The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-06-16

The Milwaukee road will run an
excursion next Sunday and give
every excursionist q watermelon to
eat on arrival at Sioux City.
John Gould Of Fairmont visitt d
his brother J. N. this week. He will
remain here all summer and assist
him in the veterinary work.
Will pay the highest market price
for butter and eggs.
| 39tf w. p. JENKINS.
An auction. of stock and household
goods will be held on the vacant lot
Opposite the sheriff's residence, Sat-
urday afternoon at one o'clock.
Buy Columbia buggy of John
Ramage and have something first
! class. t.~.." IL .-,s
Allen, the blacksmith, with his
family, went to Round Lake Satur-:
day, returning Monday, camping on
the lake shore and catching lots OF
fish.
John JOyns0n went to Mankato
Monday to have one of his eyes
treated for some trouble that has
come upon it, so that he is unable to
see with it.
Marshall District Epworth League
Convention meets at Pipestone June
23-25th, Rev. Bull, Roi Tibbets and
Miss May Stocking are assigned
parts on the program.
A full line of first class buggies at
John Ramage's. Al
James & Swanson completed
we'll for Mr.. Witt in the northern
part of the county last week and are
now putting down one for Mr.. Wolfe
north of Worthingthon.
Miss Pauline Hagen, of Window,
is now employed in the store of H.
E. Torrance & Bro. to fill the vacan-
cy caused by Miss Annenson's going
home to take care of her father.
For disc and pillow sharpening take
them to Fred Olson, at Mackay &
Hinrichs old stand. 34tf
Mrs. Susan Ditty has purchased
tho Minnesota House and the dwell
ling house adjacent and will move
them onto some lots in the Clary Ad-
dition, fitting both up for residences
Gilbert Anderson left on Monday
for St. Paul on business and to con-
suit physician in regard to his poor
health. He was accompanied by
his daughter Alma as far as St..
James.
Mrs. John Turner, of Summit Lake
township, was visiting IN town on
Friday and owing to the rain had to
stay over until Saturday, remaining
with Grandma Erickson on the
lake shore.
Mrs. w: j. Jenkins, of Washing
ton, and Mrs. Miller, of Colorado. al
ter visiting about a month with their
brother, A. S. Frame and family, left
on Tuesday for Fairmont fol a visit
with relatives there.
For Rent.-Four room house, new
~ papered and painted. Enquire of
S. Kindlund.
The Worthington Milling Co. ex
pect to resume work again next week.
IN month or or so they will put in
some new machinery of thetimproved
pattern to facilitate the production
of their high grade -four.
Mrs. Emma Sibley, father and
family and Mrs. G. II. Schechter left
last Friday for Sheldon where they
will make extended visit. Mrs.
Schechter will also visit at MARSHALL
town and other points in Iowa,
Over so new patterns of wall paper
in stock at Palm Bros.
Sam Jones of Adrian. G. w. w.
Dow, S. B. Bedford of Rushmore and
F. L. Humiston of Worthington have
been drawn as federal grand jurors
and G. R.: Leonard, Rushmore, on
the Petit Jury, which meets at St.
Paul June 9th.
The restaurant, lunch and bathing
business will be pushed in what is
known as the Sanitarium building
on Mime Waukon Beach. The Or
leans toboggan has been purchased,
and there will be all kinds of clean
fun about the place.-Spirit Lake
Beacon.
| If you want the cheapest and best
bicycle in town, call on Deal Bros, at
! w. P. Jenkins. 39tf
| Carolus o. Peterson has been Of
lfered position as travelling solicitor
for Minneapolis Swedish Weekly
paper, the Svenska Americkanska
Posten, Swan j. Trurnblad, Mgr.
Mr.. Peterson has the matter under
consideration until October LIST.
Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Larson, now
of Luverne, Mimi, were called home
by telegram last Saturday on account
of the serious illness of Mr.. Larson {
mother who has been sick 80 long
The old lady is still lingering and
Larson, with his family, may stay
the week out.
Love1ess sells the