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

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now employed by F. G. Stitser.
| ]. s. Frink has moved to the hous,
vacated by w. B. Hubbard.
Rev. Daimler, of Ocheydan, visited
Rev. Steinmyer here Friday.
For deep we'll work call on or ad
lress Chas. Glattly Worthington
lM'nn. 19tf
WANrED-Honest man or woman tc
travel for large house; salary $65
monthly and expenses, with increase;
position permanent; inclose self ad.
dressed stamped envelope. MAN.
AGER, $50 Caxton bldg. Chicago.
20-l6
W. H Harrington has rented T.
w. Keavy's house on Nineth street.
F. A. Vihlen, of Round Lake, was
IA pleasant caller while in town Satur-
day.
Marriage license were issued Fri
day to Henry Iverson and Mary
Carteus by Clerk Humiston.
A. J. Kannal rendered few of his
friends card party at his home last
Thursday night. Music was also en-.
joYed.
A. e. Hedberg sold this week to
IS. F. Barden, travelling man from
Chicago, the north half of sixteen,
Ewington township.
Thos. Palmer returned from Man.
kato Friday night, where he under
went successful operation of having
an abscess of tho ear removed.
MI. Vosburgh and wife returned
homo Saturday afternoon. She ex-
pected to stay longer but owing to
the illness of daughter did not.
The ground hog must have OBJ
served bis shadow if he came out to-
day, and according to the old saying
he will go back for forty days. This
means that the attacks on the coal
bin must continue until the middle
of March.
A limo from Austin Hovey says:
Arrived at Bolvidere Tuesday morn
ing, coolest weather of the winter,
until Saturday. Commenced snow
ing Saturday night and there was
about six inche. Sunday morning,
but nice and pleasant.
Tho Flour De Lois, dancing club
gave 4 dancing party at Masonic
Hall Friday night. The attendance
vas not worry large but those present
had pleasant time.
A. ]. Kannal has secured the SER
vices of u.s.. RAIDER and Chas. Coha-
gan, of Winchester, ILL.,, to assist him
during the coming season. Both are
frst-class painters and paper hangers.
A. j. Kannal finished painting and
papering the large store Of h. E. Tor.
rance & Bro, Wednesday. The store
now presents a handsome appearance
and ready for the large stock of goods
en- route.
A "B-lated Picnic Party" was given
at tho home of M. P. Mann Friday
evening in honor of their son Clinton's
birthday. There were about fifty
young people present enjoying games
and refreshments. Clinton was pre-
sented with TO untain pen and other
gifts.
The Curiosity social held at Bak-
+r's hall Friday night by the G. E.
society of the Presbyterian church
Was we'll attended. Curiosities IN
abundance were displayed. represent
ing age and beauty souvenirs and
value. Many expressed their sur
PRISE that such large collection of
interesting articles could be collec-
ted. The oldest one was the proper
ty Of Mrs. s. W. Wyckoff, piece of
mummy cloth, supposed to be 1900
years old, enclosed in a case to pre-
serve it. A pleasing program of rec
itations vocal music by little ones
and selections by the Y. NJ. L. or
chestra, was rendered. The society
netted over $33, for their labor.
Mrs. G. Morrison went to Minnea-
polls, Tuesday on account of the sick.
ness of her sisters daughter.
H. N. Douglass has moved his
Office to the Bank of Worthington
building occupying the room next to
M. E. Lawton's.
A con was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Fuerstenberg, who reside near
WiImont, Tuesday morning, Jan. 80,
1900.-Iona Journal.
Mrs. J. Q, Edwards left Tuesday
for hsr future home near Oklahoma
City. Mr.Edwards left ON Saturday
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