. Until this
visit they have not seen one another
for period of eleven years.
It makes no difference to us wheth-
er you have been treated by doctors
or other remedies. If you still suffer
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll. Ask your druggist.
The November number of NJ
Clure's Magazine will have second
paper from Capt. j. E. Brady, Jr., of
the army, giving stories from his own
experiences as train dispatcher.
Here we have it, new stock of tea
coffee, tobacco, cigars, candies and
oysters, meals and lunches at all
times, at the New Restaurant.
G.. G. DoEDEN, propr.
After thirty years of successful and
honorable trade relations with tn Q
people of Jackson county J. w. Cow
ing, the leading merchant, retires
from business.-Spirit Lake Beacon
Congregational church, Sunday,
October Both. Morning subject, "A
Personal CALI Evening, "A Per-
sonal Word" This will be Mr.. Mer-
ril's last day in Worthington before
leaving for Colorado.
Rev. Willard Fuller, of Pipestone,
will preach next Sunday morning
and evening at the G.. A. r. Hall.
Communion service will be held i'm
mediately after the morning service.
All are cordially invited.
FOR SALE.-Good Brussels car
pets, marble top sideboard with mir
rors, one good kitchen range and
other articles of household furniture,
pictures, etc. Call on F. H. Day at
| U. F. Hansberger's music store. l
T. L. Utley and Fred Mike went
to Brewster Tuesday to work on the
new $4,000 school house our neigh
boring villagers are bull ling. Mes
srs. Benson & Miller, of this village
are the contrdctors.-Times, Hero n
Lake.
O. H. Nystrom and Gus. Anstrom
former residents of this county, ar
rived Saturday on weeks visit with
relatives and friends. They are both
fireman on the Northwestern Road
having their headquarters at Boone,
Iowa.
Ensign Van Dyke, Salvation
Army officer from the Sandwich Is
lands, will lecture upon the costumes
and habits of the people of the is
land and of the exiled lepers, Satur-
day evening, October 29th. Admis-
sion 1Oc.
The village council at their meet
ing Monday evening excepted the
bid of Kenney Bros, St. Paul. for a
new boiler for the water station. On
account of the extra quality of ma
terial in the boiler, it will not be put
in place for alb out four or five weeks
Alfred James purchased a lot in
the village adjoining his fathers, last
week. He will soon erect house
which looks as though something
was going to happen. It is alright
anyway, Worthington always vel
comes an increase in her population
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Prince, O
Basin, Mont. arrived here the latter
part Of last week and are at present
visiting with the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. B. Newkirk. They will in I
short time leave for points in Iows
where they will visit with relatives
il. Hogan, of Round Lake, J. .
Mccain, of Worthington, have bee,
drawn on the Federal Grand Jur,
and ]. E. King, Adrian, j. J. Bing
ham, Of Worthington and J. W. W
Rosenberg, of Round Lake, on tn
: Petit Jury, which meets at Man
: kato November 1st.
About a dozen of Miss Cheney
music class of beginners held re
: hearsal at her home Saturday even
J., ing, witness ed by the pupils motf
: ers. The pupils done EXCEPTIONAL
we'll with d ifacu]t music FIR the
: limited time of instruction, and tn
, mothers were gratifed at the pros