The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-08-11

town Monday:
Miss Hancock, Of Fulda, was in
town Saturday.
II. E. Torrance ps painting his
house on Third Ave.
Draper Dayton came down from
Minneapolis Tuesday.
! Mrs. F. G. Brace has be- n on the
the sick list the past week.
The work is progressing rapidly on
j. A. Towns new residence.
Miss Carrie Dayton returned from
st. Peter, Minnesota, Tuesday.
A stock of -four and feed eau al
ways be found at Deal Bros, Bly's
old stand. ., 49,. ILL.,"
Smoked aud salt meat, and fresh
line OF groceries at Deal Bros. Biy's
old stand.
! The heavy storm last Friday night
caused washout on yhe railroad at
Mountain Lake. ..
There is IA noticeable reduction in
the number Of buns hanging around
town the last Week.
l Mrs. j. G. Thorn, Of Rushmore,
called> on Worthington friends last
Thursday and Friday.
|. L. Branigan has RECEIVED Il CON
siderable increase to his stock in the
way of clothing. Read his ad.
The daily paper states that Fred
Bitner is Oh the sick list put lis .ex-
pected to be around again soon.
Miss Ida Fellows who has been
very sick with typhoid fever for sew
oral weeks, is improving rapidly.
Self feeder and band cutter can be
had at a bargain, good as new, Par
. sons make. O. K. Open. 52tf
:. Mr.. Buck the butter aud egg man Of
Spirit Lake, was here on his regular
! circuit among our merchants Monday
4 evening.
Paul Rippberger, who has beer
q here visiting his uncle the past three
y weeks, has returned to Elgin, ILL.,
his home.
q Losr-Iron grey mare wire cut mari
Y on hind leg, Leave word at the AD
VANCE office OF address Andrew John
II son, Worthington.
d.| The Rev. W. E. Copper, of Lu
Y verne i'll preach at st. Johns Epis
copal Church next Sunday boil
Is morning and evening.
k Misses Nina, Lulu and Berth
r. Thompson returned from Omaha las
Saturday where they have been Wis
"a iting the past month.
H. Hawley left Monday evening TO
le two weeks visit at Hastings, MINI
where Mrs. Hawley and the childre
It have been for some time past.
p And now the new threshiug ma
al chimes are being taken out to tn
grain fields. Soon the result of thei
T. work will be seen on the streets.
Of INF Presbyterians will holu thei
>e next social tea at Mrs. Geo. Darb
e. All are invited. The small sum of /
W. cts. will be charged for refreshments
ID We earnestly request our CORES
g. p0ndents to send in the news regu
e. larly. 1t shou Id reach this o!fics o.
Tuesday or at the latest Wednesda,
~ FoR SALE-A good farm team
~ doubl" set Of driving harness an
- two: two seated buggies.
III 81 tt U. FHansberyes
Losr-On Monday, in village
:. Worthington, a checkered coat. Fine
er please advise me or leave at A {
va n c office. Roy Frankhouser.
have a nearly new engine an
" separator, self feed, all complete whic
o. [ will sell cheap on easy terms or wi
exchange for other good property.
n Address Box $50
- AZ If Cherokee Iowa
,ss Threshermen will find conveniel
it's blank at this office for their wor
"a. Call and examine them and leave a
order for supply. When thel
90 blanks are used there is no chance
ere a dispute in the bill. 1
10: Music! Piano, organ, violin, ell
o. cution, harmony, chorus singin!
nj Minneapolis School of Music, II
er' Nicolot Ave-, Minneapolis lestablishe
for the common people, has made
on reputation for its excellent method
by instruction and liberal terms. Pric,
up less than one-fifth of what other mu
I'm ical institutions or colledges charg
re ANDREW ROM,
wo 494w Musical Director.
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