The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-03-31

Rev. r. g. Bailey and Mrs. NJ
Bliss attended the Sunday school
convention ut uverne last week and
report an interesting meeting.
The display Of pattern hats and
novelties can not Be surpassed.
Opening commences Thursday even
ing at Mrs. w. j. O'Connor's. &
St. Hilda's Guild has sale under
contemplation, and the Ladies' Gene
terry Aid society has q musicale in
hand for some near future date. 2
Losr.-A brown and white bird
dog, in Worthington on Monday
Finder please leave word. at this office
or return dog to Fred Dohlhime. 80
VIM. Wagner, living on one Of the
Kyle farms, was in town Monday and
said he had all of his wheat sown be-
fore the cold snap that set in Sunday.
w. j. O'Connor spent the week at
home. His route takes him through
Dakota and does not afford him an
opportunity to visit home very often.
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. ~
All water and light bills are due
and payable at the village office on
the first day of the month. Prompt
payments must be made.-M.>> S.
SMITH, Clerk. l
Rev. Wolthausen received a mes
sage Monday evening from Barring
ton, ILL.,, announcing that his mother
was seriously ill. He left on the
train that night.
G. Dienn, who has been in charge
of The Kjorlaug store of late, is pack
ing up the goods and@moving them
to Bingham Lake, where he will
open a new store.
Adam Olson's team ran away yes
terday with load of lumber. They
ran about three blocks and were
caught, but managed to unload the
lumber in that distance.
Go to A. j. Kannal for paper. hang
ing and kalsomining. Will open a
shop soon for carriage and sign paint.
ing. Have had rs years experience
in the painting business. 9-4
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.
All kinds of Farm Machinery re-
paired promptly, and work guaran-
teed. Disc sharpening and grinding
at Hendricks & Mackay's old stand
Give us a call. OLSON & BLuME 20
VIM. R. Kleven, formerly with Pet
er Thompson, of late attending the
Curtis busin> IS college, returned to
his studies this week after short stay
here during Mr., Thompson absence
The safe in the county auditors Of
flee was sold to hail and cyclone in
surance company of Blue Earth City
last week, and the one in the court
room to F. D. Lindquist of Dundee.
Three applications for liquor IL
cense are published, being those of
Gus Honnegger, T. W. Heavy and
Martin Levine. It is understood that
the latter will conduct the business
in G. W. Schultz place.
J. R. Sammoues, who has been liv-
ing near Worthington, has moved on
to farm in Mason township. He
has rented farm for the summer
but expects soon to purchase one TO,
himself. -Slayton Hersld.
J. W. Cowing and two young
daughters, of jackson, came over last
week to visit his daughter, Mrs. A. R
A]bertus. Mr.. Cowing returned thu
first of the week. The Misses viii
spend their vacation here.
I sell No. l oil grain shoe and sole
for $1.20. They are made in cong
ress, lace or buckle, a shoe that mos
of the stores get $l.50 for. Com
early and get your supply of them
Aug. Falk. 81
Mrs. w, J, O'Connor takes a nev
departure in the opening of the mill
merry season, this season, by having
the first display in the evening, to
night. This will enable every one t.
view the beauties of ladies head wear
The Kinbrae Herald says that Lieu
J. L. Gibbs will be in Kinbrae Mon
day evening April 18th and delive
a lecture on dairying. Mr.. Gibbs ha
made this branch of farming stud
and every one in position to do 81
shO.. Id attend this lecture.