The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-11-10


. The new Evangelical church q
! Pipestone is finished, ana will b,
!. dedicated aext Sunday. Bishol
Bowman, Of Reading, Penn, will b
| present.
/ Agent Morrison now occupies thu
east end of the freight depot, having
a light and commodious Office. MI
GRAIN and Glasgow will occupy Of
| fees reftted in the west end.
Ed. Sinnett, who has been employ
cd in the grocery store of G.. i. Pet
erson for the past year, has accepted
a position with his father in Omaha
in an Electrical Treatment Institute
Take Rocky Mountain Tea. Sec
it exterminate poison. Feel it re-
vitalize your blood and nerves and
bring back that happy joyous feeling
of boyhood days. Ask your drug
gist. - -. ~.
Geo. Palm. while at St.. Paul a
week ago took an embalmers exam
ination. and last week was granted
an embalmer's license which all per-
forming this operation are now re-
quired to hold.
A. G. Hedberg moved the remains
Of his father, G. A. Mohl, from the
Indian Lake cemetery to the Worth
ington cemetery last week Friday,
placing them beside those of mis-
mother.
Every member of this talented az
gregation of singers is an artist of rare
ability. Lyric Ladies, of Chicago,
Masonic hall, Saturday night, Nov.
18th. Admission SOC, reserved seats
Use, at Morlands.
Parties have stolen our labels,
style of package, and toll the sick
that sour" tea is just like Rocky
Mountain Tea. They would ruin
your health for little added profit.
Beware! Ask your druggist.
Miss Nellie Quick. graduated from
the Chicago Musical College with
highest honors and is the most gifted
singer from that school. With Ly-
rio Ladies, OF Chica go, Saturday
night at Masonic Hall. Admission
soc, reserved seats 75c at Morlands
Wilson Ager received young
breeding hog of the O.. L. G. Breed
from Ohio last week Thursday. This
breed of hogs is becoming very pop
ular among the farmers that are
stock raisers. Mr.. Ager disposed of
seven last week, which shows that
they are fast growing in favor.
1t is reported that Louie Nimefroh,
of Kinbrae, was indicted at Mankato
the latter part of last week
for raising the value of paper money.
Tho Dundee Advocate says he failed
to show up for trial and that his
bondsmen will lie required to put up
the $500, which he secured his liber-
ty on.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will give their
regular monthly tea at the residence
of Mrs. Geo. Dayton Wednesday af-
ternoon, Nov. 10Th. Refreshments
will be served for the small sum of
10 cents, and a cordial and general
invitation is extended to all the la
dies.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday, as follows: morning
subject, ''The Heart of the Gospel"
evening, "Unbelief Convinced" Sab:
bath School at 1915. Christian En-
deavor society at $50 pm. This will
be missionary meeting, topic, South
America" Rev. Wilson Aull, pastor.
Thursday afternoon of last week
some children started a fire playfu1ly
on the ground in tho vicinity of G. II.
Schechter's barn. The fire getting
beyond their control frightened them
30 that their parents and neighbors
were aroused by the screams, and an
alarm turned in. The fire depart
ment was out promptly but before
they had got a block, some mon
for Mr.. Aagaard had put the
fire out with pals Of water.
The Peace jubilee social. at Rev.
Aull's Friday night was grand sue
cess, special featurewere vocal solo by
Mrs. Wetherell aud Miss Grace Smith
violin solo accompanied by piano
Harry Lear and Mrs. G. W. Lear,
singing by the Presbyterian church
choir, double quartette, speeches by
Daniel Rohrer and Rev. Aull. Re-
freshments were served and general
time enjoyed by all, besides netting
the ladies trife over SIS for their
labors.
c. Smallwood has secured per-
mission to connect with the North
western Telephone Company's long
distance line. The booth now locat-
ed in the drugstore will be placed on
the Office of the local exchange and
will enable all users of telephones Ito
talk direct from their Office with sur
rounding towns on the Northwestern
line, this convenience is due to the
enterprise of Mr.. Smallwood in &c.
curing this rare privilege and made
possible by his putting long distance
instruments in bis exchange system,
a thing rarely done in small towns.
The Midland Co. of which Mr.. Small:
wood is promoter, has completed it's
line between Adrian, St. Kilian and
Ellsworth, and contemplated build
ing between here and adrian but &C.
curing the privilege he did not make