The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-03-24
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Fred Madison and wife visited
friends and relatives here q few days
during the past week, leaving on
Monday for Little Rock whore he has
rented creamery.
Harness From IS. mp.
The largest and most complete line
of harness and harness goods ever
shown in this city, at II. S. ,Humis-
toms. @. ~
Now it is getting time to shed the
winter foot wear and go to the Shoe
store and get something for spring.
You can get just what you want in
foot wear at the right price. 81. i
Rev. j. F, Montman,of Lakefield,
was in the city Tuesday, He has &C
cepted a call to the passionate of the
Presbyterian church at Rushmore,
and will locate there about the 18th.
of April. .-
Rev. Dahl returned the latter part
of last week from Westbrook, where
he has been assisting in evangelical
work. He reports IS conversions, %
Of them being baptized before he
left there.
D. Shell, E. A. Trip and j.. P.
Peterson signed the necessary pa,
pers, pledging $233.o4, Mobiles coun-
tvs proportion of the amount re-
quired for Minnesota exhibit at the
Trans-Mississippi exposition.
1 sell No. oil grain shoe and solid
for $1.2O. They are made in cong
ress, lace or buckle, shoe that most
of the stores get $l.50 for. Come
early and get your supply of them.
Aug. Falk. 81
Open has been shipping harrows
to Iowa, Wisconsin and different
points in Minnesota, and has good
supply for the home market on hand.
The harrows sell like hot cakes.
Those out are giving excellent salts
faction.
At meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Presbyterian church
held at the residence of Mrs: H. N.
Douglas last week Wednesday Mrs.
W. Loveless was reelected president,
Mrs. E. F. Buchan vice president,
Mrs. L. NJ. Bliss sec. and treas.
We were much pleased to meet
Irving Todd Jr., of the Gazette, Has
tings, Monday, on his way to Iowa to
investigate the working of local
telephone plant to aid him in select
ing desirable system for his town
where he is putting in a system.
Hamlin Garland has written for
the April McClure's "A Romance of
Wall Street." It is the true story of
the Grant and Ward failure, most
dramatic and panic-stirring event in
its day, but now passing rapidly out
of remembrance. Mr.. Garland, in
writing this story, has had access to
now material.
Last Saturday afternoon, while
Phil Glasgow was loading some lum-
Der on a car in the railroad yards
here, the plank that was being used
for walking on turned, which neces-
STATED his falling or jumping. Ac-
cepting the latter chance, he jumped,
striking on timber and injuring the
heel of his foot quite seriously, which
will lay him up for two or three
weeks.
OF the Cheney case, which was on
trial last week at Jackson, the Repub-
lie says: The case was closed and
given to the jury about seven o'clock
Monday evening. After about five
hours deliberation the jury returned
verdict of not guilty. The preva-
lent opinion is that the case is one of
spite work, and sympathy is with the
defendant.
Through the efforts of Recreation
league of American Sportsman has
been organized. The first conven-
ton took place at New York in Jan.
and Recreation was chosen official or.
gan. The league is to try to stop
illegal hunting and fishing and for
the protectio of ali harmless birds
and animals. Recrea ton is also off
cial organ of the American Conoe
association. Subscribe for it and you
will get all the latest sporting newt
and some rafting goad hunting stor
les.
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