The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-02

A 10.pound assistant editor has
been added to tho of the force of tho
Dundee Advocate.
Mrs, J. N. Gould gave a dancing
party to few friends at the Western
hotel Mo nday night.
John Boberg loft this week for
Sioux Falls to enter tho employ of
tho Tuthill Lumber Co.
The Swedish Mercantile Co. re-
ceived their new spring stock of
goods the first Of the week.
Miss Nellie Plots gave a card
party to her friends Saturday night
at tho residence of r. B. Plots.
DR.. Wells, of Minneapolis, who
has been assisting DR.. Tompson for
some time returned home Monday.
Wanted, girl to general house.
work, will pay good wages. En-
quire noxt door to Peter Thomp-
sons nv Jow RAxAos.
G. G.. E. Sieberg expects to leave
soon for his old home in Europe to
visit his parents during the summer.
Mrs. W. J. O'Connor loft Monday
morning for the tho cities to select
her spring stock of millinery goods
r. 81. Sain has sold his residence
here and purchased livery in Jack
son. He expects to move there soon.
A good position for the right man
with small capital. Cali on or
address r. E. Nelson, Kinbrae, MINI.
Mrs. E. L. Porter entertained the
Junior Endeavors Of the Congrega-
tional church at her home, Friday
evening.
Mrs. ]. H. Maxwell, who has been
spending several months iu Erie, ILL.,,
and other points, il expected home
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Brant and Mrs. j. J.
Bingham went to St. Paul last week
as delegates to tho state convention
of W. r. G.
j. E. Burkholder, who recently lost
his wife by death, expects to move to
Fillmore Go, Iowa, soon to make his
future home.
Lawrence Miller, of Iowa, pur.
chaser of the Easto farm. was here
Monday. He will move here in
about week.
A. E. Powers, J. K. Turner and R.
B. Beeson contemplate making a
land prospecting trip to Texas next
week Tuesday.
J. l.. Calvin, a brother of s. V. Cal.
vim, moved his family here last week
from Kansas, and has rented a farm
near his brothers,.
Samuel Easto's auction was post.
poned Monday on account of the
bad weather. 1t will now be held or
Thursday, March 9Th.
Prussian condition, worm and heav'
powders, poultry food & lice killer TO
chickens. Stock food in packages O
Is pound pals ut Stitsors. 90.
The auction sale that was to. hav
been held on the court house Col
nor was postponed on accounted tn
storm until next Saturday.
The German Insurance Co. made
satisfactory settlement with Chri'
Kunze, Friday, for the loss Of hi
barn by fire some time ago.
A. G.. Lindgren and Gus. Swa,
berg called on Gov. Lind last wee
while in St. Paul and were vel
pleasantly and sociably receives
Mr.. Kaufman, Of Brewster, faith.
of Mrs. A. G. Severson, spent SUI
day in town getting acquainted wit
his little, granddaughter Dundt
Advocate. ~ .-sE.
Taken this month-keeps you we
all summer. Drives away impu
blood. The greatest spring ton
ever offered. Rocky Mountain. Al
your druggist.
Mrs. Carrie johnson, wife Of A. !.
Johnson, deceased, left the first
the week in company with her faith,
for Michigan whore she will NAL
her future home.
John Allquist, Of Elk township,w
hold sale week from next Mo
day after which he will move to Cl
sage county where he has bong
. 40-acre stock farm.
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