The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-01-06
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Good soap 10 bars 25c at Rew's.
John Douglass. of sibley, was up
here ono day last week, and request
ed that an announcement be made
through the papers inviting all the
members of the G. A. R. post to the
encampment to be held at Sibley
next summer.
Rolow E. Hecox and Miss Ida
Fauskee were united in marriage
Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1898, by Judge
Cory. Only a few intimate friends
and relatives witnessed the ceremony.
Their many friends will extend their
hearty congratulations.
Why suffer with headache or neural
gia when Hazle's headache capsules
viii: stop it IN 20 minutes.
A number of Miss Minnie Shat
tuck's music pupils gave her sur
prise party last Thursday evening.
The evening was pleasantly spent
with music and musical games.
Refreshments were served, and a
pretty gift was presented in remem-
brance of the occasion.
Prof. G. w. Drew, Chemist to the
Minnesota State Food and Dairy
Commission, says that the "Royai'
being of greater strength than any
other, and poss> ssing better keeping
qualities, it is the natural conclusion
that it is the best baking powder
made.
Charley Hecox has case of stuffed
birds on exhibition in Ped BlasdelPs
billiard hall, which he will dispose OF
bv the sale of tickets. The birds are
handsomely mounted and are the
work of Mrs. Hecox, who is a taxi
dermist of considerable fame.-Lu-
verne Herald.
Hazle's headache capsules will stop
tho worst case Of headache or neural
gia in Is or 20 min utes.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Presbyterian church will hold its
monthly tea at the residence at Mrs.
A. N. Douglass Wednesday after
noon, Jan. ID. A most cordial and
general invitation is extended to all
the ladies. Refreshments will be
served, for which the small sum OF
ten cents will be asked.
The Chicago Times Herald ranks
among the few really great newspa-
pers of America. Fearless, indepen-
dent, intensely patriotic and with an
unequaled news service, it has set a
bright example to it's contemporaries
-one which they would do we'll to
follow.-Rome (Ga) Masonic Herald.
B. F. Young, one of the substantial
farmers of Elk township, was in town
Monday and made a trade for five
head of Cooper's Shropshire sheep.
Mr.. Young says he making more
money out of sheep than he ever did
out of hogs, and thinks that farmers
should pay more attention to the
sheep industry.-Adrian Democrat.
J. G.. Christie returned Sunday
morning from his western trip. We
learn that he was very much pleased
with the Salt Lake country but did
not invest. The remainder of the
party were left there and were all
we'll except Mr.. Beeson, who was
slightly sick. None of the party had
made any investments at the time OF
Mr.. Christle's departure.
An entertainment and supper was
given at the Swedish Baptist church
in Indian Lake last Thursday even
ing. The program consisted of sing
ing by the choir, music by the string
band and speaking. A bountifu
supper was served, making in all {
very enjoyable time. The funds re
coived were for the benefit of mis-
sions.
Postmaster Modisett, John Acker
son and Tom Kirk chased a vol
about ID miles last Wednesday, final
ly rounding him up in Sweds'
smoke house, where he was captured
They went on foot mostly, and earned
all the scalp money they got out of i
80. "A week ago last Sabbath tw'
more united with the church on pro
baton; Jessie Milton and Viii
Downs, and last Sabbath Clar;
Guernsey and her sister Matte unit
ed. It is very gratifying to pasto
and people to see the young folks
coming into the church. A larg'
audience greeted the pastor last Sab
bath Bigelow Signal.
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