The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-06-02
1898 Phoenix bicycle for sale cheap
at loveless store. FRANK DEAN

II SUOE = s1SS1As . OAD ~ ~ 0SAAS 1917
at Loveless store. Prank DEAN .
422.
Julius Rippberger has returned
from st. James where he was work
ing on the new railroad. '51S@'@ +
w. G. Hawley, of Hammond, Wis.
is visiting his son, Editor Of til.
A d va n G 9, this week. ,s.,..,
Mrs. j. F.. Boardman and daugh
ter expect to leave today for months
| visit with relatives at Adrian.
The water pipe in the cellar of the
Lake View hotel bursted Saturday
and filled the cellar full of water.
Schwartz has a stock of
white slippers for commence
ment. ~ ::
Rev. Erickson is attending the
Conference of the Swedish Luther
an church at St. Peter this week.
Will pay the highest market price
for butter and eggs.
soft w. P. JENKINS.
Swan Nelson has started ten-cent
delivery wagon which makes three
wagons now in the delivery business.
Lecture at the Gospel Tent Sup
day 3 p. m. Subject: Big Bugs,
Little Bugs and Humbugs." Seats
free.
Don't break your back pushing a
lawn mower, when you can get them
sharped right, at Saxon & Almond
sons. Aft
Arjen Rust and wife of Summit
Lake left last week for a visit at
Parkersbery Iowa with relatives and
friends.
L0Ve1ess sells the
electric light globes for
rs CTS.
Thos. Palmer left on Monday for
visit in Dakota, James Cranlall il
filling his place at the Western
House as clerk.
Rev. Sander, OF Mortified, will be-
here in week or two to occupy the
pulpit of the Mission Friends church
for the summer.
The Mission Friends plastered
their church this week and expect to
have it ready for occupancy in a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. w. E. Stoutemyer and daugh-
ter Susan have been very sick dur
ing the past week, but are eported
some better now.
For Lawn Tennis Shoes
go to Schwartz the Shoenan.
J. II. Blume grad lated at Gustav.
us Adolphus College, St. Peter, last
week and the degree of bachelor of
accounts was conferred upon him.
j. W. Wardif of Ocheedan tran
sacted business here last Thursday
and thinks this is a hustling town.
His conclusions are correctly drawn.
A grand church rally at the Gospel
tent Saturday night. Subject that
evening: "A prayer Meeting in
HE'LL" All invited to attend this
service. :.
Alfred James put up wind mills
for j. D. Humiston on the r. B.
Beeson farm, Bloom; John Lomer
Summit Lake; and John Read Sum-
NIT Lake.last week.
If you want a nice trim
med hat, at a very low price
call on Mrs. w. j. O'Connor.
Roi B. Tibbets will occupy the pull
pit of the Baptist church next Sun
day morning in the absence Of Rev.
Bronson who is holding service at
Lakefield this week.
Axel Wass of Indian Lake town.
ship was pleasant caller Saturday.
He says small grain is all looking
fine, but some corn has rotted and
had to be replan:ed.
Prussian condition, worm and heave
powders, poultry food & lice killer for
chickens. Stock food in packages or
Is pound pals at Stitsers. 30
WANTED.-ReIiable men to trav-
Ell in this and nearby towns; salary
and expenses weekly. State age and
occupation. Address, Globe Co., 723
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa,
Last week L. H. Baxter exchanged
the old Presbyterian church and the
Mccartney house in the Clary addi-
ton to James Ramage for the south
west quarter of section six Summit
Lake.
Mrs. T. G.. Nicholson passed
through here Saturday on her way
TO Sheldon for a short visit. She is
is looking fine and says they are en-
joying a very prosperous business
at St. James.
| Miss Johanna Anderson. a return.