The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-02-09

G. W. Davis moved to Wilmont
Monday.
Mrs. Geo Griggs returned to St.
Paul Monday.
Burr Ludlow. of Rushmore was in
town Monday.
Mrs. G. II. Schecter is assisting in
the store of I. T. Brannigan.
Gene Shepherd has been taken of
from his run on the Burlington.
E. E. Ventioner went to Heron
Lake Monday to do some work.
The Lanpher hat leads everywhere
because it tits best and wears best.
o. K. Hawley, of Baldwin, Wis.,,
spent Sunday with his brother, II.
Hawley.
Louis Kissell went to Sioux City to
be examined az to his qualifications
as fireman.
Mrs. E. II. Bassett. of Rushmore;
transacted business in Worthington
Monday. .:
DID,. Hurd left on Saturday with
a car containing eighteen horses, for
Hoosic Falls, NY.
You will need hat this spring.
Don't forget that you can get a perfect
hat in Lanpher at reasonable cost.
D. Cramer has purchased the B. F.
johnson property opposite W. E.
Stoutemyer's farm.
There is the ordinary hat and the
Lanpher hat. The difference is
marked. Always ask for the Lam
pher.
The rope in the flagstaff on tho
school building has been broken 80
that the weather signals cannot be
displayed.
Mrs. Grove; who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. r. Conway,
for some time left Monday for her
home at Pennington.
l. T. Brannigan is preparing to
open a store at Ellsworth similar ID
the one here. Pat O'Connor and w.
R. Merwin left on Monday with two
wagon loads of fixtures and goods.
Mrs. H. M. Jones and daughter,
Mildred left on Saturday for Kansae,
where she will leave her daughter
and 80 to New York City to learn
the tailoring system.
Have not hidden ye beware OF
something said to be the same az
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by tho
Madison Me dicine Co? If ye arr
truly wise, heed this warning. As
your druggist. !.
A brother.in-law of Mr.. Merchant
had his right hand bitten by Ivan
Erickson's dog in Ira Mishler's livery
barn Sunday. The Aeshy part of the
thumb was bit through so as to ex-
pose the bone. The hand was dressed
by physician.
Mrs. Jos. Lowe has had an opera
ton performed on her eyes and q
letter from her Saturday says she was
feeling first.rate and would set up
some Sunday. The many friends OF
the family will be pleased to learn
that she has recovered.
1t is reported that a general store
will be opened in the vicinity of AL
blnson & Boberg's lumber yard in the
spring. It is prophesied that at some
future time Tenth street will be filled
with business houses to the corner OF
the above aamed lumber yard.
Seek not TO steal the other fellows
light, I
Rather put on steam and make
your own,
Do whatever you do with all your
might,
By taking Rocky Mountain Tea at
night your drugg list.
L. G. Long, of Magnolia, was in
town Monday and says his building
at Wilmont for his printing Office
which he is going to move there
from Magnolia, is nearly ready 70,
occ upancy and he will move az soon
as it is ready. We U ay now look fo1
populism to spread over this entire
county by the light thrown upon tn.
people displaying the advantages o.
tearing down all departments of oul
stable government and implantine
anything that is favorable to pro
gressiveness and prosperity. W.
wish the br& ther sue cess. {.
H. J. Ludlow has the agency TO
the Wedge Nursery Co., Albert Lea
He sells no southern stock all MINI
esota grown. Mr.. Wedge has an ex
perience Of twenty years working
with the state horticultural society