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

Born. Il Mr.. and Mrs. August
Pauls~n, Monday, March n, Ay-
pound boy.
For disc and pillow sharpening take
them to Fred Olson, at Mack4y =
Hinrichs old stand. 34tt
E. A. Trip is in attendance 1t I
meeting Of the Grand Lodge 1t Min.
neapolis this week.
!; Harry Allen made trip to Sioux
City Monday, returning Tuesday. He
reports good time. @1@ ~
r. Giilot returned last week and 70
sumed his duties in the accustomed
position at the depot. ~. ~: !, ] !
Phil. Therreau has accepted . pc.
sition. in hard ware store at Webster
City, Iowa, and will move there.
The metropolitan Male Quartette"
at the opera house Monday night
April 3rd. They have no equal.
Mrs. MayWhitney is in attendance.
at meeting of D. Of II. Grand
Lodg7 at Minneapolis this week. Z
Frank Hansberger this week sold
two pianos-one to Jno. Harden and
one to Mr.. Kane, of Heron Lake
House for rent with large garden
or will sell on monthly payments.
2-34 Gro. D. DAYTON.
B. R. Prince has bought the pro-
perty of Mrs. Payers opposite Horny
Jones and west of S. A. Hardin8s.
House for rent, with large garden
OR will sell on monthly payments.
.2-34 GEO. D. DAYTON.
Sem Shodine of Elon arrived here
last week for visit and may decide
to remain here during the summer.
| Miss Lena McNaughton returned
home Saturday from her trip pur-
chasing a stock of millinery goods.
A boy baby arrived at tho homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. LindRren yes
terday morning. Democrat Adrian.
E. A. Tripp's uncle, who was re-
ported very ill last week, died short
ly after Mr.. Trip arrived at his bod
side.
Wanted Cattle to herd, Good liv-
ing water. Enquire or address, Jos.
Casey, Worthington, Minn.,o or this
Office. 1872
Joe Loveless has sold his old black
smith shop to F. Eggleston, of Sum-
NIT Lake. He will move it out there
soon.
J. D. Humiston received a carload
of spring farm implements and two
car loads of harvesting machinery
this week.
All farmers that have borrowed
sacks from us, please return them A.
soon as possible. Worthington Nil
ling Co.
Pimples, blackheads and blotchss
soon removed by the German tea
treatment sample packages 25c. Ray
Humiston.
H. M. Palm went to st. James
Monday to take charge Of tho work
that comes under his sons charge
during bis absence. -. =.
Geo. Learned recently moved here
from Brimfeld, ILL.,, locating in Wor-
Ellington twp.He will move his family
here in short time.
Prussian condition,w worm and hsave
powders, poultry food Il lice killer for
chickens. Stock food in packages or
Is pound pals At stitsers. 90
Tho w. G. T. U. meets with Mrs..
w. w. Loveless, on Friday. April End.
The subject is "Christian Citizsnship. -
A cordial invitation 10 extended to all.
Gay Allen has sold out the hotel
business in LoMars and is now en-
gagged in the restaurant business. He
is meeting with success we are plea
sed to note.
Castor oil, baby cried. Do you
blame it? They smile for castoleum.
Does not Supply but removes the
cause. Doc Ray Humiston.
J. E. Jones of Milford Ia. came up
last week to look after his farm in
Bloom township and contemplates
engaging in the insurance business
with A. G. Hsdberg,
Wanted-A good first class repre-
resentative for Mobiles County. For
particulars apply to United States
Registration Co. Manitowoc, Wis.
Castolsum is pleasant to take. All
the photographer needs to make a
child look pleasant 10 to show bot
tie of castolsum, Ray Humiston.
Ole ]. Englund of Spafford mo ves
in this week to occupy the house in
the rear of tho church while superin-
tending the construction of the Swod-
ish Congregational church.
Wanted, a girl to general house.
fwork, will pay good wages. En-
lquire next door 10 Peter Thomp.
sons Tx Jon RAxAes.
"Frank Howard" Americas grea,
song writer and composer and hi
company of singers and commed.
ians, at the opera house Monday
night April 3rd. BE sure to hear them
Taken this month-keeps you vol
all summer. Drives away impure
blood. The greatest spring toni,
ever offered. Rocky Mountain. Ash