The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-29


II Mn. q Hack cit IS very sick.
The old water tank is being tori
Il down. s#s.5
Mrs. Geo. Mackay returned Tues
/ day from her visit at Luverne.
Mrs. A. w. Lyon left Tuesday t,
meet her sister at Minneapolis.
/. O. II. Nystroln arrived Tuesda!
| from Boone Ia, for short visit.
i The Worthington Mill Co. loaded
a car of -four for Des Moines Tues
day.
81. Miller, ex-treasurer of Brame1
county, was in town Friday to secure
some real estate. ~ ~>E
T.Klasy a nd wife were expected
home Friday from a four weeks Wis
it in Minneapolis. -.
| Miss Alma johnson returned Tues
from Chicago where she has been
for the past year.
G. D. Challenfant, a physician OF
Streeter, ILL.,, Was in town Friday
looking for a location.
! G. w. Smith is spending few
days here visiting old time friends,
and recuperating in health.
The Presbyterian church have
closed a contract with Cedar Rapids
parties for circular pews for the new
church.
G. G.. Hutchins and wife and G. A.
Sterling, of Streeter, Ill.,, were in
town Friday looking for real estate
to invest in.
Miss Tilla Goelz, of Mason City, Ia,
arrived Tuesday to take care of her
brother, August, who was injured
Monday.
Friday, Henry Haggard sold to
Iowa parties 36 head of stock for
$l732. This is good price and it
ought to prove to farmers that stock
raising is one of the richest fruits of
he farm. Or course Mr.. Hayyard
is one of those successful farmers,
but it's all in the method, and others
can do as we'll by adopting methods
that are usually used by all farmers
that make a success from farming.
You'll never get tired, tagged out
disappointed, unhappy, or make mis-
takes in marriage if you use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Ask your druggist
D1ED-Miss Minnie Muck aged 13
| years, of spinal mengitis, Saturday
night, Sept. %.
She was sick only a short time, and
only abed three days. On account of
the absence of her father, Stephen
Muck, date of funeral cannot be given.
G. w. w. Dow is now in attendance
at the U. S. Court at Council Bluffs
and reports three of Harrison alias
McCarthy's pals have been indicted
and will be tried next week. It is
expected that two at least will plead
guilty.
Miss Alice Rohrer has gone to a
Presbyterian hospital at Chicago
She was unable TO attend the SER
vices of her mothers funeral at St.
Paul. She may undergo an opera
tiop in Chicago. In case she does
or does not she will go to the Hot
iSpmngs as soon as able to travel.
The case of Bert Sufferer was be-
fore Justice Stevens Tuesday, from
about nine a. M, until three thirty p
m. Three witnesses for the plaintiff
were examined and seven for the de-
Tense. The Justice took the case I'M
der consideration and will render a
decision Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. Conway will send two of his
horses to Window to enter the race
there the first Of the week and the
last of the week to St. James where
there is purse Of $500. He will
keep the horse that was badly injur
ed in Iowa at home to doctor it up
It was not fit to enter the race here
but he didn't want to have any disap
pointment to the people to occur.
Carl Eastwood has sold the Men
ahga Messenger, and has purchased
a paper at Homer, Mich, where he
removed this week. Carl MS too
good newspaper man to remain Ions
in the woods. and will undo !,tedly
meet with success in his new :ation
| His many friends in sout|, .,esterr
Minnesota will greatly regret that he
is to leave the state.-Herol Lake
News.
All "doubting Thomases," who are
hove been predicting that the new
opera house woulc not be built, ar.
now forced to admit that their voca
, ton as prophets is gone. A force o
carpenters in charge of Angus
Hayes is making merry music witt
ham ner, saw and plane, and ere Ions
an imposing structure, brick venired