The Worthington advance., 1898-10-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Editor Hamstreet, of Kinbrae wat
in town, Monday.
Attorney Wilson is attending court
at jackson this week.
Good table board can be obtained
at Doeden's restaurant. 8t1
H. B. Tibbets, of LeSueur, was in
town one day last week.
Pattern hats from $3.50 up to $l2
at Mrs. H. E. Torrance's.
The son of J. ID. Matteson is on
the sick list with pneumonia.
Salt and smoked meats, -four, feed
and farm produce at Deal Bros.
Lizzie Frenz returned Tuesday
noon from visit at Hardwick.
Mrs. Crosby of Luverne, visited
Mrs. E. G.. Chatter, this week.
"Sweil Pattern Hats" the verdict
of all, at Mrs. w. j. .OConnor's.
Will Worden, of the 18th Mimi,
is home on 30 days. fullough.
E. G. Wilson has moved into the
house vacated by D. G. Holmes.
Jens Langseth wife and son are at
the Omaha Exposition this week.
See the new Dewey and Hobson
hats sold by Mrs. n. E. Torrance.
Complete line of Fall and Winter
Millinery, at Mrs. W. J.O'Connor's.
A new line of walking hats and
sailors received at McNaughton & Co.
1t is reported that DIR. Nageli, of
Kinbrae, will locate in Worthington.
Ladies will find fine new line of
Millinery goods,at McNaughton & Co
R. W. Moberly contemplates NOV
ing to Texas where his brother is, this
fall.
A new line of assorted ladies hats
of the latest designs, at McNaughton
& Co.'S.
Henry APPLE, Jr., returned from
Camp Meade, Pa, Monday on a fur
Tough.
J. N. Holbrook has taken down his
merry -go-round and stored it, for the
present.
4The report that Rev. Merrill has
accepted a cali to Colorado, is we'll
founded.
S. A. Peters now occupies the
house vacated by G. M. Crandall on
9th Street.
An infant child of H. Ehler's died
Sept. 28th.. Burial took place
Thursday.
Everything in ready-to-wear hats
strictly up-to-the-t times, at Mrs. WI.
O'Connor's.
Bert Lundgren is now employed
az bookkeeper by the Worthington
Milling Co.
H. Haggard and daughters left
Sunday night for visit at the Ex.
position Omaha.
A. W. Fagerstrom, of Gowrie, 1a..
is now employed as teller in the No
bles County Bank.
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Bears til. Hhs Kind You Have Always Bought
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Beckley spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Beckley, of Sheldon.
Frank Murray, of Fairmont, mem
ber of the 18th regiment, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. E. E. Ventioner.
Miss Edith Clark who has been sicl
with typhoid fever, expects to begin
her term of school, next Monday.
John Bass, of the. 18th Minn., il
home on a 80 days furlough. H,
has been sick With typhoid fever.
We want some more second han1
goodsto sell on commission.
DEAL Bros.
Loose hay will be delivered t,
any part of the city. Leave order
at Christle's restaurant, loves olt
stand. 8tf
| w. A. Nc Daniel of Window i
training horse for the track TO-
Frank Lyons also horses fon othe
lparties.
Melvin Hovey and sister and
lady friend drove to Flandreau, S
D., last week for a visit with Rev
Lumm.
Frank Dean employed in the stor
of W. W. Loveless is taking a vaca
ton, the vacancy is filled by Cha'
Loveless.
Mr.. Palm, of Nebraska is here on
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Cha|
Bloom, and looking after his farmin
interests.
J. E. Darling and wife, who move
to Tenn this spring, arrived last Wee
nesday lor visit to look after h
real estate here.
There will be Quarterly Unio
meeting of the Young Peoples Soci'
ty, next Sabbath evening, at the
E. church, at $50.
Mrs. Frank Geiger left this afte
noou for DesMoines. Ia, where "
learn she will reside in the futur
-Pipestone Star. ~. e:5 -.
Jos. Mackay and Richard Torran,
harvested their crop of potatoes ca
0f kown fh;a -onk The v;o11 r,.