The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-06-09

Ladies' wishing hair goods, in
Guiding switches, bangs. curls etc.
call on McNaughton & Co. 36tf
The Evangelical church will hold
their Children's day exercises and
festival in Henry PILES grove Thurs.
day June 10Th.
See Ventioner & Baker before hav-
ing your painting and papering done.
All work guaranteed. Shop in rear
of Worthington Hotel.
Mrs. G.E. Brown will soon com,
mence the erection Of building on
9Th Avenue to be used as paint
shop by G. Synkerson. :...1.. !.
A young child Of Stephen Muck's
family in the Clary addition wander
away from home Monday and was
found near the water station. - =
y Captain Trembath was called to
Winnebago City this week to visit
the Brigadier: He expected to be
back the latter part of this week.
For Rent.-Four room house. new
" papered and painted. Enquire of
S. Kindlund. 49,. *..... .@1... F.. =,
Two hundred bushels ear corn and
eight hundred bushels shelled corn,
tor sale. Delivered in in town if want
ed at twenty-five cents per bushel. :
42-2 j. HANsBERaER. i
Rocky Mountain Tea is not simply
a laxative. It's wonderful remedy
for every kind of ache, constipation.
indigestion, bad blood. Ask your
druggist. !
The directors of the Bank of Wor-
Ellington held their annual NEE ting
here Tuesday. Webb Vincent Of
Fort Dodge Iowa, and G.. G.. Kors-
'lund, OF Livermore, Ia, were present.
The old officers we're all re-elected.
and the bank found to be in its u.s.
ual prosperous and stable condition.
A woman wants a man for a hus.
band, one with life, energy, courage.
"Girls, if you get one without these
good qualities, give him Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Twill do the business
Ask your druggist.
Buy a Wheel to be- proud of, and
/ ride on the boulevards. Don't buy
one that has been gummed and glued
together for purely Commercial pur.
poses," and then spend your time
and money in the repair shop. Gel
a U. S. Wheel at u. F. Hansberger's
j. G. Boldly has contracted tc
build a house and barn on section
Is, Dewald, for Henry Agne, of Tip.
ton, Iowa. Last Friday night dur.
ing the storm, the house, which was
all completed except putting on the
inside castings, was struck by light
ming and one gable nearly torn en-
tirely out.
Ventioner & Baker, the painters
and paperhangers, have opened up a
shop in the rear of the Worthington
Hotel, where orders may be left for
all work in their line. This firm is
better prepared than ever to cater to
your wants in identifying your home.
See them before having any work
done. All work guaranteed. 43tf
John, if you were a women, you'd
know as I know and all other women
know, that Rocky Mountain Tea is
the greatest blessing women ever
had. 35c. Ask your druggist.
M. G. Nelson who was a resident of
Hersey township, and went south
last fall, accompanied by his son. re-
turned last week. Those who know
him will remember that he was quite
a feshy person but since going there
he had the swamp fever which reduc-
ed him in flesh 80 that many of his
old friends failed to recognize him.
His son went to Oklahoma to ride in
some races.
Adrian is making elaborate arrang.
ements for big time there the Fourth.
AS no move toward a celebration has
been been made here, the sprobabili-
ties are none will be held, in this
event our citizens should turn out
en-masse and join our sister town,
making it the grandest event of this
part of the state. There is no doubt
but what train load of people would
go there if arrangements were made
for getting them back at season
able hour on the railroad:
Report of four months in Dist.
%. Number of pupils enrolled u,
average attendance 1928. number of
cases of hardness 8. Pupils in at
tendance every day are: Sadie
Brown, Christine Waemund, Willie
Brown, Lois Young, Henry Mohr,
Loren Young, Fred Mohr. -Four