The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-12-22

deliveries. He has it fixed up wit
all Of the conveniences for carryin
/ goods with safety.
We handle the latest crea
tions in fine perfumes. 81
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@.0 +: JILL. J. Druggist.
"A few friends gathered at the HON
OF Mrs. Chas. Saxon Sunday in homo
of her birthday. She received quit
a number of presents and very plea
SAINT time enjoyed.
| n. D. Humiston, former residen
and merchant of this place, and wifi
celebrated their 5Oth anniversar,
Tuesday. They are now residents o
New Haven, Conn.
J: D. Humiston has recently pu
up Elgin wind mills for A. M. Hege,
man, j. B. Williams, Henry Kunz
Chas. Wilkinson, Mr.. Denham anc
one on the Montgomery farm.
John Blume died in Chicago Thurs
day, Dec. Is, and was buried al
Odell, ILL.,, Sunday forenoon. w. H
Blume and son John left Thursday
afternoon to attend the funeral.
Are you interested in
Books? If so don't fail to
examine our line. Hundreds
OF titles to select from. Zoe.
to l.50: r. l.. Morland,
Druggist.
Reports to the daily press says
the 10Th regiment are decorating
their camp for celebrating Oh. istmas,
Go. d placing large initial of the
60. across the street which is verv
beautiful.
One of the war officials at Wash
ington, has stated positively that the
18th regiment will be one of the first
regiments to leave for home and
they will be landed in San Francisco
by April LIST.
Leone McKeever, who is in Manila
with the 18th, has sent his parents
numerous articles of interest, among
the latest was plate used in the
navy and spanish almanac. This is
a very interesting book.
Aurora Daily Beacon: The first
M. +. Church was packed to the
doors. Marc stands without an
equal. He completely outwitted the
most careful observers. Masonic
Hall January 10th.
Eureka Springs, Ark, Daily Times
made flowers grow without
water, sun or seed, and they grew in
proportion before your eyes. How
did he do it, No one knows. Ma
sonic Hall, January 10Th.
We would advise all young people
VINO expect to attend school after
Jan. to select the Mankato CONNER
clal College. This school has the re-
Putatlon for doing the most thorough
work of any school in U. S.
At the sale of Fred Schultz near
Brewster last week Wednesday COWS
sold as high as $40 and everythinp
else sold equally as WE'LL B. T. Nc,
Chesney cried the sale and gave the
best OF satisfaction to all concerned.
Chas, G.. E. Sieburg, the Jewler
during this and next week, is offer
ing his stock for sale at wholesale
prices, and will undoubtedly, be to
the advantage of the public, to visit
his store when looking for Christmas
presents.
The Maeldoft Concert that was to be
held Saturday night failed to put in
an appearance. They were informed
OF the amount of reserved seats sales
which were very light. This was
probably the cause of their non-ap-
pearance.
In sending away for Christmas
presents, bear in mind that if you
want a musical instrument, e. F.
Hansberger can furnish anything
you want not only at the same price
that they are obtained elsewhere but
save you money.
MARR1ED-Frank Dow and Mabel
Durham, Friday Dec. 10Th at the
home of the bride in this city, Rev.
Aull officiating. The parties are both
young people of this village with
many friends with whom the A d.
vance joins in extending congratula-
tons.
Rev. n. H. Batty addressed a fair
audience at the M. E. church last
week Wednesday evening on the sa-
loon question. He confined his talk
principally to an outline of future
work and the encouraging success
during the past year, in which more
had been accomplished than they ex-
pected to do in two years.
A ''rank' perfume onyou r
handkerchief is W orse than a
discordant color on your hat
or dress. The correct wo.
man is careful in the selection
of her perfume. We keep
perfumes to suit the correct
woman.
r. L. MOrland.
Druggist.