The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-10-13

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District Agent.
j. P. Peterson, wife and daughter,
Helen, spent few days iu Adrian
last week.
Call on Turner and examine the
Iowa Chief shoveling board, just the
thing every farmer needs.
Services as usual at tho M. E.
church, morning and evening, preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. Bull.
Dan. She'll is having buildings
erected on the nj of sec. 81 and his
new tenant is busily blowing.
Now is the time to fill your coal
bins for winter. I am delivering
best grade hard coal at SITS.
You will miss rare treat if you
miss hearing John J. Ingalls,, on next
Monday night at Masonic hall.
S. Hubbard and wife, of Los An
geles, CAL, arrived Tuesday for a Wis
it with her sister, Mrs. F.L.Humision.
Mrs. E. S. Terry has returned from
Sioux City where she has been visit
ing friends and enjoying the carnival
The peace jubilee social mentioned
on another page will be held Friday
night, Oct 2lst instead of the date
given.
w.. J. Parry of Little Rock, held an
auction last Saturday. 1t is reported
that he contemplates moving to Min
neapolis.
The Indians in the Leech Lake 10.
cality are still turbulent and soldiers
are being sent there for protection OF
the residents.
John J. Ingalls, is an accomplished
scholar and as word painter, is an
artist, at Masonic hall Monday. Tick
cts at Morland's.
G. G. Whitney and wife, and Mrs,
Lee Leonard will leave today, Thurs
day, for visit among relatives ano
friends in Wisconsin.
Mrs. VIM. Collins, of Pontiac, Ill.
and Mrs. G.. E. Mackinson, of Sibley
Iowa, were the the guests of Miss
Matte Hastings last week.
F. L. Humiston, candidate fo1
clerk of court, came in this weet
from the west side of the county and
reports his prospects, for success
bright.
/ Don't fail to hear John j. ingalls,
of Kansas, on next Monday evening
Oct. 18th, at Masonic Hall. Reserved
seats will be on sale at Morland Sat
urday and Monday.
An illustration of the best stove
made is shown on another page, show
ing the air drafts through which the
hot and cold air cirulate. Examine
them, they are heaters.
| Marriage license were issued Mon.
day, to Herman Luck of jackson Co
and Anna Stude, of Mobiles Co. Hen
ry Stude, of jackson Co., and Nellie
Baumgart, of Mobiles Go.
i Erred Park has declined to run on
the democrat ticket for treasurer as
he is man without party. The
committee expect to be able to find 8
man that will go down this week.
| Don't miss, perhaps your only
chance, to hear man who was once
president of the U. s. Senate, Hon
John j. Ingalls,, of Kansas, Monday
night, Oct. II at the Masouic Hall.
Mr. Silver, Mr.. Blume's tenant who
is to take possession of the @ S.New
ton place the first of March, has re-
turned to Illinois after having spent
some weeks here preparing for next
years crop.
All holders of season tickets TO,
the popular entertainment course tc
be given this winter, can get theil
seats reserved for the first of the ser.
les, Ingalls, lecture at Morland's or
Friday, Oct. II.
! Miss Cullens, who for the last si1
months, has made her home with the
family OF Fred Cone. has gono to St
Peter, where she will take a course ir
the training school for nurses con
nected with the hospital there.
J. Thorpe, of Lincoln County, Min1
an old pioneer Of this locality, is visit
ing friends in the city. He is inter
ested in real estate in the above nam.
led place, having thousand acres o.
good farming land.
Andrew Bigelow former clerk a,
the Worthington Hotel, now memb
or of the 18th Mimi, who has beer
sick with typhoid fever in St.Paul
passed through here Tuesday night
enroute to Sioux Falls. He is nov
using crutches.
4 Gov. Clough has decided to have 3
state militia since it requires 90 much
red tape to obtain soldiers from Un.
Gle Sam, for protection Of property
within the state. He has designated
Rochester, Lake City, Fairbault and
Saltwater, each to have one company
st. Paul and Minneapolis each C
have two.
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