The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-03-17
Good soap 10 bars 25c at Rows.
Harness From &c., up.

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Harness From So, up.
The largest and most complete line
of harness and harness goods ever
shown in this city, at H. S. Humis-
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w. T. Post expected to leave last
night for St. Paul where be will enter
hospital for treatment and expects
that one of his legs will have to be
amputated.
Now it is getting time to shed the
winter foot wear and go to the Shoe
store and get something for spring.
You can get just what you want in
foot wear at the right price. 81.
The wind has blown very hard this
week taking the frost out of the
ground and drying up the fields and
roads rapidly. Farmers will COM
mence cultivating soon now if no
further storms.
Mrs. F. Durfee gave progressive
cinch party at her home last Friday
evening, which was the event of the
season. About seventy invitations
were issued and the occasion enjoyed
by those present.
Sc No. oil grain shoe and solid
for $1.20. They are made in cong
ress, lace or buckle, a shoe that most
of the stores get $3.50 for. Come
early and get your supply of them.
Aug. Falk: 81
Gus Anstrom was most agreeably
surprised by the Swedish Y. P. S. s.
at the home of Mr.. Hans Nystrom
Monday evening of last week, games
were engaged in until II o'clock when
they all departed to their respective
homes.
E. A. Trip, H. Kaiser, Ole Degn,
E. W. Golf, S. Kali. J. Baird and J.
Mckenzie accepted an invitation of
the Adrian I. O. O. F. lodge and visi-
that order Tuesday evening. They
report good time and we'll enter
tanned.
W. P. Jenkins has purchased S. A.
Wheeler's interest in the meat market
and leased Mr. .Kaiser's, who remains
with him. Mr.. Wheeler expects to
move to his farm in few days. The
market will be kept up. in first class
condition thus meriting a liberal pat
ronage.
An item appeared in our Brewster
items the week of March 3, saying
that an oyster supper was given at
the home of Mrs. j. n. Cunningham
Sunday evening. This is a mistake
as no such affair took place as stated
and we are pleased to make the cor
rection.
Fred Bomboy has received his stock
of goods and opens today, in the
building next to the Globe Office.
He has we'll selected stock of de-
sirable and useful goods, invites in
spection as to quality and price, and
solicits the patronage of the COM
munity.
Married.-Charles Kuhl to- Will
menia Schafer at the German Luth-
eran church, Worthington, Wednes-
day, Mar. 9, 1898, by Rev. Steinmeyer
The young couple at once went to
housekeeping on the farm of Harry
Humiston's in Elk, with the congrat-
ulations of all their friends.
This section of the state was visit
ed by heavy fall of snow last week
Thursday night. About eight inches
fell on level and laid quiet. This
fall of snow is considered very bene-
fetal to the ground as the frost being
out on the surface, it was in a condi-
ton to receive the moisture as it melt
ed. r.. -:
A. o. Lofstedt loaded his house
Fhold goods and with his family left
for Pillager, Mimi, where he has rem
ted farm and expects to buy in a
short time and make that country
their permanent home: On account
of numerous requests he.left his horse
"Brutus" which is we'll known, with
EAndrew Nelson, whose address il
box Gil Worthington.
A. G. Hedberg sold the 9. v. Of
sec. IA, Dewald twp. this week to, g.
A. Watts,.o Paulina, Ia, who Is now
negotiating for the sale Of the same
piece Of land and at higher price.
Mr.. Watts and the party contemplate
| ing the purchase say there are quite
a number Of families that will move
here from Iowa this year.