The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-11-17

j. II. HumlstOn unlOaded carload
of wagons, last week.
Miss Mona Turner teft on Tuesday
to join her parents, at Lakefeld.
R. L. Morland is in the cities this
week.
Next week Thursday is Thanks
giving.
A. H. Drake made trip to Heron
Lake Tuesday.
A. Russell visited Minneapolis the
first of the week.
Geo. Lewis is building a new house
in Clary addition.
Born-To Mr.and Mrs Alex. Thomp-
son, Oct. 81, girl.
Mrs. Geo. Darby came over from
Adrian, yesterday.
$500 per year in advance gets the
Dispatch and Advance.
Mr.. Wetherell now occupies the
residence of F. F. Cross.
Youths companion free until Jan.
l. to all new subscribers.
Henry APPLE and wife of Elk, are
visiting relatives at Slayton.
Adolph Amondson made trip to
Minneapolis during the past week.
Ole Langseth has moved his fam
lily into the Wilson house on 10th st.
j. D. Humiston received power
corn shelter for John Ryan this week.
Miss Jennie Anton is visiting with
Rev. Dreagor at Pipestone, over Sun
day.
It is said that the war tax will re-
main in force for at least another
year.
Attorney E J. Jones, of Adrian,
was in town the latter part of last
week.
Get yonr storm windows at Palm
Bros. Any style and size made to
order. 12tf
Bert Selby is now located at Camp
Ship, Ala, and is enjoying good
health.
J. Levine went to Chicago this
week to purchase a new stock Of
clothing.
The question is asked, ''whats the
matter with the mocking bird fire
whistle"
If you subscribe for the Youths
Companion now it will be sent two
months free.
Miss Stella Cunningham returned
Saturday from visit with her sister
in Minneapolis.
Call on Turner and examine the
Iowa Chief shoveling board, just the
thing every farmer needs.
Miss Bertha Graves, of Ransom
visited over Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Jennie Beckley.
Keep your weather eye peeled TO,
Spedon, chalk artist and humorist at
Masonic Hall, December 18th.
Frank Schmidt, on the Anton
fa1m reports, that his corn is yield
ing from so to 60 bushei per acre.
St. Paul Daily Dispatch and Ad.
vance $500 per year. This is a
snap Both good papers, try them.
Buckskin, muleskin, calfskin anC
horsehide asbestos lined gloves anc
mittens, at Wholesale prices at F. G
Stitsers.
Bnckskin, muleskin, calfskin auc
horsehide asbestos lined gloves anc
mittens at wholesale prices at F. c
Stitser's. If 10
An agent of the Modern Brother
hood of America is in town th
week. He will try to re-establish
lodge here.
John James has purchased tn
Stryker house opposite the park an
will repair it next summer for livin
purposes.
1t is reported that the 18th reg
mont will be ordered home as 500
as the troops now en-route reach tt
= Philippines. ...
Mrs. j. F. Austin and Mrs. L.
Wolfe and family left .Wednesds
for Heron Lake where they will r
side permanently. 49,.
- Spedon will present a miscella
II eous program of things to laugh al
2 wonder at. December 18th, Mason
hall, December 18th. ..>H<
Lost-A shawl between FIR
Harding's and John Coyer's pla,
last Saturday. Finder please mott
VIM. Mclean or this office.
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