The Worthington advance., 1898-02-10
Good soap 10 bars 25c at ReW's.


Good soap 10 bars 25c at Rew's.
F. F. Runyon ia having covered
wagon built by G. T. Shattuck for
his milk delivery wagon. 1t will be
of the latest pattern with all the con-
veniences.
The supper given at the Congrega-
tional church last Friday evening for
the benefit of missions was fairly we'll
attended, tho receipts amounting to
about SIS.
J.J. Miller unloaded his household
goods and stock here Saturday. He
moved from Mcpherson, Kansas, and
will locate on the Perry farm in Lo-
rain township.
The Brotherhood of America lodge
was organized here last nightly Dep
uty H. w. Finch. The order starts
out with a good membership and with
a very promising future.
Mrs. Geo. Haokott and sister, Mrs.
Carl IversoD. returned from Missouri
where they have been on visit with
their parents. They do not like the
country there 40 vol 10 here.
j. L. Darling 10 having stone
hauled onto his property near Mr..
Ksndisn's for putting = foundation
under the. building, which will be
put in condition for living purposes.
Tho w. r. G. and q. A. R. post
gave = reception in honor of Mr.. and
Nrs. Otis SandfoEd last Saturday ev-
ening. The evening was pleasantly
spent in singing and speech making.
Refreshments were served.
Harness From %. up.
The largest and most, complete line
OF harness and hsrness goods over
shown in this city, at n. o. Humis-
tons. n
P:Ste6ens left today for Duluth to
attend the Y. NJ. G. A. convention
during his vacation. He enjoyed his
visit here very much, and made many
ware, friends during the short time
he was here.
. Miss Helen Ludlow gave a party
TO about twenty five Of young friends
Friday evening. The timewas pleas
antly passed in playing games. Re-
freehmsnts were served and all on
joyed good time.
Ben johnson has rented G. A.
Tillande1's farm for three years. Mr..
johnson was in town Friday dress
ing a very dne span of young horses
with q new harness. Mr.. Tillalder
will continue to reside on tho farm
for the present.
The c. E. society of tho Presbyter-
ian church will hold q social at the
manse next week Friday, Feb. 18th.
They arc planning to have delight
full evening;and invite everybody, es-
pecially the young people, to come
and share it with them.
A party of young people consisting
of Hessrs. Latta, Sinnett, Cutler and
Dean and Misses Cutler, Baxter
Dow, Free and Stocking drove tc
Bigelow Thursday evening to attend
meeting there held by Rev. Bull
The mild weather made the ride q
very enjoyable one.
Hupp Tevis of St.Louis, and siste1
Mrs. ]. Wingert of Upton, Ia, sol
and daughter of Mrs. Tevis, deceased,
were present at tho funeral Sunday
Mr.. Tevis accompanied tho remain'
to their last resting place. Mrs. Win
gort remained with her sister, Mrs.
Cross, until Monday.
Lovsrs of good music will enjoy ,
treat in tho opportunity to listen Il
the "Ottumwa Male Quartstts'' q
Masonic hall, Thu1sday night, Feby
10th. In order not 10 conflict viii
the church prayer meeting tho pro
gram will not commence until $50
Tickets for sale ut horland's Dru,
store. 49,. f. :-......
Judge c. n. Cory, Of Adrian, IN,
Miss R.usn, Of Garner, Iowa, wsr
united in marriage st St. Catherine
church in this plsos Wednesday ev
sning. Tho ceremony WAS impres
sively performed b. Rev. Father Nc
ponougb in tho presence OF th'
brides fsthee and . number O
friends. Aft1r the ceremony we'd
ding supper ~ served at tho rssi
dsncs Of Fathse HcDonough, IN.