The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15

Bertha Schmidt Of 81. James. sister
+ Mrs. Jno. James is visiting here
his week
Mrs. w. n. uchan and child left
On Monday, for visit with her sister
at Ash Creek.
j. D. Matteson has purchased the
machinery in the old feed mill Of
Devereaux & Go. .sss
Mrs. Anna Davis has painted and
made some other repairs to her build
ing on End avenue.
Mrs. F. Hovey has gone to the
city to assist in the care of her son
in the 18th regiment.
Will Brabetz, of Go. n. 18th reg. of
Adrain, was home over Sunday and
Monday on furlough visiting his
parents. ..... =.
Mrs. L. M. Blise joined her cousin
Mr.. Mccormick and family last
Friday on their way to visit the
Omaha Exposition.
It is reported that doctor has
been here looking over the field with
a view Of locating. His name we
could not learn.
Mrs. E. Schoonhoven and daugh-
ter expect to leave in about a week
for few weeks visit with her daugh-
ter at Pueblo Colo. 49,
1t is reporred that Mr.. kaufman of
Brewster, contemplates purchasing
lot on 18th street and putting up a
building for furniture store.
The partition in I Levine's store
has been moved back to enlarge the
store to accommodate tho new and
large stock he intends to put in.
There will be social at the Con-
gregational church parlors Friday
evening, Sept. 10Th. An interesting
program will be rendered. All in
vited, supper 15c.
One 9 room and one room dwell
ing house with barns, all in good con-
dition and best location in town for
sele at bargain-for particulars call
on S. Kindlund. So
Calls for copy of the law code
are numerous, Notwithstanding we
have not received them for dietribu-
ton. The demand far exceeds our
expectations.
It makes no difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you
While there's life there's hope, and
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll. Ask your druggist.
Next week is the fair-Call at H.
S. Humiston's harness shop and get
! a fine lap robe for yourself and new
blanket for your horse. Finest line
of plush robes in town.
! She's fine girl, quite brilliant
hear. | understand she has just
completed course of Rocky Noun
tain Tea. That accounts for bel
brilliancy. Ask your druggist.
Nothing succeeds like success. The
Mankato Commercial College com
menced its fall term with four times
as many students as at any previous
fall opening, Send for catalog.
w. J. O'Connor arrived the first Of
the week for short visit here. Mrs
lO'Connor came back with him aftel
nioying trip over his route. She
has put in nice, new and large line
of goods for the ladies.
J. G. Christie desires to say
through our columns, that Mr.. Hol
brook and Mr.. Kindlund done min
good service at his sale Monday as
auctioner and clerk, and for this
work they are all that any one coulc
want
i I have made arrangements with O
K. Open to run his blacksmith shop
and will do all kinds of work on shor1
notice. Horse shooting and pillow
i work a speciality. Give me a share
of your work, Satisfaction guaran
teed. "A G. j. ALLEN.
John Baltuff, who left here about
four years ago for the Klondike, re
!. turned this week. He exhibits golc
! that excites everyone that views it
lone brick is valued at $43O.66. HI
| has another smaller one and some
nuggets, but dees not say what he il
worth further than he took out 1O(
pounds of gold, and has a claim
which he expects to return to in the
spring. He is we'll known here and
his friends are glad to hear of his
success.
! Rev, Merrill has received cal
from the Congregational church il
Silyerton, Colorado, to take the pas
torate of that church which is the on
ly one in the place. The call was en-
tirely unsought and unexpected, al
he had never been in Silverton, anc
| as far as he knew, no one in Silver
ton has ever seen him. Silverton is {
mining town iii the heart of tn
Rocky Mouotains. at an altitude ol
over 5000 feet. The call is at a sala
ry of $780,, a year and parse mage
During his service here he has mad
many warm friends and the good b.
has done is inestimable.