The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-02-23

For Sa'0-leam twin horses com
ing six years old. j. F. ULLR1oH.
1872 Worthington, MINI.
The Presbyterian church has IN
vited the Baptist. Congregations
and Methodist churches to unit,
with them in the series of meeting
to be begun next Sunday under DR.
Wills.
Have 1 not hidden ye beware O.
something said to be the same. al
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by the
Madison M dicine Co? If ye are
truly wise, heed this warning. As
your druggist.
The Webber Comedy Co. closed a
three nights engagement here Satur'
urday night, playing to very small
audience. To say the least they are
about the cheapest outfit that ever
struck town in long while. They
left for Window Saturday night.
Improved farms, Prairie and tim
Der land, Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wilkin counties, Minnesota
Prices low. Ter ms easy. Free "a
road fare. NJ. E. LAYTON. Agt.
The Young Mems League held a
meeting at the residence of Rev.
Wilson Aull Friday evening. Alter
short business session an interest
ing program was rendered. Next
meeting March End. A full attend
ance is desired.
Losr.-A bundle Of atlas checks in
Worthipgton. Finder will please
leave at this Office. 1t,
Lee Forbes gave delightful
crokopole party to about twenty-five
of his friends Friday evening which
was enjoyed by those present. Glen
Baker won the prize, a beautiful pho
tograph of the high school building.
Refreshments were served at the
close.
Grandma Fullwiler celebrated her
77th birthday last Thursday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Parsons.
There were present to make a pleas
SAINT afternoon for the old lady, Mes
danes Trip, Barber, Sain, Peterson,
Hendricks, Long, Pratt, Mclean.
Dayton. Sanford, Mckay. Lestica,
Brown, Palm and Moshier.
H. J. Ludlow has the agency for
the Wedge Nursery Co., Albert Lea.
He sells no southern stock all Mimi
esota grown. Mr.. Wedge has an ex-
perience Of twenty years working
with the state horticultural socie' y
selling fruit trees adopted by them
grown all over the state and sure to
grow. This stock is all grown in
Mr.. Wedge orchard and guaranteed. fail
ing to grow in two moths, replaced
free all stock dying within two years
replaced at half price. 27-4
You will need hat this spring
Don't forget that you can get a perfect
a. in Lanpher at reasonable cost.
Christ Strubing left overland TO
his new farm near Brewster to make
his future home. 1t took thirt,
teams to carry all his machinery an(
household goods to their new home
This worthy family will be great,
missed in this community af the,
have proved themselves noble citi
zens and nejghbors. They departed
Monday.
| Maud-Is S and 80 too old to hop
for improvements 1 should say nc
One just begins to line. Take Rock
Mountain Tea. You'll be bloomin
fair at 60.-Ask your druggist.
The many friends of Frank Martin
at one time editor of the Worthine
ton Globe, will regret to learn that b
met with painful accident one da
last week. He was about to start tn
engine in the office of the Pontia
Leader when in some unexplaine
manner the last two fingers of hi
right hand were caught laceratin
: them so that it was necessary to an
putation the fingers close to tt
hand.
Neutrality-suspicious. of middl
} age. Apply at this Office. 2
The Tuthill Lumber company hav
recently sold bills of lumber to til
following persons: Sam Swanson
, the contractor, for a large house i
the village; B. M. Cutter, barn an
.. additions to house; W. H. Blum
mill house at creamery; Geo. Hacke
large barn in Elk Twp; B. Billstin
machine warehouse in Indian Lal
twp; A. S. Firth, machine warehou'
Q in Worthiugton township; J. B. M
MILAN, large barn in Lorain tw
r You should always figure with tn
company and be sure of getting Il
lowest prices going. l-d-1-w
AGENTS wanted for the best twp
writer on the market. the "Pittsbu