The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-22


4 81 N. Roger, 81 Iowa, moved Z
il threshing rig il here Friday
Geo. Hurd is now employed BY thu
Swedish mercantile company in theil
Istore.
Mr.. Chas. Wilkinson, Of Elk, is
quite. poorly, something ailing his
lungs.
Rev. Bull preached his farewell
sermon at the Pratt school house
last Sunday.
| Mrs. Sam Williamson, from Carol
county, arrived last week to visit her
brother, Mr.. Durling.
Mrs. Mitchell aud husband, near
Round Lake, Sundayed with her
parents, VIM. Mosher.
Mrs. Eliza Blooms mother, who
has been visiting her the past week.
returned home Saturday.
G.. w. Patterson has purchased
the southwest quarter of section
thirty-four, Seward, of Charles Wood.
An order has been issued by the de-
partment establishing a postof6ce at
Elwyn, Mobiles county and appoint
ing Henry L. Huntington, postmaster.
W. E. Davey, the hardware mer-
chant, of Madison Lake, former
farmer of this county, was in town
Monday.
The board of health at Window
have decided to disregard the State
Board of Health order because there
is no small pox within thirty or forty
miles of there.
A. E. Powers and wife will leave
Monday for western Canada, expect
ing to go as far west as Edmonton, to
look the country over.
Mrs. J. F. Boardman and daugh-
ter left Monday for few weeks visit
at Adrian, after which she will go to
Chicago to live again.
Miss Gale, of Worthington, arrived
here Saturday, and Monday began
the fall term of school in district so,
Westside, magnolia Advance.
DR.. Conway and G.. w. Patterson's
horses reached here Friday in car
on the Sioux Falls passenger train.
They will be put in trim for the races
during the fair.
A. E. Powers and wife left Monday
night on their Canadian trip. They
will 60 as far as west as Washing
ton, and through Colorado, being ab-
sent about month.
E. F. Robson, the new roadmaster
on the Omaha, expects to move his
family here the first of October and
will occupy E. G. Pannells old house
which he has rented.
Miss Fannie Goodrich and brother
John, of Madison, S. D., passed
through here Friday on their way to
st. Paul to attend school. While
here they visited Miss Devaney.
Harry Acheson, a member Of the
18th, has remained in Manila to reap
the advantages that are open for am
bilious young men. He is we'll and
vorably known at Round Lake.
Relief Association.
| 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 Druggists.
J. Kindstrom is hauling rock ontt
his lots, in the south part of town.
which he will use in the construction
of foundations for house and barn
He intends to move into town will
his family this fall.-Round LAX
Ia
Mrs. Wm. Malcolm is again af1ict
ed with her old trouble aud it is ex-
pected she will be again taken to tn.
hospital. During this spell it is said
she attempts to set fire to everythil G
Including her hair, Mr.. Malcolm
and family have the sympathy of this
entire community.
! A great many, people shun the
sidewalk along the new Lewis build
ling for fear it will fall again. It il
lnow perfectly safe as the wall is laic
iback farther on the supports SO tina
it does not project over the Sidewalk
as far as it did when first put up, ant
|people need have no fear walking
that way now.
The latest fake for them, Inspect
ling farmer that is going the round
of the press, is a man travelling
through the country with a ''Cubal
1885," put in box saturated will
cheap perfumery, and as the box
opened it fills the room with fra
lgrance. Three seeds are sold TO
fifty cents, The purchaser payin,