The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-08-04

Arthur F'r END has gone out to run
Ia threshing engine for VIM. Robin:
son.
Miss Allie Sprague is now EMPLOY
ed in Adams tonsorial parlor, Sioux
Falls ., .=
E. E. Bsckley, Of Sheldon, stopped
here Saturday enroute for trip to
Duluth. e
Mrs. A. G. C!ausen and daughter,
of Minneapolis, is visiting friends
here this week. @.u:..@..t....1 Ill
F. Meyer who has been visiting his
aunt Mrs. H. Hawley returned home,
Hastings, today. /. H. T
Harvest shoes and gloves at
Schwartz's. From Use up. Mems,
boys and women's. 51-2
D. Callahan, of Rockford, Ia, was
in town this week to look after his
farm interests.
!, r. B. Prince is in Summit Lake
visiting his nephew, F. Eggleston
and other friends.
Capt. Nelson, of Luverne gave
lecture in his home town Tuesday
evening on Cuba.
Herbert Kimball, former resident
and business man of this place, was
in town Monday.
Miss Sigma Olson, of Chicago,
neice of A. G. Hedberg, is visiting
here for month or two.
j. w. People has retu rned from
his visit in Kansas, enjoyin g his vaca-
ton and is looking fine.
r. W. Heavy and F. R. Coughran
joined the excursion to the Zenith
City Saturday night.
Mrs. H. G. Crawford and daugh-
ter of Topeka, Kans., are visiting old
friends here for week or two.
Harvest shoes and gloves at
Schwartz's. From 75c up. Mems,
boys and women's. 51-2
w. w. Loveless now has two de-
livery wagons going to give prompt
service and handle the business.
DR.. Ferris, of Portland, Oregon, ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with his
brother-in-law, Rem Mccartney.
Miss Georgana, Dean, nurse in the
Willard ospital, Chicago, arrived
last week for visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. Haw]ey and two sons leave
today for few weeks visit with par
ents at Hastings, and Hammond
Wis.
Frank Lane has put a lunch count
er in his restaurant in order to &C
commodate the large patronage he is
having.
H. P. Lewis, of Bigelow, was in
town Monday to look after the prog
resa of his new store. He expects tc
be opened by October LIST at least.
The Thistle wheel leads, others fol-
low. For catalogue and prices, write
L, B. Leonard, Rushmore, MINI. 49,
The happiest couple in the world
should be a deaf husband and
blind wife, both taking Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35c. Ask your drug
gist.
A Butterfly Ballet by sixteen of the
prettiest young ladies in town is
feature of the production of Evange-
line at the opera house Monday even
ing Aug. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer entertained,
last evening, in honor of Mr.. John
People who is visiting here. The
young people report the best time of
the season.-Sun, Glasco, Kan.
Mrs. T. elliott left Monday for a
visit with relatives in Iowa She will
he gone for a couple of months or
while her husband is employed in
the chief train dispatcher's Office at
St. James.
H. G.. Beckley, Jos. Mackay, Har-
ry Allen, Albert Norman, Fred Moll
r. Torrance, M. S. Smith, Jno. SAILS,
from, L. Shell, Geo. Cunningham
Geo. Griggs went to Adrian Sunday
to witness bail game.
P.D. Penner, of Mountain Lake,
who was charged and tried, for set
ting fire to the Hubbard & Palmer
elevator of that place, was acquitted
of the charge. Attorney Wilson yol
this place assisted in the defense.
Maud Muller on summer day,
Came into town to see play,
Of all the plays she'd ever seen,
The best she said was Evangeline
70 people in it, opera house Aug7
Tom Prideaux arrived Monda,
from Wisconsin where he had beer
on visit. He went to Brewster ane
resumed charge of Hubbard & Palm
or elevator where he has been EN-
ployed for another year.
Last Saturday DR.. Conway, DENTS
left his office door unlocked while b
went to dinner during which tim
some one entered the Office and car
ried away three pieces of bridge wor]
valued at one hundred & sixty dollars
Some one probably wanted to max
a Klondike nugget as the meta
could only be used by remelting it.
What's the matter old man? Bee
losing on wheat7 No, not that, fol-
got to take Rocky Mountain Tea lat
night. Wife said I'd be sick today
Ask your druggist.