The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-03-10
Good soap 10 bars Csc at Rew's.
Harness From So. up.

The largest and most complete line
of harness and harness goods ever
shown in this city, at H. S. Humis-
toms. q
Bomboy's Bargain store will BIZ
opened next week. They will occupy
the building next to the Globe office
and will offer genuine bargains at
bargain prices. You are invited to
call. 81
DR.. K. Bacon, the Omaha roads
head surgeon was in town Sunday to
see Mr.. Smith, who was injured
Thursday. While here he called on
his former patients Mrs. Stitser and
F. Glasgow.
Having moved to town, I am going
to work at my trade-painting and
paper hanging. Anyone wishing
painting will do we'll to get my prices.
F. H. Rust, in the Vic
Anderson Building. I.
/. Levine returned from CHICAGO
yesterday morning. He had large
shipment Of goods sent in advance
and now expects to remain here, and
says he will put in stock of goods
to supply the .trade>
W. j. Mccormick was called TO
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, Saturday by the
death Of his mother. Mrs. Mccormick
had preceded him during the week.
Mrs. F. Glasgow left Monday noon
$685. " ~ {. -. =; :cs:Jj, ae;.! ,l<.t-
young peoples meeting Sunday eve
ming at the Congregational church at
$50 sharp. A special program has
been prepared in which the question
of the day will be discussed.
W. j. Parry, of Little Rock, was in
town Monday looking for house to
rent. He expects to move here soon
and take up permanent residence.
What business he intended to en-
gage in he was not prepared to say.
The members of the Epworth
league rendered Rev Bull and wife a
little party by surprise last week
Thursday evening. A very pleasant
time was spent. The minister and
wife were presented with very hand
soma present of monetary character
II you expect to hear the Grand
Concert of the Salisbury Orchestra,
OF Chicago, March 16, get your reserv-
ed seat at Morland's Drug store to-
day. This day is for those who have
engaged tickets in advance. Plat
will be open at ten o'clock and not
before.
Miss Jessie Hedberg was pleas
antly surprised last Thursday evening
by about twenty young people in
memory of her 18th birthday, Pres
ents and refreshments were brought
and a very pleasant evening passed
in playing games and other amuse
ments.
Earl Cutler was pleasantly surpris
ed Tuesday evening, his 24th birth
day by his brother and sister mem
bers OF the League. A bushes
meeting was held which gave way t,
social amusements. Refreshment
were served and the usual good tim
enjoyed. !.
: Charlie Loveless was most agree
ably surprised by party of twent
three OF his young friends at his HON
Thursday evening. Numerous game
were engaged in until 1l:3O, whe1
they all departed to their respeotiv
homes, declaring it to be the most en-
It. joyable affair of the season.
Speech by a Travelling Man. Cap
K. W. Brown, of Iowa, will talk t
men next Sunday, $3.50 and 1880 pm
at G. A. r. hall. Capt. Brown is )
fine speaker Of large experience an
observation, attracting splendid aue
fences wherever he is known. 70
may expect to be entertained and
instructed. ~
Joe Loveless will put in anoth.
forge this week, and expects to bull
an addition of about twenty feet
his shop, putting in gasoline engir
and emery wheels. He will then /
in position to do all kinds Of plo
work as well as horse shoeing. z
has man Of IS years Of experien.
in the pillow business and expects
be in shape to handle the spring blu
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