The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-08-04

" new delivery wagon.
G. p. Doeden visited in Sibley a
! few days last week.
Miss Title Anton is working for
! Mrs. G. III. Doeden.
| Louis Lear, Of Sioux City, is visit
ling friends here this week.
| NJ. r. Lawton made business
trip to Lake Park Tuesday.
| Miss Gladys Harrington, of Shell
don, is visiting Mrs. F. G. Brace.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs L. F. Oil
yer. Tuesday, Aug. |, a daughter.
j 81. n. Douglass made 1 trip to
Ocheydan and Lake Park Tuesday.
Geo. Damon is employed as time
keeper on the new railroad at Bing-
ham Lake. r.
n. Y. Garrettson left Wednesday
for few days visit with relatives at
Oskaloosa, Ia. >@.
Miss Iva Goodrich and brother,
Vincent, are visiting at the home of
j. B. Newkirk.
Herman Poppen of Summit Lake
had four hogs killed by lightning.
They were insured. ..oa..,
For Sale-Cleveland bay mare,
weight 400, perfectly sound.
E. B. PAUL,
5l'3 Indian Lake.
Ensign Lightowller and wife ar.
rived last week to take charge of the
Salvation Army barracks.
Rev. Dickerman and wife left Tues
day on three weeks vacation going
from here to Fairmont.
Harvest shoes and gloves at
Schwartz's. From 75c up. Mems,
boys and women's. 51-2
| The Sunday school of the Congre-
gational church hold their annual
picnic today at Round Lake.
| Miss Nettie Funk, of Mankato, ar
rived Wednesday for visit with her
aunt, Mrs. H. N. Douglass.
| H. W. Stephens, of North Prairie,
Wis.,, visited a few days this week
with his brother-in-law, R. Prideaux.
DR.. Dolan has rented the dwelling
house formerly occupied by DR..
Thompson where he will have his
office.
| We offer for this week, fifty pair
ladies' $3.50 tan shoes for 81 10, Sat-
urday only at the New York Bargain
store.
Loveless sells home made bread
and cake baked IN the old fashioned
way by the woman's bakery at Min
neapolis.
John Ladene has sold his farm in
Lorain to Mrs. VIM Ferguson and
purchased an eighty in section six,
Lorain.
1T. Branigan is now located in
the Thompson building on 10th
street and is displaying a new and
larger line of goods than ever before.
Wilson Ager received two O. I. G.
shoats last week from Ohio. This
breed of swine is becoming more
popular every year as it becomes
known among farmers.
Sunday, Aug. 9Th usual services
will be held at the G.. A. R. hall
morning and evening. The pulpit
will be occupied by Rev. Bronson,
pastor of thu Baptist church.
Geo. Sowles has been breaking
broncho lately and was gratified at
the success but Tuesday!the animal
became unmanageable, kicking the
dashboard off and an away.
Harvest shoes and gloves at
Schwartz's. From Use up: Mems,
boys and women's. 51-2
A. Oberman and Mrs. Schultz, of
Elk township, left Tuesday morning
to attend the funeral of their mother
who died Monday at Morning Side,
Iowa, of old age. Funeral was We'd
nesday.
The change of time on the Bur-
lington road took place Monday,
running two trains each way a day.
| We now have fourteen passenger
trains at this station every twenty
} four hours.
! I have received a new line of gro
ceries, dry goods and hardware. Will
cut the old prices in two and am
willing to divide with the farmers.
Come in and see. Butter and eggs
taken in exchange for goods.
CHAs. KING, Org, MINI.
. Are you troubled with dim, blur.
: ing vision? Eyes water, itch7 Do
. you see dark spots before the eyes
, Are you troubled with headache
: These are symptoms of eye trouble
D and should have immediate attention.
See DR.. Bugbee Aug. 1919 at Worth.
Q ington House. Consultation free.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
5 church gave social at the home oil
. James Ramage Tuesday evening al
= which there was large attendance
: and good time enjoyed by those
u present. Music games and refresh
J ments assisted in making the affair a
success. Nearly $40 was realized by
the ladies for their labor. -