The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-04-07

q. ". Millar, and JAS. Mackay was
The grandest ever rendered in our
village and seldom eqnalled outside |
81 the .largea cities. Tho Palms"
and ''Halleujah Chorous were Of
the highest order and wers only sung
in the largest churches Of the large
cities On q similar occasion. Both
the morning and evening song ser-
viceNWas composed Of high grade mu.
sic and very pleasing, especially the
two above named pieces. which are
very di&cult and their successful
production reflects great credit those
6 ''nposing thechoir.
Farmers wanting any kind Of farm
machinery should not fail to come to
Worthington IS look over the stock
and sty les on exhibition. There are
three dealers which gives an excellent
opportunity to make selection, that
comes within your idea, which cannot
be satisfied where the stock is small,
and where such, an immense stock is
purchased, dealers are enabled to OBJ
tain a better price and purchasers
reap the benefit financially by pur-
chasing in Worthington. Farmers
will cave many days wages by in
vestigating the implement obtainable
here, not only because of the low pri-
css but the durability of the goods,
US our dealers handle only the best
that is on the market and of the lat
est improved patterns. It will pay
any farmer to drive miles to see the
immense amount of, machinery now
in Worthington, and where there is
such stock is the place to purchase.
Five COWS for sale. j. D. Humiston.
John Deal visited Jackson this
week. /.
For Sale-Fiye COWS. J. D. Humis'
John Ely. of Dewald is building a
new house. 4.
Will stoutemeyer is spending his
vacation at home.
Miss Carrie Dayton returned from
Minneapolis last Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Tink-
ham Wednesday April S a son.
Wanted, a girl for general house.
work. .Enquire.ef Mr.. D. Shell.
Judge Cory is enjoying a visit with
his mother from Thorntown Ind.
Miss Mona Turner of Lakeheld il
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. P. Peterson
A. II. Segerstrome has moved into
the house vacated by John Sablbom
The best g 10 81 stock of millin
cry to be had az Mrs. ". u. O'Con
nor's. = &zs ::
Marriage license were issued Tues
day to Ben johnson and Selma Pet.
erson. Ia
| w. F. Rieckhoff of Orange City In
transacted business in Worthingto1
Tuesday. >faGG b.
The ready-to-wear-hats are al
strictly up-to-date,,. at Mrs. w. }
IO'Connor's. !: s3tt IT,:
A reception4will be given the boy
of Go. 81. at Adrian next week Thurs
| day evening: = . / r. .'
! Mrs. s. N. Rose, who has bee,
on the sick list ths past two weeks;
IL recovering. EoF* :s.>='
| Otis Bigelow has purchased the 10
between his residence and the Pres
1byterian Manse.:J;; =: ~.
! Miss Mildred Ager returned
Mankato Monday where she is atten'
ing the Normal
| 1t lis a decided pleasure for us t.
show you: our line of milliney. Nh,
w. j. OConnor.!
S. A. Peters, manager of W.
Humiston's harness shop, is on tn
sick list this week. -.
Don't overlook Schwartz ad. be
cause he says he has in thousand dol
lar let of now shoes.
N4loo Lulu Z uG4dA VI NuouuOI
passed through Worthington Monda
. snroute for Mankato.
According to the Daily press repor
j. A. Nicols has been granted a pen
sion of $500 per month.
G. Wooley Grand Chancellor o
the X. P. Lodge was in town Wed
nesday to stimulate little activit,
, into the order.
t Mrs. P. A.. Christensen, of Lu
. verne, stopped here on her way hom'
, from Jackson for a short visit wit
+ relatives, Mrs. Geo. Mackay.
> G.. W. Patterson banker of Ashton
and brother of F. r. Patterson i
moving here and will occupy tn
house vacated by r. L. Morland.
DR.. Curran has formed apatnershi1
with DR.. F. N. Mann Of Minneapoli
? aud will thus be enabled to devot
more of his time to surgery and ey
a work.. ........