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

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Olaf Palm expects to leave thi,
week for California with a view o
finding permanent location.
Come and see George and Marth.
Washington Al tho Congregations
church parlors February z2nd.
David Thompson, Of Lakeild, visi
ted his brother Alex Tuesday. He il
working in drugstore there.
John Disch and wife of Iona re-
tnrned home Wednesday, from Wis
it with Thos. Klasy and family.
Every family should have a bottl.
of Humiston's hive syrup hand. You
may need it suddenly. Costs Doc.
The Bank of Worthington are put
ting on new ceiling in their Office
and will make other improvements.
A good position for the right man
with small capital. =. Gall on OF
address F. E. Nelson, Kinbrae, MINI
It is reported that a party of con.
siderable capital from tho country
will open restaurant in the Salmon
building.
w. A. says that Humiston's sixty
cold capsules cured tho grip for him.
More than a hundred others say the
same thing.
Jacob Gustafson expects to leave
the first of next month for Pillager,
Cass Co., where he will make his fu-
ture home.
Don't let that cough get a hold on
you. Get a bottle of Humiston's
lung balsam. Its made for these
hard colds. 40c.
F. H. Peavey, of the Peavey Ele.
vator Co., passed through here last
week in special car looking after
his along the line.
Chas. N. Hunt, tho evangelist,
who was hero one summer will open
a series Of meetings in Luverne tho
middle of next month.
German tea is the perfection Of
stomach and liver medicines. Pim-
ple, eruption and bad breath all give
in. 25c, Ray Humiston.
Information has reached here, that
DR.. Kellam, of Kinbrae, has become
demeRted, to the extent of having a
desire to commit suicide.
Wanted, a girl to general house
work, will pay good wages. En-
quire next door to Peter Thomp-
sons 27M JOIN RAHAcs.
E. A. Trip was elected q delegate
to the State meeting of the A. o. U.
W. Lodge which meets in st. Paul
early next month, Monday evening.
The sale of F. Amelsbsrg was
postponed, Monday on account OF the
weather, until Wednesday February
18th. He is going to move to Ore
gon to settle.
A farewell reception was rendered
Ensign Dinwoodie and wife Friday
evening in honor of the departure fol-
New Ulm. Sunday the farewell scr.
vice will DO held. y 80 -.
Svante Kali received a letter from
his brother while enreute for home
while he was in England, saying that
Carl Palm was sick most of tho tune
while on the ocean.
Harry Levine revine returned last
week from St. Paul, where he has
been with his sick mother. She ha,
improved come. Mrs. Levine is nov
visiting in St.. Paul.
Died, Kate Holland, Sunday Feb
ruary II, aged "a years, of pneumon
ia, after a short sickness. Tho re-
mains were taken to New London
Iowa, for interment.
| Aug. Swanson purchased an sxtr,
quality of dray wagon, one that was
made for exhibition at the state fair
from J. D. Humiston and will oper
ate dray line here.
Come to the Congregation;
church on Washington's Birthda,
and be served az was the Father O
our country, warm chicken pie, brow
bread, etc. all for 25c.
Marriage license were issued las
Wednesday, to Herman Nolte ant
Reika Kruger, Edward Bsrreau an,
Eva Montgomery. Monday to Heik
Rust and Charlotte L. Robinson.
More precious than pure gold bt
cause it never fails to cure your head
ache, indigestion, constipation, pin
pies, bad blood. A great syster
regulator. Rocky Mountain Tea. 2
| statesmen WANTED.-Excer
tional opportunity, large hous
changing travellers for resident al
ents. Offers samples in each di,
trict. Rubber Co., Is Cliff St., Ne,
York.