The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-11-17

Advance Office.
Why not take the DAILY the list is
increasing every week. ":
Frank People and wife returned
home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Alma Olson returned Thurs
day from a visit at Marcus, la.
Good heating stove for sale cheap.
15tf Mrs. G. III. SCHEoTER.
Old iron, copper and rubbers
bought at the New York Bargain
Store. 8tf
The ladies are perfecting plans to
tender return banquet to the young
mon in the near future.
$3.50 will get the Advance and
Youths Companion, for new sub
scribers to the Companion.
In the list of contributors toward
the Baptist church, published, the
name of NJ. S. Smith, SIS was omitted.
The Equal Rights Club will hold
it's monthly meeting at 7:l5 p. M,
Tuesday, November 2lst, at Mr.. He'd
berg's office over Morland's drug
store.
Jos. Loveless has been obliged to
give up work, in his shop this week on
account of rkeum atism. and has had
Mr.. Richardson at the forge to attend
his patrons.
The ladies of St. Johns Guild will
serve supper in the Workman Hail.
Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th, COM
mencing at 6 o'clock, also sale OF
fancy and useful articles.
A new time card is said will be out
on the Omaha road Sunday, cutting
out the stops at some Of the small
stations east of St. James, enabling
the through trains to make better
time.
The young people OF the Swedish
Lutheran church are arranging for a
debate over topic OF the day, being
something like this: Is the railroad
along the lake shore benefit to the
town.
Nathan Barnes returned Saturday
from trip in Swift county where he
purchased half section of land
which is all broken up, with out any
waste and contains god buildings
lose to town.
A Reminder-Better keeI
a hot water bottle in thu
house. They are always use
full, especially in winter. W.
have them from SOC up.
l. Il. IL. MORLAND,
Druggist.
Mondays issue contained a STATE
ment that j. D: Matteson's team "a
away with M. J. Bryan. MIR. Matt
son informs US that it was Matt
J team that had the fun. This CORE
2 ton is made as we do not wish
, give Mr.. Matteson's handsome tea
y bad reputation,
l The separator of the Furstenbe
\ boys, which was reported burned
= laet weeks paper, was covered by i
surance, and it is optional with q
: company whether they replace t
y machine or pay for it. The origin
= ! the fire yet remains mystery.
! Hard and sOftCOa1 cor
!, stant1y on hand at low
est prices. Call and e1
J a mine coal before order
!, ing. lid F. C. Turner.
Evangelist Meigs opened a seri'
} of meetings in the Baptist chur;
Wednesday evening to fair size
audience. From his first meeting Y
should Judge he is an interestin
speaker, illustrating the scriptures
such manner beneficial to christian
and others, and that his labors he,
will be productive of much good. G
and hear every night this week.
We wish our weekly subscribe
would compare the Advance wit
the other papers and if the A
vance gives you more news tell 20,
neighbors of it, as they like to enjt
the best as we'll as you do. Dor
forget to speak good word for Il
}Advance, that helps to make it
better paper, by reason Of our gettil
new subscribers on your recommen
The Advance is long ways bele
our idea of good paper, but tn
will not furnish tho means for ma
ing it better. New subscribers q
what will help.