The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-08-25
If you want pretty face, delight.

1ul air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
A wedding trip acroes the sea.
Put hope and faith in ROCKY
Mountain Tea. Ask your drug.
gist.
St. Johns church: Services naxt
Sunday. Morning prayer and sermon
10:45 a. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon, 8 p. m. Sunday school 10 m,
Confirmation class at the home of Mrs
Evans Saturday evening at 1880.
@ E. w. CoNaER.
Misses Mae Stocking and Addie
Paine attended the District Epworth
League Convention at Window last
Saturday and Sunday. They
report fine time with a large and
successful meeting, there being
about a hundred delegates present.
Parents should warn their children
about jumping on trains in motion.
as two boys narrowly escaped being
run over Monday near the coal sta.
ton vile Jumping on and of the
gravel train while it was in motion.
1t seems as if the death so shortly ago
ought to be an effective warning.
John Usage, of Levers, Ia, who
was here on a visit to his cousin.
Tom Palmer, was obliged to return
by rail to his home on account of the
serious illness of his mother. Tom
was to accompany him on his return.
on bicycle trip, but was obliged to
give it up.
James E. Humphreys and family
have returned here from Iowa. after
several months absence, and intend
this their future home. Mr..
Humphrey lived in Carol County,
Ia, for over twenty years and says
Mobiles County, Mimi, is good
for him.
P. M. Guthrie, John Oman, Will
Bert Coburn and Prof.
Blodgett, all of Carol, Iowa, were
shaking hands with M. E. Lawton,
Wednesday of last week. All ex-
pressed themselves highly pleased
with Mobiles County. It is the in.
tention of some of the party to To-
cate here.
Mr.. John Selburg has purchased
eighty acres of land on section is.
Worthington township, from H. E.
Torrance of this place, the consider
alton being $25 per acre, not bad,
for land without buildings. The
land acquired joins Mr.. Selberg on
the west and this gives him 23O &C.
res of as nice land as the sun ever
shown upon.
For PRIVATE OR. PUBLIC SA1E.-A
splendid pair of bays, blooded Clev-
land Bay and Norman, horse 9 years
and mare Z, good disposition, no
blemishes, weight about 1900 each.
Easy terms to responsible parties. If
not sold privately before Sept. 3rd
will on that day sell them at Public
Sale at 2 o'clock to the highest bid
der E. B. Paul, INDIAN LAKE, TWP.
A. Falk sold his shoe business to
E, l.. Schwartz last Saturday the lat
ter taking immediate possession. Mr.
Falk will move early next month to
Walla Walla Wash. The many
friends will regret there departure
from this place. Mr.. Schwartz being
we'll and favorably known and will
undoubtly receive a liberal patron
age,
An individual very much under
the influence of iptoxicapts succeed
ed in mounting halt way up the
stairs leading to, the pool room, last
Saturday night, and tried to- fall up
the other half. He came the other
way however, and struck bis head
violently on the door casing at the
foot ct the stairs, in6icting a severe
cut back of the ear and shaking him.
self up pretty severly, We did not
learn the gentleman's name.
Frank Hapshergeh proprietor of
the new music store. this week re-
ceived large invoice of the latest
popular music, making a specially
OF sheet music, published by the Nc
Kinley Music Co., at Zoe per copy.
He will in few days receive large
stock of brass, reed and atringed in
struments and will carry everything
that goes to make UP a first=class mu-
sic store, Mr.. Hansberger says the
outlook ia very promising.
Excursion Rates.