The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-23

w. b. Norman ana vile, OF SlOu.
City, arrived Saturday for q visi
with their son Horace. ....&
Mrs. H. S. Porter, Of Baraboo, Wis
arrived Saturday afternoon to- visi
her father. j. B. Green. .@.>s
Miss Clara Prideaux went to Adrian
to spend Sunday. g. r r. r. Z. !: ! ~.
Loren Clark went to Sioux Falls
Friday afternoon for a visit.
Theo. Palmer passed through here
Friday on his way to Marshalltown
for visit. He expects to stop here
A boy or girl desiring to learn to
set type will find good opportunity
by enquiring at this Office.
The Busy Bees, of the Swedish
Lutheran church enjoyed a very
pleasant social Friday evening at the
home of Nels Anderson, realizing
about five dollars for their fund.
A physician at St. Clair, MIMI,
has purchased an automobile for his
use in getting about the country.
These conveyances will soon become
quite common in this state.
Get our prices on wood and coal.
Jas. S. Ramage.
A Bigelow blacksmith spent Fri.
day night in the village lookup fol-
being intoxicated. Saturday he was
given a good talking to and upon a
promise OF being temperate hereafter
was allowed to go without being
fined.
VIM. H. Hintze,, of Elgin, ILL.,, died
Monday, March II. He was very
prominent resident OF that town and
foremost in it's development. He
was known by quite number of peo-
pie in this vicinity. Funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon at his
home.
The following from The Pharma-
ceutical Era: G. H. Babcock, is 60
ing to Walhalla, N. D., to run the
pharmacy department in Burley's
drug store. Mr.. Camden having
left the firm and going into business
for himself in some town.
1t will do you no harm and may do
some good to figure with us for your
lumber bills before buying. Jas. S
Ramage.
The Starrett farm, west of the lake
has been sold to John Nelson, who
lives about eight miles northwest OF
here. He has sold his farm, but will
remain on it this year and the present
occupant OF the Starrett farm will
not move this year.
2 Ransom township ticket elected:
August Klessig chairman. J. w.
Ashbaugh G. Funkel; for town clerk
Robert Shore; for treasurer j. E,
Shore; for assessor James Baird; for
justices of the peace Geo. L, Bristol
l.. F. Eide; for constables o. M. Fer
rim Nels Scott; road overseers, Dist. l
Geo. L. Bristol, dist. 2 Lewis John
son, dist. 3 John Lins, dist 4 G. G
Erwin.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Congregational church furnish
a supper at Mrs. D. Shells on Wed.
nesday evening of this week from 6
to 8 o'clock. A program with music
at 8 o'clock. Everyone cordially in
vited.
L. L. Colby, wife and son Thomas,
who have lived in the little brick
house north and across the street oil
school grounds, for year and a hall
moved to Madelia. He is employed by
the Mccormick Machine company
He has been with that compan,
about II years and is one of thei
best statesmen.
Girls, if you wish to be a jun
bride with red lips, laughing eyes.
lovely complexion, take Rocky Mou'
tain Tea this month. Csc. Ask you
druggist.
The Pipesstone Daily Star has tbi
to say of Evangelist Meigs: ,Durip|
the meetings some forty or fifty wer
converted. Twenty have been bap
TIED into the membership of tn
Baptist church, and five others hav
been received and await .baptism
Others have expressed their inter
ton of uniting with other churches
Mr.. and and Mrs. Meigs have mad
many friends during their stay, an
the appreciation of their work wa
shown by a liberal contribution I
them of over 500, the offering con
! ing from members of all denomint
tions, and the Baptist people fe'
very grateful forit.
Taken this month Ike cps you we