The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-02-16

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Peter Heinl went rs WorthinRton
Monday and returned Tuesday. He
has resigned his position with Scott
& Beull and will commence work as
timer for F. r. Patterson: of Worth.
ington, the LIST Of Matoh .-Lakefeld
Standard.
s. F.. People, who has been spend
the winter at Phoenix, Arizona,
states that he is rapidly regainine
health. The weather there this win
tor has been very moderate, averag-
ing the neighborhoed of SO degrees
above zero. -
The Ladies' Missions ~ Society of
the Congregational Church will give
a Martha Washington tea party F eb
ruary ~, supper from 6 to 10 at the
church parlors. Everybody cordial
y invited to come dressed in their
grandparents clothes.
A hole was cut in the ice Sunday
ut the lake end of the intake pipe
and quantities of fish, bullheads,
suckers pickerel, pike and large frogs
were taken out and carried away. It
is said that about 100 people obtain
ed temporary supply of fish.
Rev. Boil, pastor-at-large of the
Presbyterian church. spent a few
days here, q guest at the home of
Geo. D. Dayton. He came here
from Round Lake whore a series of
meetings,were held and 1t is reported
that twenty conversions were made.
The Swedish Mercantile Go. de-
sise to enlarge their stock of goods
which will require more room and in
order to accommodate them the A.
0. U. W. will probably make some
valuable improvements in their build
ing now occupied by this prosperous
firm.
Sanusl-Dslt figure on marrying
model wife unless you are a mind
reader, and know for certain that
she takes Rosky Mountain Tea. 26
The reception given at the home
of Geo. D. Dayton Friday evening by
the Presbyterian church in honor of
their choir, was a delightful occas-
ion. About eighty were in attend
ance and tho night was one of the
coolest we have had. The evening
was heartily enjoyed in social inter
course. music, singing, Rotations
and rofreshment.
A search was made in the old we'll
at tho round house Friday for the
body of NJ, Saline who disappeared
come time ago. A: party recently
disclosed that about che time Of his
disappearance the ice in the we'll was
broken and other traces of some one
being around it, were seon. No trace
of the man wBs discovered by the in
vestigation.
A. E. Tuttle received cheerful in.
formation from his son Fred in the
18th last week, that mono of the boys
of Co. n were in any way connected
with the breach of discipline that
had occurred. Fred has been ex
amined in tho signal service depart
mont and is liable to be transferred
to another locality at any time and
it may send him to the Philippines
or Cuba ultimately.
Prof. G.. ". E. Hill of Iowa, op.
ened sories of temperance lecture,
here Sunday evening. He is OK,
ceedingly interesting speaker and
his manner of presenting the ques
ton shows that he has made it on
of observation and study. His illus
trations and pictures are very vivid
lily brought out, and cannot fail to
strike to the heart and leave an i'm
preston on his hearers that will fur
nish them food for confederation al
through life, from the youngest t.
tho oldest person in his audiences
Tuesday evening he held his audienc
keenly interested for two hours am
scarcely a person loft the room be
fore the close. He talks to his aud
fence and if any pounding on tn
back is done they get it. The al
tendance at every meeting has bee
good and if our readers have an or
portunity to hear him they shout
> not lose it.
4 famous dish for breakfast
= keeps the whole family well-cost
only 35s-lasts 20 days-one pacl
, ago of Rocky Mountain Tea. Is