The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17

Mrs. NJ. j. Barber has returned
from visit in Iowa.
Frank McNair, of Sheldon, wor-
shipeu here Sunday.
Mrs. 3. Tripp is with her son, E. A.
after short visit in Iowa.
Will Hazard, Jr., formerly OF this
place, now travelling, spent Sunday
here. T.
J Rev. Works will begin a series Of
meetings at the new Baptist church
tonight. - ..
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. I. Levine
Thursday, November 2, son.-St.
James Gazette. >.-
Miss Loren Darby was seriously
sick Sunday with heart trouble and
Monday was but very little better.
Senator Miller passed through here
last Thursday with deer that he
captured in the northern part of the
state.
A. Rust and family of Summit
Lake we're in the city Sunday to at
tend dedication service of the new
Baptist church.
A Mr.. Cole, of Adrian, passed
through here Sunday with deer,
the fruits of hunting trip in the
northern part of the state.
Miss Mary Damon gave party to
a few of her friends Saturday evening
about twenty being present. Games
music and refreshments ere en- joyed
| Geo. Wiedman and wife drove to
Worthington last Sunday. Born,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pope, Satur:
day, Nov 4, a girl.-Rushmore Enter
prise.
The social given by the Ladies Aic
of the Presbyterian church at tn
residence of H. N. Douglass Frida!
evening was we'll attended and
pleasant time enjoyed. The ladie
realized about $4,000.
J. j. Rippberger returned Frida
} night from his trip in the norther
I part of the state. He is very muc
pleased with the country aroun
10 Pillager and says L. B. Bennett has
!. nice hotel and excellent prospects fc
10 a good business.
ID Julius Becker, of Adrian passe
through here Friday morning on hi
"a way home from hunting trip in th
northern part of the state, with
couple of deer.
at Andrew Newhouser and daughte
in-law, Mrs: w. A. Newhouser, {
n Illinois, were here the first of the wee
r.. looking over the county with vie
of purchasing some real estate.
.y Andrew Hornstine who was sent [
D. St. Peter from this county has recen
~ ly escaped. On account of an in
provement in his condition he WI
O. given more liberty and took adva1
~ tage of it. His whereabouts have NJ
90 yet been ascertained.
Evangelistic meetings will con
mence at the Swedish Tabernacle {
ne Friday, November Oath. Service
he will commence on Friday and Satu
ty day at 1880 p. m. and Sunday at TO-;
ty a. m. and $3.50 and 1880 p. m. Sc
IA vices will be conducted by Rev. G.. .
Osmon and Oscar johnson. An i
- vitatjon is extended to attend the
meetings.
Beautiful women everywhere o1
their matchless loneliness to the U
re of Rocky Mountain Tea. Pla
ell women made attractive.
Ed. Olson is an expert corn husk
having husked eighty to ninety bus
els per day. Friday and Saturd'
of last week he husked and cribb,
at two hundred bushels. At the ra
ite he is paid, three cents bushel,
he makes good wages.
| A line from A. N. Douglass no
p located at Delivan Springs, Florid
says "We are having very nice weatl
or here at the present time, thermon
eter ranging from IS to 80. Thel
are but few northerners here yet bt
they are coming slowly. There al
no oranges in this neighborhood thi
year but If they have a fine war;
winter will have some next year."
Mr.. Chaplin gave the third enter
:ainment in our course. shcula
like to hear one Of his recitals ever
week for the entire season. For my
self and for all who heard him I viii
say that his readings and imperson
atoms were the best we have eve
heard here.-J. j. Wooley, Paste
F;sst Congregational church. Paw
tucket, Rhode Island. Masonic hsl
Monday evening.