The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06


plants 20 to L. H. Becky. If
Mrs. L. n. Beckley and daughter
| went to Sheldon Monday for a visit
A boy or girl desiring to learn te
| set type will find a good opportunity
by enquiring at this Office.
j. A. Darling returned Monday
night from Vernon Center where be
has been spending the winter,
Miss Julia Fondness, of Heron
Lake is visiting her cousins, Carl Op.
pen and family here this week.
A. J. Kannal and crew went ia
Brewster Tuesday to complete the
painting of the large hardware store
there.
For deep we'll work call on or ad-
dress Chas. Glattly Worthington,
MINI. l9tf
DR.. Andrews. of Mankato, was in
town Sunday.
j. P. Peterson, county treasurer, is
very sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. Fell, of Round Lake, spent
Sunpay with W. A Mosher. Mr..
Fell says there is large amount of
building ing progress for that vii
Iage this year.
WANTED-Honest man or woman to
travel for large house; salary $65
monthly and expenses, with increase;
Position permanent; inclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. MANA
GER, $50, Catxon bldg, Chicago.
2O-16
Miss Wise, who is teaching at
Fulda is spending her VACATION at
the home of Conductor Jones.
1t is reported that intlamatory
rheumatism has now affected the left
arm of Mrs. Hovey and that she is in
very bad condition.
Geo. Kistner and family, of Water
loo, Iowa, passed through here Tues
day on their way to Brewster to take
up permanent residence there,
A. J: Hunt, formerly editor of the
Signal was in town Tuesday. His
lease having expired, the proprietor,
G. NJ. Davis has assumed the editor
again.
Rape Clover and Millet seed for
sale at J. D. & w. I. Humiston.
A dance was held at the Brazel
residence Monday night. Some un-
invited guests were informed that
their room was more acceptable than
their company.
Thos. Egan a sub-contractor on
the Burlington came in here Monday
night with three men on his way to
Wilmont to build camps for the crews
that are expected here Monday. The
construction on the extension will be
commenced just as soon as possible.
w. j. Long, who has been ap.
pointed rOadmaster of the Sioux Falls
lines in place of n. Grain, having
resigned. Mr.. Long will take hole
of the work Friday April 6. He wal
here Tuesday, Mr.. Grain is unde
cided as to what he will do just a
present.
Buchan is making beautiful staml
photos.
Rev. Schmidt went to Lakefelt
Monday.
Oliver & Madison drove to Ewing
ton Sunday.
Mrs. Collins and sister went t.
Estherville Monday.
Mrs. Albert Ferstenberg is YER,
sick with malarial fever.
J. H. James contemplates building
a. new house on the property he re
Gently purchased.
r. A. Ebay is expected here tn
first of this week with several cars 9
his grading outfit.
Rev. G. F. Bronson has re nted th
new house of Sam Allen that is no,
being constructed.
Hon. W. Fl. Gray, of Luvern
passed through here Monday on hi
way home from California.
Fred Bloom and wife,. of De
Moiues. Ia, arrived Saturday for
visit with his brother Ellie and AL.
Persons who made pledges at th
Presbyterian church can pay them
Hart Douglass in his Office over pos
Office.
Julius Moll lsft Monday afternoo
to accept position in a tailor sho
at Paullina, la. He may move the,
later.
Mrs. Emma Sibley returned Nor
day from Sioux City. She report
having very pleasant visit Will
there.