The Worthington advance., 1899-09-08
Geo. Griggs went to st. Paul Sun.

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IF you want to reach the people, 9
attention, use the Daily
Gus. Williams contemplates NOV
ing back to Iowa this fall.
Miss Anna Eriksson returned Fri
day from visit in Kansas.
Theo. Balls real estate dealer Of
Lake Park was in town Monday.
Miss Cora Long left Monday to at
tend school at Morning Sun, Iowa.
James Mann and sister Genvieve,
visited relatives in Sheldon last week.
James Kennedy and sister, Miss
Germaine, Of Adrian, visited here
Sunday. sss.s.
Mrs. J. P. Reynolds sister return
ed to her home in Morning Sun, a.,
last week. .z..e. &. i. IA - ..ss.
Live for those who love, ..~~
For those hearts are fond and true.
The only way to do this right.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea atnight.
Ask your druggist.
Editor J. E. King, of Adrian, was
a caller Monday on his way home
from the cities.
Total receipts for relief of the New
Richmond cyclone sufferers has now
reached $1lO,589.
Conductor Wolfe of the Burlington
is now located in the Geo. Miller
house near Gus. Swanberg's.
Mrs. Eta P. Webb left Monday
for St. Paul to purchase her fall and
winter stock of millinery goods.
Mrs. Nc Williams, sister of R. Fl
Belknap left F1iciay for her home in
Oshkosh, after pleasant visit here.
The Rushmore Enterprise says the
burglars that visited that town left
considerable money on the depot
floor.
Mrs. L. w. Sowles is spending the
week with Worthington friends. The
children accompanied her.-Iona
Journal.
VIM. Post has been making some
nice improvements about his property
on Chestnut street this week.-Ells-
worth News.
Miss Della Grannis left for Worth
ington last Monday, where she ex-
poets to remain during the winter
Pilot, Jackson.
You'll never get tired, tagged out,
disappointed, unhappy, or make mis-
takes in marriage if you use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Ask your druggist.
Mrs. Frank Lanes mother has been
seriously sick, the result of taking
cold. At one time it was thought
she would not live through it, but is
now recovering slowly.
H. G. Sinks, of St. Paul, who has
done the fumigating in the smallpox
cases In this county for the state, was
injured by falling passenger eleva.
tor Thursday, in St. Paul.
MRS. W. ]. O'Connor left Saturday
for Fargo, N. D., where she will make
her future home. She does not ex-
pect to enter the millinery business
there, not at present at least.
Last Thursday night some partie.
cut the screen in one of the back win
dows of the Western Hotel and en-.
tered the dining room through tn,
window. As yet nothing has beer
missed.
Spirit Lake has quarantine et
against Round Lake and vicinity b,
placing guards on the hi highways will
orders not to permit any one from
these districts to pass. Persons pass
ing the quarantine line from the IN
tected district will be fined $1OO.
I have received new line of gro
ceries, dry goods and hardware. Will
cut the old prices in two aud an
willing to divide with the farmers
Come in and see. Butter and egg
taken in exchange for goods.
CHAs. KING, Org, MINI.
Ernest Sterling has purchased tn
popcorn stand of R. E. Hecox an
will take possession in about tw
weeks. Ernest being very popula
young man of the village, it is pre-
| he will have good business and
lsuccessful in the business.
! Mrs. John A. Saxon and Miss Id
Saxon returned recently from Chic;
go where they had been with SO
of the former, for treatment of pa
alysis. The physicians there pr
nounced the trouble caused by
tumor on the brain with very lit
chance of recovery.
Thomas Palmer came down fro