The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-04-07

Homegrown apple trees, five 70 d
] feet, Of the Duchess, " ealthy a.
hitney varieties in lots Of 10 {
i more at 15c each. Now is tho tim
to get good trees for little money
Send your order to Fred Mohl, Ad
rian, MINI. 81
Chas. Glattly while drilling vel
for y. Vreeland, Seward, struck
flowing we'll at . depth Of 19l feet
The water runs up three feet and ,
half above the surface Of the ground
This is the second one he has struck
in this county
A. P. Rose severed his connection
with this office last week, the vacancy
being filed by r. D. Acheson Of
Lake Park. Mr.. Rose contemplates
venturing into the newspaper bust.
ness for himself, the location he did
not make known. ....z s.
The Madison Lake Mirror is au-
thority for saying that John S. Blair,
Of Worthington, is to start a new
Democratic paper at Waterville,
What is to become of the Worthing.
ton Globe is not stated.-Democrat
Adrian. John saws it amt so. II.
The Junior Endeavor social, last
Friday afternoon at Mrs. G. j. Small.
woods, was a decided success. About
fifty of the little folks enjoyed them.
selves hugely from 3 to 6 p. M, with
games, ice cream and cake, and went
home pronouncing Junior Endeavo1
a 'Ebig thing"
Prot. j. A. Huffman, of Chicago
will give an entertainment, consist.
ing of vocal and instrumental music
and speaking, in the swedish Ian:
guage, at G. A. r. hall. Friday eve.
ming, April 18th, for the benefit OF
the Mission Friends church. A gen.
eral invitation is extended to all.
By patronizing advertisers of the
ADVANCE, you assist us, and you will
further assist US by telling the mer.
chant with whom you trade, that you
saw their advertisement in this paper
and if you want to know where to
trade right and get what you want
read the ads, and then trade with
that merchant. II.
The Congregational church is max
ing preparation to celebrate in good
shape the coming 25th anniversary of
their organization, which will be on
May Is. There will be all day exsr-
cises, with history, roll call, social re-
unions, etc. Some Of the old mem
bers from out of town will be here,
probably not very many
will be able to be present.
Bob Burdette could only be in
duced to play here by p DIVIDING
which was undertaken by
the G. E. of the Congregational
church this is sufficient guarantee
that the entertainment will be of a.
strictly high class. Do not fail to see
him next week Friday evening.
Seats on sale at Morland's drug store
next Monday Morning.
A few of the Odd Fellows and Re-
beckahs gave an informed reception
Monday evening in honor of Ole
Degn one of their members who left
that night for Seattle. A few invited
friends were present. The evening
was very pleasantly passed in a soci-
al way, an abundance of refreshments
were served, all of Mhich will be a
pleasant reminder for Mr. Degn for
time to come.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will give social
at the residence of Mrs. A. N. Doug
lass, corner 9Th avenue and 18th
street, Wednesday evening, April Is.
Refreshments will be served from 8
to 10 o'clock, for which the small
sum of ten cents will be asked. A
cordial and general invitation is ex-
tended to both ladies and gentlemen.
This social will take the place of the
usual monthly tea. 1872
Last week the News made mention
of DR.. Gould being here to make an
examination of M. M. Chatfeld's
horses, supposed to be afflicted with
the CHAMBERS. The doctor pro-
nounced the disease, CHAMBERS, and
the town borad of Kanaranzi twp,
ordered the animals to be killed.
Mr.. Chatfield destroyed three horses
with this disease about month ago,
and now he is obliged to kill his only
three remaining horses leaving him