The Worthington advance., 1899-01-19

John James secured sixty feet of
water on the Langseth farm at
depth of one hundred and twenty
feet. last week.
Seems as if everybody had the grip
Humiston's 60 second Cold Capsules
cure in few hours. Relief in a few
minutes. c.
A four months old child of P. G.
Johnson's died Thursday morning
and was buried Saturday. Rev.
Erikson officiating.
John Mackay has contracted to put
a steam heating plant in the residence
of Druggist R. L. Morland, purchas-
ed from Geo. Darby.
Miss F. Jones, of Humboldt, Ia,
has been a guest of her brother, Ned
Jones, cashier of the Bank of Worth
iugton, the past week.
Miss Oleson is teaching school in
the Graves district on account OF the
illness of the former teachers, Miss
Jennie Beckley, mother.
Mr.. Coughran who recently came
here from Sioux Falls to visit her
son Frank, was called to Wisconsin
last week by the lines of her sister.
The reception given at Mrs. Nc"
Cune's Friday evening in honor Of G.
S. Newton's family was largely at
tended and very pleasant time en-
joyed. =:
< letter from Mrs. G.. e. Brown
says that Rocky Ford, Co.,, is very
pleasant place and Will thinks the
climate will be beneficial to his
health.
It's better than ready money he.
cause it cures rheumatism, constipa'
ton, sick headache, Indigestion.
Rocky Mountain Tea. Ask your
druggist.
The creamery members held q
meeting Monday afternoon and re-
elected all of the old officers. All
matters were found to be in a very
satisfactory condition.
For frst-class fruits, nuts, candies,
etc., 20 to G.. G. Doeden's kestaur-
ant. He has putin lunch counter
and will serve meals and short order
lunches in frst-lass style. =. tf2O
Levine will sell his stock of
goods, the New York Bargain Store,
to his brother-in-law, M. Kadesky OF
st. Paul, who is expected here with
his family in a few weeks.
"If" a woman ever gets so "home-
ly" she isn't worth looking at, she'd
better take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Brings back the bloom Of youth. IS
cents. Ask your druggist.
About ten couple from the country
called on Adolph Amondson ::last
Saturday evening to make life more
pleasant during his louliness. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Ell. Schwartz has moved a store
house that was located in the rear Of
his store up to the main building
and is repairing it for a workshop
and room for his enlarged stock.
Don't give child castor oil when
you can get Castoleum at Humiston.s.
Pleasant to take-more pleasant in
effect. Ask for our "Baby Booklet"
free. It tells what, when and where.
J.D. Matteson left on Tuesday for
a trip to Sioux City, Des Moines, Fort
Dodge, Marshalltown and smaller
towns for placing orders for products
of his mill which is becoming popular
wherever introduced. Ill.
Mrs. Geo. Mackay returned Sun
day from visit to her son who is in
hospital at St.. Peter. He has been
taken with quick consumption and
is very weak. It is not expected that
he will live very long. f
Mr.. McSorley of Martinton LII, yis7.
tied his sister Mrs. VIM. Oxford dur
ing the past week. He likes this
country very much and contemplates
dispoaing Of his business, farm
products,and moving here.
B. F. Thurber, W. Ager, R. +
Pepple, R. Prideaux, John Dunn
M. Twitchell attended the Masonic
funeral Of Mr. Cabot at Heron Lake
Sunday, His death WINS caused b
i q revolver in his own hand.