The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-09

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Thos. Open, of Manitowoc, arrived
here last week and will remain here
this summer.
J. D. Humiston received during
the past week two carloads of spring
farm implements.
Mr.. Allen, of Manawa, Wis.,, nep-
hew of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, is visit
ing relatives here.
It is reported that Aug Falk and
Peter Klaus contemplate moving
back to this county again.
Township elections Tuesday next.
Tickets printed at this Office while
you wait or sent by mail.
A surprise dancing party was Civ
Ell Mrs. J. N. Gould at the Western
House last Friday evening.
Mrs. J. H. Maxwell, who has beer
visiting in Erie, and other points in
| AAAlAO4OS OI1lFC0 AOLuC UOOuJs
Ray Manning was in town the first
OF the week seeking position with
R. L. Morland, as a student.
Ed. Werline, of Ocheyedan, Iowa,
Was shaking hands with old acquain-
tances here one day last week.
Mrs. Geo. Mackay moved this
week into the A. o. q. w. building
west of the Presbyterian church.
About twenty-five farmers have
moved in here during the past two
weeks, from neighboring states.
John Sahlbom, now with the Swed-
ish Mercantile Co., contemplates NOV
ing on to farm early next month.
| A good position for the right man
with a small capital. Gall On OF
address F. E. Nelson, Kinbrae, MINI
All farmers that have borrowed
sacks from us, please return them az
soon as possible. Worthington Mil
ling Co.
Mrs. Walton Of Sibley was guest
of Mrs. w. W. Loveless during the
past week. Mrs. Walton came up
Monday.
A number of sleighing parties
have taken place during the past
week enjoying the fine weather and
sleighing.
Miss Allie Ramsey, of Luverne
visited with her aunt, Mrs. M. A.
Jones and friends here during the
past week.
Pimples, blackheads and blotcheG
soon removed by the German tes
treatment sample packages 25c. Ray
Humiston.
1t is reported that Mrs. Webb vii
enter the millinery business in tn
building now occupied by Mrs. H
E. Torrance.
The chimney of H, M. Palm
Son burnt out frem the bottom
Sunday morning causing a little I'm
easiness for a time.
Prussian condition, worm and heav
powders, poultry food & lice killer TO
chickens. Stock food in packages O
Is pound pals at Stitsers. 80
Henry Bloom left Saturday 70
Chicago, where he contemplates en-
tering Photographic school unit
fall and then return here.
Castor oil, baby cried. Do 20,
blame it? They smile for castoleum
Does not Supply but removes tn
cause. Soc Ray Humiston.
w. E. Madison has been drawn O
the Federal Petit Jury and job
Roman on the Grand Jury tina
meets at Mankato, March 18th.
Castoleum is pleasant to take. A
the photographer needs to make
child look pleasant is to show a boz
tie of casto4eum. Ray Humiston.
Wanted, girl to general hous,
work, will pay good wages. En-
quire next door to Peter Thomr
sons Ttf JONI RAAAez.
The Behanesey entertainment Nor
day evening was we'll attended an
enjoyed by the entire audience. TIL
ladies realized about $50. for their |;
bors.
Judging from the boxes that hs
been unloaded for Mrs. w. j. O'Co1
nor the past week, hats are either {
an unusual size or she has YER
large stock.
Taken this month-keeps you we
all summer. Drives away impu,
blood. The greatest spring ton
ever offered. Rocky Mountain. AS
your druggist. ST.. s.....
It is reported that Rev. f. G. Bail
formerly pastor of the Presbyteria
church here,is about to engage in Il
furniture and underta kinn hn.;na