The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-23

It's the cream skinned of the face
Of knowledge in saving life. Rocky
Mountain Tea, made by the Madison
Medicine Co., 35c. Ask your drug
gist. .....= - Il
just received a large assortment of
ladies warm house slippers, fur lined,
all sizes, all colors and styles. Call in
and get your pick frs at E. L.
Schwartz, the Shoeman. 49,.
Charlie Loveless has the humps. K (
A Soc bottle of perfume for 80 at
Morland's.
Declamatory contest the night be-
fore Thanksgiving.
w. Barron and wife of Rushmore,
spent Sunday in Worthington.
E E. Trip went to Wilmont Mon
day returning Tuesday morning.
A package of sachet powder with
every 49c bottle of perfume at Nor
lands.
Puts life and hope in the human
heart. makes you well--keeps you
we'll. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does.
j. r. Wheeler recently returned
home from work on the new Burling-
ton line.
L.C. Morrill,, of Sheldon, Ia, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. John
Ramage,
j. E. Darling took a load out to
meeting at the Dewitt school honse
Wedr esday evening.
1t is expected that the electric light
plant will DO in running order again
next Tuesday Ut tbs latest.
Reserved seats for the High School
Declam. terry contest on sele at Nor
lands Monday morning Nov. 26.
The little daughter of W. M. Evans
has diptheria and the residence IS in
quarantins. 1t is hoped no serious
results will follow.
DR.. Dolan wrote friends here awhile
! ago that he would be homs in three
weeks which will bring him here in
about week or ten days.
It is reported that the marriage of
MARITIME Levine and Mrs. Devaney
occurred recently in Iowa and they
are now sojourning at Hot Springs.
NJ. E. Lane has secured the con-
tract for increasing the city water
supply at Pipestone. If he don't
succeed Pipestone with have to i'm
port their water.
Chas. Leistico sold his farm, a half
section in section four Lorain We'd
nesday to party from Iowa. Mr..
Leistico will move to Worthington
for his future residence.
Our merchants are putting in an
unusually large supply Of holiday
goods. People at a distance will
find it advantageous to come to
Worthington to get just what they
want.
Last Thursday while Mrs. E. q.
Allen landlady of the Allen house
was standing on a chair arranging
window curtains the chair turned
allowing her to fall heavily to the
floor, breaking one of her ribs.
It. was expected Tuesday that
another operation to relieve Carl
Schmidt of an unnatural growth in
his body on the opposite side from
first operation. would be performed
Wednesday but the place broke
Now it is expected an operation will
be made Saturday morning. The
young man and parents have the
sympathy Of the entire community
| in their affection. ~. - -.
A. w. Little, of Sioux Falls arrived
here Thursday to take charge Of the
Burlington station which will be
opened the first of next month. Mr..
Little is q pleasant gentleman to
meet. He will put in his leisure.
time in becoming acquainted with
our business men. .I lss n d
Don't forget the 7th Of Decem;. or
! is only q little ways of now, but that
liz the date Of the Baptist Young
Peoples social. They introduce q.
lquartette Of national fame, and every
one should sec them asst is their first
appearance in Worthingt ton. a pro-
gram sue 70 please every will be-
rendered.
The o. .. s. elected the following
oacers Wednesday evening. Mrs. q.
a. Forbes ". NJ, II. Hawley ". r,
Mn. Wilsn Ager a. NJ, Mn. T. r.
IWsbb Sec, Mrs. ". NJ. Eyans Treas.
Mr. n. q. Brace Cond j. 6 4 3. r.