The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.
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Mrs. VIM. Norman is very sick.
Mrs. S. A. Harding is on the sick
ist.
Rev. Aull is expected home next
week.
John Deal is on the sick list this
week. z
Don't forget the primaries Tuesday
night. :.
J.J. Bingham is on the sick list
this week. 49,. ~. -. 49,. "
D. G. Holmes is preparing to move
to Chicago. - II
John Holmes is attending college
in Missouri.
Attend the Fair aud by your fruit
of Loveless.
Mrs. ]. F. Austin left Tuesday on
a canvassing tour.
Loveless will be loaded on all kinds
of fruits Fair week.
Miss Marie Steffens left on Mon
day for Minneapolis.
Fancy large Salwav peaches fol
preserving at Loveless.
John James will go into the we'll
business again this fall.
Balloon ancension Wednesday and
Thursday at the fair grounds.
Nathan Barnes left on Monday for
a visit to Pocohontas Co. la.
Ed. Wolven's father has purchased
the half section Prince farm.
F. L. Little Red School House
Shoes. Schwartz sells them.
Fall Millinery opening, Sept. 20
21-22. Mrs. w. j. O'Connor,
Mr.. H. Belknap and son George
have gone to Slayton to the fair.
A 1O-cent delivery is now on thu
street operated by one Sowles.
Mrs. J, w, Armstrong of Pipestone
was in town the first of The week.
Russell and Archie Moberly are
expected home next Tuesday.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Sci
berg, Thursday, Sept. 8, a son.
Rev. G. Engel of Elgin Ill. is here
looking after his farm interests.
I sell the Little Red School Hous
Shoes. They won't wear out, 3. L
SCHWARTZ.
We are stocking up heavy in all
kinds of fruit for Fair week call II
| and see us. W. W. Loveless.
Come and see the Red Hot Sellerf
at bedrock prices, at Harrington's
the Shoeman.
| Fine display of pattern hats ant
bonnets during fair week, Mrs. "
j. O'Connor.
Mrs. Mackay and family have NOV
ed into the Abe johnson residenc
on 3rd avenue.
Chas. Bloom is on the sick list, no
able to go out in the country to at
tend to his work.
D.. w. Chute. sold one of his farm
in Bloom township, last week, to pal
ties from Iowa.
Matt Bryan's father, passed throug
here the first OF the week on his wa
to Iowa for visit.
Look at the prices that Harring
ton, the Shoeman, is making and Sc
what cash will buy.
The little bake of Mr.. and Mr.
Aug. Palm has been very sick fror
some kind of poisoning.
MILLINERY OPENING-Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday a
Mrs. w. J. O'Connor's,
Ask to see that 100 piece Dime
set at Loveless for $8.50.the bet
sem! porcelain made.
"E. L. Schartz is good Judge Q
Shoes. He sells the best-the Littl
Red School House Shoes.
Frank Walthauser and wife G
Darlington, Ill. are the guests of hi
brother, Rev. Walthauser.
Draper Dayton left the first of tn
week to attend college at Princeton
Mrs. Dayton accompanied him.
Merritt Harding is having thei
house papered and painted thi
week. Mr.. Kannal is doing tn
work.
Some people live by their wits, br
the majority of mankind live by tax
ing Rocky Mountain Tea. Csc only
Ask your druggist.
Rev. G. B. Augur, of Albert Lei
will preach lboth morning and even
ing at the Presbyterian church mex
Sunday, Sept. 18th.
If you get sample copy of this pc
per, compare it with others you &c
and consider this notice an invitatio
to become subscriber.
Miss Beadle, of St. Panl, trimmer
for Mrs. ", J. O'Connor, arrives
Tuesday to attend to the ladies
| uonta IN ,,rottv. hot trimming