The Worthington advance., 1899-11-10

Mrs. Hy Hyland is putting steam heat
IN her residence.
Miss Anna Johnson began school
in Ransom, Monday.
The @. E. s. served refreshments
at their meeting Monday evening.
Brilliant San ncisco g Chronicle.
Chapin at Masonic Hall Monday eve
ming.
Miss Bessie Stewart spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home at Graham
Lakes. I'LL. ... .1.: s5..
All were highly enthusiastic Capt.
tai Des Moines, Iowa. AT Masonic
Hall Monday night.
. Mr.. Chapin's program was a series
of happy surprises. Review, Spokane
Wash. Masonic Hall Monday night.
r The Swedish Lutheran church will
begin session Of two or three days
mission conference, the first Of next
week. ~=~ ~ 49,.
Mrs. W. NJ. Evans and Mrs. W. j.
Humiston united with the Episcopal
church Tuesday evening, when Bishop
Gilbert was here.
Mrs. I. Shannon, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. A. w. Lyon for
some time returned to her home at
Charles City, Thursday.
Mrs. G. A. Forbes left Thursday for
a couple of weeks visit with her sister
in Custer, Mich, whom she has not
seen fot eighteen years.
Revs. j. M. Bull and Carl A. Ander.
son attended the Marshall District
Conference held at Luverne, Wednes
day and Thursday of this week.
All the ladies intending buying o.
that have bought shoes at Swartz' cal
get their shoes, any color, shined free
at Schwartz shoe store Saturday.
J. J. Kelley, formerly with Humis
tons drug store at Ellsworth arrived
in Worthington Wednesday forenoon
enroute for his home in Minneapolis.
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IF you find a defective skin il
North Star fur coats, send the Goa
to Lanpher, Finch & Skinner or you
dealer, and the coat will be mad
right, free Of charge. .......5 .....:
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will give social at the resi-
dence of 81. N. Douglass Friday eve
ming. Musical program. Refresh
ments served Is cents. .~.- . -.
*1f yau want a North Star fur Goa
(which is the. best made) and you
clothier does not sell them, write Lar
pher, Finch & Skinner. They wi
send you tho name of a merchant j
your neighborhood that will fill you
order. Z =: .".,.*> e: :. :. LIZA. .@ .> -
MARRIED James Jack and Alice
Middleton, Of Scotland, in New Yor
/ City, Monday, Oct. %, Rev. Jane
J Steele, Reformed Presbyterian ofhc
ating at the residence of the pasto
J The couple returned to Worthingto
] last week Thursday and will reside O
, the farm of James Walker which M
Jacks rents.
\ Mrs. II. e. Torrance went to MAJ
, kato Thursday to visit her sister, Mr.
: salpaugh: who was recently injured.
\ W. B. Smythe, General Agent M
: Cormick Harvester Co., Mankato, ra
4 down for days "spiel' at the broa,
\ bills with Will Humiston. He broug]
= down his Mullins "get there" dut
boat and fifty canvas back decoy
4 He was accompanied by Mr..
= One reason why so many your
! Fpeople take up stenography in Il
; Mankato Commercial College, is th
D Prof, Brandup of that institution
the author of the system taught. A
realize that to be placed under h
instruction means success. Write fl
1900 catalog.
G. J. Smallwood put telephor
intrument on the stage in Mason
hall Monday night to experime1
as to how the music would sound OF
on the line by the patrons of phone
So far the experiment proved vel
satisfactory and the music was vel
pleasing in this way.
G. H. Schecter is having remarl
able SUCCESS as agent for the Ne
York Life Insurance Company, whic
lis demonstrated by the premiums
receives. Recently the company 8
an Advertising medium gave ever
agent half a dozen lead pencils for
certain amount of insurance, and M
lSchecter's SUCCESS entitles him I