The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-31

For rent, house. r. Hansberger.
Magnus johnson was aliudRed in.
cane last week and taken to Sc. Peter
Friday By Deputy sherif Newton
Fauskee.
Rushmoro is blessed with another
paper, edited by w H. Christe nsen
and printed at Sioux Falls, named
the Enterprise. & ~. 81. ' 81.
Apple trees, fifteen cents each.
Your choice, Of varieties at the Kan
aranzi Nursery. Write Fred Mohls
Adrian, Mimi.
Miss Lucy Bosworth, Of Minneapo
liz, now teaching at Brewster, and
her sister Miss Helen, were guests at
the home Of r. Prideaux, Sunday.
Sheriff Anderson has bson quite
poorly during the past week, being
confined to the bed most Of the time,
but is able to be up. at present writ
ing. ,a...=. n. ~ j IA :: .*
Spring blood medicine for bad
blood. That tired feeling. Try 3
sample box of our. German tea Csc.
It's concentrated energy. Ray Hum
iston. ~ .::.~ .~....,..>.., -
!. Messages were received Wednes.
day saying that the operation had
been performed on Arthur Palm,
that it was successful and he was
comfortable. .':'.
Guy Stitser arrived in aWorthing-
ton Wednesday afternoon for short
visit. He has moved his harness
shop from Spring Valley to Heron
Lake where he intends to locate.
| WANTED-Reliablo man to travel
in this and nearby towns; salary and
expenses weekly. State age and &C.
cupation. Address, Globe Co., 72s
Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
julius Mol, after being at liberty
four days from serving a sixty days
sentence for being intoxicated, was
arrested Friday aud given ninety
day sentence with Sheriff Anderson,
saturday by tho justice.
Geo. D. Dayton, John Ramage, w,
w. Loveless and James Ramago went
to Sibley Wednesday to examine a
nsw church that has been, recently
erected there. They were all very
much pleased with it's construction.
The reception given at the Congre.
gational parlors, by tho church in
honor of their pastor, Rev. j. P. Dick.
erman, was attended by about two
hundred people, all of whom emf Dyed
tho occasion and heartily welcomed
the pastor and wife to our village.
Millinery openings during the last
week have been we'll attended and
Notwithstanding tho ground being
covered with snow and frigid wealth
OF, sales are reported 40: being good
Of course, Easter hats arc in styl<
oven if winter weather does prevail.
In a recent letter to his parent.
Leone HcKeever writes from Manil,
that he and Will Kennedy while or
Epatrol duty were shot at from beh,nC
but dare not return the fire for fear Of
making their exact position known
Other interesting items are mention
ed which we hope to give next week
The: ladies of the Presbyterian
church: will hold their monthly bus
mess nesting at the homo of Mrs
Geo. 81 Palm, Wednesday afternoon
April 5th:5 All the ladies are earn
estly requested to come 40 there vii
be election of officers Tor the ensuing
year, and business of importance
transacted.
| Il. W. Doolittle, formerly located
at Minneapolis and 4 travelling sales
man has purchased the. Worthineton
Hotel equipment and takes posses.
slou Saturday Of this week. Mi. Lea,
will make this place his headquarters
but as to his future, is not public az
yet. While here himself and family
have made mauy warm friends. Mr.
Doolittle will keep tho house up to
the high standard attained by his
predecessor thus meriting tho patron
age of the travelling fraternity: 49,
A camera brings us nearer
to nature than almost any
thing else. We keep cam
eras and everything required
by the Amateur Photo
grapher.
r. l.. MoRLANp,
Druggist.
G]The B. Y: P. q. of the Baptist
church gave supper and social at
G. A. 4, hall Wednesday evening
which was largely attended and an
enjoyable time passed. The Indian
Lake band were present and render.
ed some hne selections that would be
credit to band in some the large
cities, The Clary addition orchestra
also treated the. guests to some pleas.