The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-12-08

nything in the line of clothing food,
etc., to the Christian Home, Orphan's
at Council Bluffs, Ia, arti-
cles to be left at H. v. Millar's groc-
cry store during next Two weeks.
These are intended for Christmas
gifts. Let everybody contribute.
Owing to advertisers occupying
more space during the holiday seas.
on we have enlarged the A dvance
for short time that our readers NAV
not have the space that they paw
for cut down. Ifzyou are not sub
scriber of the A d vance compare
this fact with the paper you do take.
Harrington, the Jeweler, has on
exhibition at his store some pieces Of
gold which we're found in the giz-
zara of duck. Fritz Baudler
bought the duck of James Beacon,
The gold is genuine and looks az
though it might have been part of
some jewelry.--Sheldon Eagle.
John w. Arctander, one of the
most prominetl lawyers of Mime
apolis and his wife have been con-
verified and held services in the Swed
lsh tabernacle of that city Sunday.
Over 5000 people were present and
l,OOO turned away. A number OF
other attorneys of that city have also
become converted.
The older people of Worthington
have often the opportunity of hear
ing very fine music but the children
seldom have this plsasure. The
Maeldoft Orchestra who will give one
OF their superb concerts on tho even
ening of December 18th, will also
give matinee for the children at
2:3O in the afternoon. Admission
for children to the matinee will be
1Oc.
Some of Miss Stella Cheney's pu-
pills will give recital at Masonic
hall Friday evening, Dec. 10th. No
admission will be charged but all Of
those, who have been her pupils dur.
ing the past year and their families
are invited. Others interested and
desiring to see the progress the pu-
pills have made can obtain programs
OF admission by calling on Miss
Cheney, Monday, Dec. 26th. These
admissions will be limited.
Services at the PRESBYTERIAN
church next Sunday as follows:
Morning at lO:45, subject, ''Revivals."
Evening at 7:3O, topic, "Have you ex-
Perienced change of hearth" Sun
day School at 1916, subject, "Trying
to destroy Gods word" Endeavor
Society at $50 p. m. This will be a
missionary meeting, topic, "The
Mountain Whites of the South"
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:3O.
REV. WILSON AULL, Pastor.
The correct woman, you
know her at once, by the fit
OF her gloves, by the way
she holds her fan; but more
than all by the perfume she
affects. Lazell's Empire
Rose is correct.
R. L. Mor]and,
Druggist.
D. Sutherland, who lives about
three miles west of town came il to
DR.. Little's for treatment for a spain
ed ankle, caused from alighting from
a buggy about two weeks ago. The
I'M ured members hadn't given him
pain to amount to anything until re-
GENTLY. John Rosenberg who has
been in the employ of Chris. Schmidt
for some time as harness maker
and did watch repairing at times
departed with his family Monday
for Garrison, Lynn county, Iowa
where he intends to start up in the
jeweler and watch repa ring business
.:..F. A. Schoeneman informed us
that he intended to depart on Tues.
day evening train for Worthington
and from there proceed on his way tc
near Lincoln, Nebraska. to visit two
of his children who are making their
home with acquaintences in Lancas.
tor county. Before returning he in.
tends to visit in Union county, South
Dakota, where he formerly resided
and has loved ones buried. He may
conclude to bring his children home
with him.-Round Lake Graphic.