The Worthington advance., 1898-10-27

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Geo. D. Palm went to St.. Paul
yesterday.
Mrs. A. H. Clark is sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Good table board can be obtained
at Doeden's restaurant. 8tf
81. 90 per year in advance gets the
Dispatch and Advance.
A new side walk is being built to
the depot on 18th street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sain, Fri
day. October 21st, 81 10. son.
Salt and smoked meats, -four, feed
and farm produce at Deal Bros.
SEQ that your name is on the regis
ter list for voting, next Tuesday.
F. C. Brace reports $500 sale of
jewelry at his auction Saturday,
T. X. Olson of Jackson Co., living
near Brewster, was in town, Monday.
Ladies will find fine new line of
Millinery goods,at McNaughton & Co
Thomas Anderson, of Joliet, visit
ed with Nels Dahlberg the past
week.
Get yonr storm windows at Palm
Bros. Any stylo and size made to
order. l2tf
F. G. Brace has closed his auction
sale and can be found at the old
stand.
Anew limo of assorted ladies hats
of the latest designs, at McNaughton
& Co.'S.
Mrs. K.Wicklund and son left Mon
day for their future home at Pillager,
Cass Co.
Palm Bros. sell school supplies. A
solid white oak desk, the best on the
market, l2tf
Miss Larretta Bomboy of Eairmont
spent Sunday with her brother Fred
Bomboy.
If you subscribe for the Youths
Companion now it will be sent two
months free.
Dan Morley received a few blood
ed chickens from Iowa last week, for
an experiment.
The District convention of 0. E. S.
at Pipetsone has been postponed to
Friday, Nov. llth.
The Omaha Co, are this week re-
pairing the telegraph line on the
Sioux Falls branch.
r. Predeaux went to St. Paul, Mon
day, to attend the Grand Chapter Of
Royal Arch Masons.
Rev. Walthauser went to Red
wood this week to attend the Man.
kato district conference.
H. B. Tibbetts was in town Mon
day to put in a bid for furnishing a
new boiler for the village.
Arthur Mcintyre, grain dealer of
Lake Park, spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. H. N. Douglass.
We want some more second hand
goodsto sell on commission.
DEAL Bros.
St. Paul Daily Dispatch and Ad-
vance $500 per year, This is a
snap Both good papers, try them.
N. Mcintyre of Ransom, ILL.,, visited
his daughter, Mrs. H. N. Douglass,
the past week, returning home Tues
day.
Handkerchief sale and supper at
G.. A. R. Hall Friday night, October
%, by the Ladies Cemetery Aid So.
ciety.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Rohrer, Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Subject Temperance Liter
ature.
Mrs. S. A. Hildreth and Miss, Allie
ESprague left on Monday for a visit
with relatives, W. McCune, at Wood
stock.
o. E. Bowman and wife, of the
Herald, Montrose, S. D., were pleas
ont callers yesterday, on their way
| to Omaha.
There will be pie social Friday
evening of this week in the rooms o1
the Young People at the Swedish
Lutheran church.
F. Stephens, relative of R Predeaux
returned to his home at North Prai-
rie, Wis.,, Monday, after spending
the summer in this county.
Mrs. Geo. w. Curtiss left Tuesda,
noon for a visit with friends and rela
tives at Fulda. Adrian and Worth
lington.-Lakefeld Herald.
Youths Companion and ADvANo
to new subscribers of the Companion
$3.50. These are the two best pap
ers published, of their class.
Mrs. Carrie Forbes, of Worthine
ton, was the guest of her neice, Nj
Emma Tompkins, last week--Lanf
dom Items, Hastings Gazette.
Pipestone is to have a new oper
n